The 2004 Conference USA Baseball Tournament presented by Sterling Bank will be held this Wednesday to Sunday at Cougar Field in Houston, Texas. Regular season champion East Carolina is the No. 1 seed in the tournament. Southern Miss is the defending tournament champion. Get ready for all of the action by reading the C-USA Tournament preview notebook.


HITTER OF THE WEEK
RYAN McKINNON, LOUISVILLE
Junior, DH, Hamilton, Ontario
McKinnon helped the Cardinals to a sweep at USF and a spot in the conference tournament by slugging two home runs and two doubles, while driving in eight runs in three games. He posted a .933 slugging percentage and .438 on-base mark with 14 total bases. McKinnon's grand slam was the difference in Thursday's 9-5 win. He went 3-for-5 with a two-run home run, a walk and a double, plating three in Friday's 13-4 victory. McKinnon drove in a run with a bases-loaded single and then scored the game-tying run in the Cards' eight-run rally in the ninth inning on Saturday.

PITCHER OF THE WEEK
GREG BUNN, EAST CAROLINA
Junior, RHP, Wake Forest, N.C.
Bunn threw eight shutout innings at Southern Miss, holding the league's second-best hitting team to just five hits as East Carolina clinched the regular season C-USA title with a 9-0 win. He struck out six and walked three in raising his season record to 8-0. It was Bunn's fourth combined shutout this season.


EAST CAROLINA WILL BE NO. 1 SEED AT C-USA BASEBALL TOURNAMENT

After winning its first regular season Conference USA championship by four games, East Carolina will be the No. 1 seed at the 2004 Conference USA Tournament presented by Sterling Bank, which begins Wednesday in Houston. The No. 4 ranked Pirates finished with a 25-5 record in C-USA play, establishing a new conference record for wins in league play. At 47-9 overall, ECU owns the best record in division I baseball for the fourth week in a row. East Carolina is the fifth school to win the regular season title in the league's first nine seasons, joining Houston (4), Tulane (2), Southern Miss and USF.

The Pirates will face Louisville (26-28) in the third game of the tournament on Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. EDT. The Cardinals (13-16 in C-USA) earned the final spot in the conference tournament by virtue of winning three straight games at USF, including a series finale in which U of L erased a 7-1 deficit by scoring eight runs in the top of the ninth inning. East Carolina's balanced attack leads Conference USA in hitting (.322) and pitching (.368). Former closer Greg Bunn (8-0 with a 2.91 ERA and 95 K's) leads the Pirates pitching staff, while Ryan Jones (.409, 24 doubles, 18 home runs, 63 RBI) and Trevor Lawhorn (.314, league-leading 21 home runs and 63 RBI) are two of ECU's top performers at the plate. Senior OF Mark Jurich (.361, 18 doubles, 19 homers and 61 RBI) is the veteran leader of a very young Cardinal club.

Houston (28-26, 19-10) and TCU (32-23, 18-11) will be seeded opposite of U of L and ECU in one bracket and the Cougars and Horned Frogs will face each other at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday night. TCU won two of three when the clubs met in the regular season, marking the Frogs' first series win over the Cougars since 1994, when the two schools were members of the Southwest Conference. Matt Varner (7-4, 4.01 ERA) tops the UH pitching staff, while Cole Bruce (.352, 18 doubles) leads the squad at the plate. Senior Clayton Jerome (8-4) is the third-winningest pitcher in school history (27), while freshman Shelby Ford (.307, team-leading 15 home runs) and Chad Huffman (.389, 17 doubles, 37 RBI) are two of the team's young stars with the bat.

The tournament will get underway at 9:00 a.m. CDT on Wednesday when No. 6 seed Memphis (28-26, 15-14) takes on No. 3 seed Southern Miss (40-15, 21-9). The Tigers feature Jarrett Grube (8-4, 2.73 ER, 100 strikeouts) and Derek Hankins (8-5, 4.59 ERA and 105 K's), the first duo in school history to top the 100-strikeout mark in the same season. Southern Miss has continued its offensive prowess this season and has a trio of players in Jarrett Hoffpauir (391, 23 doubles, 73 RBI), Matt Shepherd (.397, 25 doubles, six triples) and Ryan Frith (.344, 19 home runs and 55 RBI) that rank among the conference leaders in several offensive categories.

Seventh-seeded UAB (28-27, 13-16) and second-seeded Tulane (38-17, 21-9) will battle each other in the 12:30 game on Wednesday. UAB is back in the Conference USA Tournament for the first time since reaching the semifinals of the 2000 tourney. The Blazers have hit the ball well over the past three weeks and are led by senior 1B Daniel Hill who has 13 homers, 47 RBI and a .341 average. The Green Wave are closing in on another 40-win season and their attack is aided on the mound and at the plate by sophomore Brian Bogusevic. The lefthander is 8-5 with 78 strikeouts as a pitcher and is hitting .336 with 13 doubles, nine homers and 60 RBI as a batter. Tulane has won four of the first eight C-USA Tournaments.

The championship game of the tournament on Sunday, May 30 will be televised by affiliates of the Conference USA Television Network and CSTV: College Sports Television. The tournament champion receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Championship.


TITLE HOLDERS
East Carolina is the fifth school to win a regular season championship in the league's first nine seasons. The Pirates will go to Houston attempting to become the fifth team to win the regular season and tournament titles in the same season. Here's a look at C-USA's champions:

Year Regular Season Tournament
2004 East Carolina ?
2003 Southern Miss Southern Miss
2002 Houston East Carolina
2001 Tulane Tulane
2000 Houston Houston
1999 Houston Tulane
1998 Tulane Tulane
1997 Tulane Houston
1996 USF Tulane


THEY'RE REGULARS
For the first time ever, USF will not be a part of the Conference USA Tournament: The Bulls loss on Saturday allowed Louisville to continue its streak of taking part in all nine C-USA Tournaments. The Cardinals are joined by Southern Miss and Tulane in participating in all nine tourney's since the league began baseball play in 1996.

WAIT 'TIL NEXT YEAR
The 2005 Conference USA Baseball Tournament will be held at Pete Taylor Park in Hattiesburg, Miss. From May 25-29. It will be the second time that Southern Miss will serve as the host of the C-USA Tournament. USM hosted the league's inaugural event in 1996.


CHARLOTTE
Senior IF JAMIE RUSCO and senior C/DH RANDALL POPLIN were the first teammates to connect on double-figure home runs in the same season since Bo Robinson and James Matan in the school's record-breaking 1998 campaign. Rusco's 14 round-trippers is the fifth-best single-season total in school history, while Poplin went yard 10 times. Freshman RHP ADAM MILLS tied for the team lead in wins with four and recorded 37 strikeouts with only 14 walks. With three strikeouts in his final game at Charlotte, senior RHOP ZACHARY TREADWAY moved past his brother, Brion, for fifth place on the school's all-time strikeout list with 232.

CINCINNATI
The Bearcats opened the brand new UC Baseball Stadium over the weekend, drawing a crowd of 2,200 for the first game on Thursday night against UAB. Redshirt freshman BRIAN BELTZ got the honor of picking up the first-ever hit in the stadium with a first inning single to center. Senior AARON MOLL hit the Bearcats' first homer with a second inning blast to left center on Friday night. JOSH KAY made the first start of his UC career against Akron on May 18, earning the win with six scoreless innings of work. With his homer on Friday night, Moll ended his career with 26 long balls, good for a share of seventh place in school history. He shares the spot with teammate STEVE PICKERELL.

EAST CAROLINA
East Carolina won its first regular season Conference USA title with a shutout win at Southern Miss on May 20. The Pirates also blanked the league's second-best hitting team in the series finale on Sunday, the seventh shutout by the ECU pitching staff this season. Senior DH RYAN JONES has led the nation in slugging percentage most of the season (currently .871) with 46 of his 76 hits going for extra-bases. Junior 1B RYAN NORWOOD leads the nation with a school record 28 doubles and was the top hitter in the league in conference play, batting .432 against C-USA opponents. Sophomore 2B TREVOR LAWHORN leads the league with 21 home runs and needs just one more to tie the school record of 22 set by Winfred Johnson in 1985. As a team, the Pirates have established a new single-season record with 95 home runs. The 47 wins by East Carolina this season has tied the school record, set by the 2001 team.

HOUSTON
The Cougars will be hosting the first conference tournament in school history this week when they host the 2004 Conference USA Tournament presented by Sterling Bank. Houston hosted back-to-back NCAA Regionals in 1999 and 2000, as well as an NCAA Super Regional in 2000. The Cougars will open the tournament with wins in 14 of their last 19 games. Senior IF COLE BRUCE enters the tournament on a 15-game hitting streak. He also hit safely in his final 18 Conference USA games. Senior BRANDON ROZNOVSKY registered saves in each of the two wins over Tulane. He now has nine saves on the year, the third-best single-season total in UH history. Sophomore OF TRAVIS TULLY saw his 21-game hitting streak snapped on Saturday. It was the fourth-longest streak in school history. Houston has played 26 games against nationally-ranked opponents this season, posting an 8-18 record in those outings.

LOUISVILLE
The Cardinals won all three games at USF, including a dramatic rally in the series finale on Saturday to earn a spot in the Conference USA Tournament. Trailing 7-1 going to the ninth inning, Louisville scored eight runs in the top of the inning to earn a trip to Houston. Senior OF MARK JURICH set a new school record with his 57th career double on Saturday. He is also ranked in U of L's all-time top 10 in home runs (fourth with 47), triples (sixth with 12), hits (seventh with 233) and RBI (seventh with 178). Jurich has played every inning this season and has failed to reach base in only two games. Six freshmen, including four position players, have played key roles on the Cards youthful squad this season. OF/IF DANIEL BURTON is the top hitting freshman at .293 with 13 doubles, while SS CHRIS CATES is bating .275 with a league-high 161 assists.

MEMPHIS
The Tigers will be making their first trip to the Conference USA Tournament since they advanced to the semifinals of the 2001 tourney. Senior JARRETT GRUBE and junior DEREK HANKINS became the first duo in school history to register 100 strikeouts in a season. Grube owns a league-low 2.73 ERA and is 8-4 with 100 strikeouts. He has held opponents scoreless for his last 19 2/3 innings ow work dating back to May 7 at Houston. Hankins has recorded 10 or more strikeouts in a game four times and owns an 8-5 record with 105 K's. Junior SS BRENT DLUGACH hit safely in 24 of 29 league games and hit a team-best .357 in Conference USA play. Twenty-one of his 40 hits in league play were extra-base hits (12 doubles, two triples and seven home runs). In all games, he leads the team in doubles (15) and homers (9), while driving in 36.

SAINT LOUIS
The Billikens dropped two of three to Memphis, but did close out the season with a victory on Saturday. Saint Louis got at least one hit from every position player in the lineup, including a pair of three-run home runs from seniors KYLE WORT and BRAD DAUBACH in an 8-3 win in the season finale. Freshman RYAN BIRD picked up his third win as he allowed just two earned runs and struck out five in 6-2/3 innings. Senior JOE BUEHLER made his school record 26th appearance of the season to close down the Tigers in the top of the ninth with a pair of strikeouts. The win also marked the 300th career victory for head coach BOB HUGHES.

USF
For the first time ever, the Bulls failed to qualify for the Conference USA Tournament. At 31-24, USF did win 30 or more games for the fourth year in a row. In the series finale against Louisville on Saturday, senior SS MYRON LESLIE broke the school's all-time record for hits with his 312th career hit. Leslie led the team in batting at .361 and ranks in the top 10 of the conference in doubles with 23. Freshman RHP CASEY HUDSPETH won eight games this year, the most by a USF freshman since Mark Roberts and Pat Ryan each won eight in 1994. He also led the team in ERA (3.45) and strikeouts (74). Junior OF BRYAN HIERLMEIER was the only USF player this season to post double figure totals in doubles (10) and home runs (11).

SOUTHERN MISS
Despite losing two of three to regular season champion East Carolina over the weekend, Southern Miss was able to post its second straight 40-win season for just the second time in school history, joining the 1990 and 1991 Golden Eagle teams. Senior RHP AUSTIN TUBB picked up his league-leading 10th save of the season on Saturday, the second year in a row that he has posted 10 saves. He is 6-0 with a 1.14 ERA and 43 strikeouts with just five walks all season. USM has six players with 10 or more doubles, led by MATT SHEPHERD with 25 and JARRETT HOFFPAUIR with 23. Freshman RHP PATRICK EZELL, who has been filling in for CLIFF RUSSUM as the team's No. 1 starter for the past four weeks, now has a 66-11 walk-to-strikeout ratio. He has five wins and a 3.77 ERA. Senior RHP ANTHONY DeWITT became the eighth Golden Eagle to post 10 wins in a season when he defeated ECU on Saturday. With 19 career victories, he is tied for fourth on the school's all-time list.

TCU
With a victory in the series opener against Charlotte last Thursday, senior RHP CLAYTON JEROME moved into a tie for second place on the school's all-time wins list with 27. He also moved into sole possession of third place on the school's all-time strikeout chart with 302. After opening the year as a starter, senior RHP ROBBIE FINDLAY has performed very well as the Horned Frogs closer. In 28 appearances, he is 4-1 with nine saves and 50 strikeouts in 42 1/3 innings pitched. The nine saves are just one away from the TCU single-season record of 10, set by Tim Grieve in 1994. Freshman OF CHAD HUFFMAN leads all C-USA freshmen in batting (.389) and on-base percentage (.482), while leading the circuit in being hit by pitched with 19. SHELBY FORD leads all freshmen in home runs with 15 and has hit two homers in a game three times this season. TCU pitchers have allowed a league-low 39 home runs this season.

TULANE
The Green Wave will be the No. 2 seed at the Conference USA Tournament after finishing tied for second place. Tulane has placed first or second in C-USA in eight of the league's first nine seasons. Sophomore P/OF BRIAN BOGUSEVIC may be the most successful two-way player in the league this season. On the mound, he is 8-5 with a 3.78 ERA and 78 strikeouts with just 20 walks. At the plate, he is batting .336 with 13 doubles, nine home runs and a team-best 60 RBI. The Wave's top two hitters are both transfers from Miami (Fla.). Junior OF MATT BARKET is hitting .395 with 17 doubles, seven home runs and 50 RBI. He ahs reached base safely via a walk or a hit in 50 of 55 games. Junior C GREG DINI is batting .375 with 15 doubles, 11 homers and 47 RBI. Tulane's pitchers have struck out 388 batters, while walking only 139.

UAB
UAB has earned spot in the Conference USA Tournament for the first time since reaching semifinals of the 2000 Tourney in St. Petersburg, Fla. The Blazers have won nine of their last 12 road contests, including seven of nine in C-USA play on the road after winning two-of-three at Cincinnati this past weekend. UAB had strong offensive production on the week as the Blazers recorded double digits in both runs and hits in three of its four contests. Junior DH NATHAN McCORKLE has hit safely in his last 15 games overall and had at least one hit in his final 18 C-USA games. He leads the team in batting (.337), doubles (14) and RBI (49). True freshman ZAC AWRD has started all 55 games at third base and is batting .271 with 11 doubles, five homers and 34 RBI. Junior RHP JEFF BROWN has four complete games and picked up his fifth win of the season at Cincinnati on Thursday.

LEADING THE NATION
For the fourth week in arrow, East Carolina (47-9) has the best record in Division I. Here's a look at the top marks:

1. EAST CAROLINA 47-9
2. Oral Roberts 45-9
3. Texas 48-10
4. Notre Dame 46-10
5. Virginia 42-11
6. Stanford 41-11
7. Miami (Fla.) 41-11
8. Rice 40-11

BEATING THE BEST
Conference USA teams combined to defeat 10 regular season champions during the 2004 season. Included were the champions of the Atlantic Sun (UCF), Big South (Birmingham-Southern), Big West (Cal State Fullerton), Horizon (Illinois-Chicago), Metro Atlantic (LeMoyne), Ohio Valley (Austin Peay), Patriot (Army), SWAC (Mississippi Valley State), Sun Belt (Middle Tennessee) and WAC (Rice).

UC OPENS STADIUM
Cincinnati opened its brand-new on campus stadium on May 20 against UAB. The game drew an estimated crowd of 2,200, one the largest crowds to ever watch a UC baseball game.

The game marked the first time the Bearcats played on campus since May 18, 2002. Cincinnati has played its "home" games 30 minutes away in Amelia, Ohio and has been on the road for 81 of its last 109 contests.

LAST WEEK' S STARS
Other than the players of the week, here's a look at some of the top performances in Conference USA during the games of May 17-22.

HITTING
CIN - AARON MOLL - hit .438 (7-for-16) in his final four collegiate games. Had a pair of RBI in a win at Akron and two hits and two runs scored in the season-ending win over UAB. Drove in five runs for the week.
ECU - RYAN NORWOOD - hit .556 (7-for-13) in a series at Southern Miss, while slugging 1.077. Had four doubles and one home run in the series, driving in seven runs and scoring six times.
HOU - COLE BRUCE - helped UH to a series win over Tulane with five hits, two doubles, three RBI and a .583 slugging percentage. Had the game-winning hit in game two. Extended his hitting streak to nine games.
MEM - KURT WELCH - hit .583 in four games last week, finishing with seven hits, nine RBI and a pair of home runs. Homered and had a career-high five RBI in a win at UT-Martin. Had four two-out RBI on the week.
USF - MYRON LESLIE - closed out his USF career by going 9-for-12 (.875) with four RBI and five runs scored in a series with Louisville. Slugged 1.417 in the series and also became the school's all-time hits leader in the series finale.
USM - MATT SHEPHERD - was 5-for-10 (.500) against EECU with a pair of multiple hit games. Walked twice, for a .583 on-base percentage.
TCU - CHRIS NEUMAN - after going hitless against Sam Houston State, he went 8-for-12 against Charlotte. Scored a run in each game of the charlotte series, doubling twice and driving in a pair.
UAB - NATHAN McCORKLE- hit .353 (6-for-17) with eight RBI, seven runs scored and a home run in helping UAB to a 3-1 record. Hit his first career grand slam in Thursday's opener at Cincinnati and tied a career-high with five RBI in that game.

PITCHING
CIN - TONY MAYNARD - earned a save at Akron and a win over UAB. Threw a total of 5 2/3 shutout innings, allowing six hits. He struck out six and walked just one batter.
HOU - GARRETT MOCK - held Tulane to four hits over seven innings on Friday night in just his second start since April 9. Allowed two runs and struck out three with only one walk in posting his third straight victory.
MEM - JARRETT GRUBE - fanned nine batters in seven shutout innings at Saint Louis on Thursday. Held SLU hitless through 5 2/3 innings before allowing a single, his only hit allowed on the evening.
USM - ANTHONY DeWITT - picked up his 10th win of the season on Friday vs. ECU. Struck out eight batters, his second-highest total this season.
TCU - CLAYTON JEROME - earned his eighth victory of the year vs. Charlotte on Thursday, allowing two runs on seven hits. Also struck out six batters to go over the 300 mark in career K's.
UAB - JEFF BROWN - threw his fourth complete game of the year last Thursday at Cincinnati. Allowed three runs on six hits, while striking out six and walking just one.

2004 C-USA TOURNAMENT
The 2004 Conference USA Baseball Tournament will be held May 26-30 in Houston, Texas. The University of Houston will serve as the host for the event, which will be played at Cougar Field on UH's campus. The championship game on Sunday, May 30 will be televised by affiliates of the Conference USA Television Network. This will be the first time that Houston has hosted the C-USA Tournament. However, Cougar Field played host to NCAA Regionals in 1999 and 2000, as well as an NCAA Super Regional in 2000. Southern Miss is the defending tournament champion.

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE:
Wednesday, May 26
Game One (Memphis vs. Southern Miss) 9:00 a.m
Game Two (UAB vs. Tulane) 12:30 p.m.
Game Three (Louisville vs. East Carolina) 4:00 p.m.
Game Four (TCU at Houston) 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 27
Game Five 9:00 a.m
Game Six 12:30 p.m.
Game Seven 4:00 p.m.
Game Eight 7:30 p.m.
Friday, May 28
Game Nine 3:00 p.m
Game Ten 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 29
Game Eleven 9:00 a.m
Game Twelve 12:30 p.m.
Game Thirteen (if necessary) 4:00 p.m.
Game Fourteen (if necessary) 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, May 30
Championship Game 1:00 p.m.


SERIES TIEBREAKERS
Here's a look at who held the edge in series tie-breakers this season:

East Carolina - over MEM, CHA, USF, CIN, LOU, HOU, SLU, TCU, USM
Tulane - over ECU, CHA, CIN, LOU, USM, MEM, USF, SLU
Southern Miss - over HOU, USF, TCU, SLU, MEM, UAB, LOU, CHA
Houston - over UAB, CHA, SLU, CIN, MEM, LOU, TUL
TCU - over MEM, HOU, CIN, USF, SLU, LOU
Memphis - over LOU, UAB, USF, CIN, SLU
UAB - over TUL, CHA, TCU, CIN
Louisville - over UAB, CIN, USF
USF - over CIN, SLU, UAB
Charlotte - over SLU, LOU, USF
Saint Louis - over CIN
Cincinnati - over CHA

C-USA TOURNAMENT TV SYDICATION
Here's a look at where to find the championship game of the C-USA Tournament on television (as of May 23): Please note that additional outlets may be added in the coming weeks.

Charter Communications Information Network, Ch. 3 - St. Louis (Live)
* Distribution: Reaches 465,000 households in Missouri and Illinois.
College Sports Television (CSTV), DirecTV Ch. 610 - (Live)
* Distribution: Reaches nearly 15 million homes on DirecTV, Adelphia cable systems and Insight Communications cable systems.
Comcast Charter Sports Southeast (Live)
* Distribution: - Reaches 3 million homes in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Cox Sports Television - New Orleans (Live)
* Distribution: Reaches more than 600,000 households throughout Louisiana.
Fox Sports Net Chicago (Tape Delay on June 1st at 1:00 p.m.)
* Distribution: Reaches 3.8 million households throughout Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Fox Sports Net South (Time TBD)
* Distribution: Reaches 9.1 million households throughout Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Fox Sports Net Southwest (Tape Delay on June 1st at Noon)
* Distribution: Reaches 8.4 million households in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.
KTVS TV-38 - Albuquerque, NM (Live)
* Distribution: Reaches 712,000 in the Albuquerque area.
UNC Charlotte Cable Television, Ch. 22 - (Live)
* Distribution: Reaches 400,000 households in the Charlotte/Mecklenburg area.
WFTE-TV, UPN 58 - Louisville (Live)
* Distribution: Reaches 607,000 households in the Louisville area.
WGSR-TV, Ch. 39 - Greensboro (Live)
* Distribution: Reaches 800,000 households in the Greensboro, North Carolina and Roanoke, Virginia areas.

Total Potential Distribution: 38,684,000 households


PEAK PERFORMERS

MULTIPLE HOME RUNS IN A GAME
3 Kyle Dahlberg, TCU at LOU, Apr. 30
3 Steve Pickerell, CIN at Dayton, Apr. 6
3 Matt McHargue, USF vs. SLU, Apr. 4
3 Jon Greenwich, SLU vs. Eastern Illinois, Mar. 30
2 Rob Johnson, HOU at LOU, May 16
2 Marc Maddox, USM at CHA, May 14
2 Steve Pickerell, CIN at Ball State, May 11
2 Ryan Jones, ECU vs. HOU, May 2
2 Aaron Moll, CIN vs. SLU, May 1
2 Jack Nelson, CIN vs. SLU, May 1
2 Shelby Ford, TCU at LOU, Apr. 30
2 Adam Willard, CHA vs. UAB, Apr. 25
2 German Duran, TCU vs. SLU, Apr. 24
2 J.J. Estrada, TCU vs. SLU, Apr. 24
2 Randall Poplin, CHA vs. UAB, Apr. 23
2 Drew Eder, SLU at Eastern Illinois, Apr. 21
2 Rob Johnson, HOU at Texas-San Antonio, Apr. 20
2 Mark Jurich, LOU vs. CHA, Apr. 19
2 Ryan Jones, ECU at CIN, Apr. 18
2 Daniel Hill, UAB vs. TUL, Apr. 17
2 Randall Poplin, CHA at LOU, Apr. 17
2 Spencer Steedley, CHA at LOU, Apr. 17
2 Trevor Lawhorn, ECU at CIN, Apr. 16
2 Jarrett Hoffpauir, USM at SLU, Apr. 11
2 Brad Willcutt, USM at SLU, Apr. 11
2 Ryan Frith, USM at SLU, Apr. 9
2 Jason Lowery, USM vs. TCU, Apr. 3
2 Jeremy Brand, USF vs. SLU, Apr. 3
2 Brent Dlugach, MEM at LOU, Apr. 2
2 Greg Dini, TUL vs. CHA, Mar. 28
2 Shelby Ford, TCU at HOU, Mar. 28
2 Chad Huffman, TCU vs. MEM, Mar. 21
2 Ramon Moses, TCU vs. MEM, Mar. 20
2 Marc Maddox, USM vs. HOU, Mar. 19
2 Trevor Lawhorn, ECU vs. TUL, Mar. 19
2 Joe Holland, TUL at ECU, Mar. 19
2 Jamie Rusco, CHA vs. High Point, Mar. 13
2 Bryan Hierlmeier, USF vs. Pennsylvania, Mar. 9
2 Jeremy Brand, USF vs. Illinois, Mar. 6
2 Brett Cooley, HOU vs. LSU, Mar. 6
2 Brian Bormaster, TUL vs. Pepperdine, Mar. 5
2 Kris Rochelle, CHA vs. LeMoyne, Mar. 5
2 Shelby Ford, TCU at Texas Tech, Feb. 29
2 Mark Jurich, LOU vs. Illinois State, Feb. 28
2 Thomas Bowker, CHA vs. Siena, Feb. 22
2 Ryan Norwood, ECU vs. UNC Asheville, Feb. 14

COMPLETE-GAMES
Derek Hankins, MEM (6) at SLU (1), May 21
Brian Bogusevic, TUL (2) at HOU (3), May 20
Jeff Brown, UAB (14) at CIN (3), May 20
Justin Brown, CHA (2) at TCU (6), May 20
Zachary Treadway, CHA (12) vs. Cin (1), May 9
Brian Bogosevic, TUL (9) vs. USF (5), May 8
Derek Hankins, MEM (4) vs. TUL (0), May 2
Brian Bogusevic, TUL (0) at MEM (4), May 2
Adam Price, UAB (14) vs. USM (5), May 1
J.R. Crowel, TUL (5) at MEM (2), Apr. 30
Casey Hudspweth, USF (0) at MEM (1), Apr. 25
Jeff Brown, UAB (16) at CHA (1), Apr. 24
J.R. Crowel, TUL (17) vs. USM (1), Apr. 23
Jeff Brown, UAB (11) vs. TUL (3), Apr. 17
Dave Guntorius, SLU (4) vs. HOU (3), Apr. 16
Patrick Ezell, USM (18) at SLU (3), Apr. 11
Shane Mathews, ECU (11) vs. USF (1), Apr. 10
Jarrett Grube, MEM (9) vs. UAB (0), Apr. 9
Brad Lincoln, HOU (8) at UAB (0), Apr. 3
Derek Hankins, MEM (6) at LOU (2), Apr. 3
Zachary Treadway, CHA (0) vs. ECU (8), Apr. 2
Clayton Jerome, TCU (1) at HOU, Mar. 26
Garrett Mock, HOU (0) vs. TCU (1), Mar. 26
Cory Hahn, TUL (9) at ECU (0), Mar. 21
Billy Mohl, TUL (3) at ECU (6), Mar. 19
Mike Tisdale, LOU (13) vs. Murray State (1), Mar. 16
Cliff Russum, USM (12) vs. Eastern Illinois (0), Mar. 13
Kurt Struckhoff, SLU (7) vs. UW-Milwaukee (3), Mar. 13
Clayton Jerome, TCU (2) vs. New Mexico (0), Mar. 12
Justin Valdes, LOU (2) vs. Kent State (3), Mar. 7
Jeff Brown, UAB (4) vs. Toledo (0), Mar. 7
Tony Maynard, CIN (6) at Xavier (2), Feb. 28
Dave Guntorius, SLU (1) at Belmont (4), Feb. 21
Justin Minges, CIN (3) at Alabama (6), Feb. 20

10 OR MORE STRIKEOUTS
17 Derek Hankins, MEM vs. Murray State, Feb. 28
14 Derek Hankins, MEM at LOU, Apr. 3
15 Cliff Russum, USM vs. Eastern Illinois, Mar. 13
13 Cory Hahn, TUL vs. CHA, Mar. 28
11 Derek Hankins, MEM vs. UAB, Apr. 10
11 Greg Bunn, ECU at MEM, Mar. 27
10 Derek Hankins, MEM at SLU, May 21
10 Dave Guntorius, SLU vs. MEM, May 20
10 Eric Roberts, UAB at USF, May 16
10 Jarrett Grube, MEM vs. CIN, May 15
10 Brian Bogusevic, TUL vs. SLU, May 14
10 Casey Hudspeth, USF at UAB, May 14
10 Matt Varner, HOU vs. MEM, May 7
10 Brian Bogusevic, TUL vs. USM, Apr. 24
10 Cliff Russum, USM at SLU, Apr. 10
10 Jarrett Grube, MEM vs. UAB, Apr. 9
10 Anthony DeWitt, USM vs. Indiana State, Mar. 5
10 J.R. Crowel, TUL vs. UMBC, Feb. 21