#29 Louisville CARDINALS (29-14, ACC) Head Coach Dan McDonnell LOU: (12th Season) Career: (12th Season)

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1 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 1 Sports Information Contact: Garett Wall (502) or (502) SCHEDULE / RESULTS FEBRUARY FRI 16 vs. W, 4-3 SAT 17 at The W, 8-3 (8) SUN 18 vs. George W, 15-8 TUE 20 EASTERN KENTUCKY (ACCNE) W, 4-2 FRI 23 YOUNGSTOWN STATE (ACCNE) W, 11-0 SAT 24 YOUNGSTOWN STATE (ACCNE) W, 8-1 SUN 25 YOUNGSTOWN STATE (ACCNE) W, 12-2 TUE 27 XAVIER (ACCNE) W, 6-4 MARCH FRI 2 WESTERN CAROLINA (ACCNE) W, 16-4 SAT 3 WESTERN CAROLINA (ACCNE) W, 8-7 SUN 4 WESTERN CAROLINA (ACCNE) W, 3-2 TUE 6 MOREHEAD STATE (ACCNE) W, FRI 9 #13 NORTH CAROLINA * (ACCNE) W, 5-4 SAT 10 #13 NORTH CAROLINA * (ACCNE) W, 6-4 SUN 11 #13 NORTH CAROLINA * (ACCNE) L, 3-10 TUE 13 #5 TEXAS TECH (ACCNE) L, 4-8 WED 14 #5 TEXAS TECH (E) (ACCNE) W, 7-4 FRI 16 at Wake Forest * (ACCNE) L, 1-2 SAT 17 at Wake Forest * (ACCNE) W, 11-6 SUN 18 at Wake Forest * (ACCNE) L, 3-6 WED 21 at Western Kentucky W, 8-5 FRI 23 #10 CLEMSON * (ACCNE) L, 1-3 SUN 25 #10 CLEMSON * (ACCNE) L, 3-4 SUN 25 #10 CLEMSON * (ACCNE) W, 5-1 TUE 27 CINCINNATI (C) (ACCNE) PPD/RAIN THU 29 at #5 Florida State * (ACCNE) L, 4-9 FRI 30 at #5 Florida State * (ACCNE) L, 7-8 SAT 31 at #5 Florida State * (ACCNE) W, 6-1 APRIL TUE 3 at #9 Kentucky (SEC Network+) L, 5-8 FRI 6 #4 NC STATE * (D) (ACCNE) W, 8-2 SAT 7 #4 NC STATE * (ACCNE) L, 6-9 SUN 8 #4 NC STATE * (ACCNE) L, 3-10 TUE 10 NORTHERN KENTUCKY (ACCNE) W, 7-2 FRI 13 at Virginia Tech * (ACCNE) W, 3-2 SAT 14 at Virginia Tech * (ACCNE) W, 3-1 SAT 14 at Virginia Tech * (ACCNE) W, 16-1 TUE 17 #6 KENTUCKY (ACCNE) W, 8-2 FRI 20 VIRGINIA * (ACCNE) W, 5-4 SAT 21 VIRGINIA * (ACCNE) L, 4-5 SUN 22 VIRGINIA * (ACCNE) L, 1-2 TUE 24 WESTERN KENTUCKY (ACCNE) W, 5-4 FRI 27 INDIANA STATE (P) (ACCNE) W, 3-2 SAT 28 INDIANA STATE (ACCNE) W, 10-6 SUN 29 INDIANA STATE (ACCNE) L, 1-3 MAY TUE 1 at #15 Vanderbilt (SEC Network) 7:00 p.m. FRI 4 at Boston College * (ACCNE) 6:00 p.m. SAT 5 at Boston College * (ACCNE) 4:00 p.m. SUN 6 at Boston College * (ACCNE) 1:00 p.m. TUE 8 WRIGHT STATE (ACCNE) 6:00 p.m. WED 9 CINCINNATI (C) (ACCNE) 6:00 p.m. FRI 11 at Pittsburgh * (ACCNE) 6:00 p.m. SAT 12 at Pittsburgh * (ACCNE) 3:00 p.m. SUN 13 at Pittsburgh * (ACCNE) 1:00 p.m. TUE 15 INDIANA (ACCNE) 6:00 p.m. THU 17 NOTRE DAME * (ACCNE) 6:00 p.m. FRI 18 NOTRE DAME * (ACCNE) 6:00 p.m. SAT 19 NOTRE DAME * (ACCNE) 1:00 p.m. May ACC Championship (Durham, North Carolina) June 1-4 NCAA Regional (Campus Sites) June 8-11 NCAA Super Regional (Campus Sites) June 16-26/27 NCAA College World Series (Omaha, Nebraska) All Times Eastern HOME GAMES IN CAPS * = Atlantic Coast Conference = Charleston Crab House Challenge, Charleston, S.C. E = Elementary School Day C = Cancer Awareness Night D = Diamond Heritage Night P = Patriotic Game ACCNE = Televised on ACC Network Extra #29 Louisville CARDINALS (29-14, ACC) Head Coach Dan McDonnell LOU: (12th Season) Career: (12th Season) GAME DAY INFORMATION Location: Nashville, Tennessee Venue: Hawkins Field Live Stats: GoCards.com Twitter Series History: Louisville trails 24-9 all-time Tuesday, May 1 7 p.m. ET TV: SEC Network Radio: 93.9 The Ville LOU: Fr. LHP Reid Detmers (2-1, 5.08 ERA) VU: TBD FIRST PITCH The No. 29 Louisville baseball team takes to the road for a midweek visit to No. 15 Vanderbilt for the annual Battle of the Barrel on Tuesday at 7 p.m., ET at Hawkins Field in Nashville, Tennessee. The game will be televised on SEC Network with Karl Ravech and Chris Burke on the call, while 93.9 The Ville will have radio coverage. ABOUT THE LOUISVILLE CARDINALS Louisville was 3-1 last week earning a midweek win over Western Kentucky and taking two of three games in a weekend series against Indiana State. With three weeks remaining in the regular season, the Cardinals have a conference mark and are fourth in the Atlantic Division. The nation s last unbeaten team for the second straight year after winning 14 straight games to open the 2018 season, Louisville is ranked in one of six major national polls this week, 29th in the Collegiate Baseball poll. Sophomore Logan Wyatt has a.338 average with three home runs, 41 RBIs, 18 doubles and 41 walks to pace the offense. Wyatt is ranked eighth in the nation in walks, 10th in doubles and 23rd in on-base percentage (.487). Danny Oriente hit safely in a career best 14 straight games from March 31-April 24 and has lifted his batting average to.364, while Josh Stowers ranks ninth in the nation with his 25 stolen bases. The pitching staff is led by junior Adam Wolf, sophomore Nick Bennett and freshman righthander Bobby Miller. Wolf has a 4-2 record, 2.39 ERA and 76 strikeouts in 67.2 innings and 11 series-opening starts. Bennett has registered a 5-1 record, 2.32 ERA and 43 strikeouts in 42.2 innings, including six straight weekend starts. Miller has four consecutive weekend starts, a 4-1 record and 0.92 ERA in 39.1 innings this season. The bullpen is paced by All-American righty Sam Bordner, who ranks 19th in the nation with his 10 saves in Louisville is guided by head coach Dan McDonnell, who is in his 12th season in The Ville following a recordsetting campaign in 2017 when the Cardinals ranked fi fth in every major national poll after advancing to the College World Series for the fourth time in school history. UofL set a school record for wins with a mark and earned the program s third straight ACC Atlantic Division title. ABOUT THE VANDERBILT COMMODORES Vanderbilt is overall and in the SEC after dropping two of three games last weekend to South Carolina. Ranked 15th in this week s Collegiate Baseball news poll, the Commodores are hitting.266 as a team with a 3.77 ERA. Led by head coach Tim Corbin, Vanderbilt was overall and in the SEC in The Commodores won the NCAA Clemson Regional before ending their season with a loss to Oregon State in the NCAA Super Regional. SERIES HISTORY Louisville trails 24-9 in the all-time series with Vanderbilt, which dates to The Cardinals have won each of the last two meetings with a 6-2 win in Louisville last season and a 9-5 win in Nashville in The Battle of the Battle rivalry began in 2012 and the teams have split the fi rst six meetings in the annual regular season series. PROJECTED POSITION STARTERS POS NO NAME HT WT CL B/T AVG HR RBI SB NOTES C 18 Pat Rumoro JR R/R starts at catcher in 2018; 27 career starts or 11 Zeke Pinkham JR L/R Missed 1st half of season with knee injury 1B 43 Logan Wyatt SO L/R th in NCAA in walks, 10th in doubles 2B 7 Devin Mann JR R/R career starts, 146 total appearances SS 2 Tyler Fitzgerald SO R/R Career-best 14-game hit streak 4/3-4/27 3B 16 Justin Lavey SO R/R nd on team with 9 multiple RBI gms in 2018 LF 20 Jake Snider FR L/R Played in 77 career gms, including 53 starts CF 25 Josh Stowers JR R/R AVG with 12 SB in last 15 games RF 1 Drew Campbell SO L/L starts, 37 appearances in 1st season at UofL or 17 Ethan Stringer SO R/R starts in 2018 after redshirting in 2017 DH 9 Danny Oriente SO R/R Career-best 14-game hit streak 3/31-4/24 STARTING PITCHING ROTATION OUT OF THE BULLPEN #15 Vanderbilt COMMODORES (25-18, SEC) Head Coach Tim Corbin VU: (16th Season) Career: (21st Season) DAY NO NAME HT WT CL R/L W-L ERA IP SO BB B/AVG NOTES TUE 42 Reid Detmers FR LHP Making 4th start of the season FRI 31 Adam Wolf JR LHP career appearances with 11 starts SAT 8 Nick Bennett SO LHP , 2.15 ERA in 6 straight weekend starts SUN 15 Bobby Miller FR RHP ERA, 18 SO in 4 starts (24.1 IP) NO NAME HT WT CL R/L W-L SV ERA IP SO BB B/AVG NOTES 5 Shay Smiddy SO RHP appearances in 2018 with 4 starts 13 Sam Bordner JR RHP NCBWA 3rd Team All-American 27 Bryan Hoeing JR RHP starts, 10 relief outings in Austin Conway GR RHP career saves with 20 at Indiana State

2 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 2 HEAD COACH DAN MCDONNELL 12TH SEASON OVERALL RECORD (.712 winning percentage) Entered 2018 ranked 4th nationally among active coaches in winning percentage (min. 5 years) COACHING EXPERIENCE Louisville Head Coach, 2007-present Mississippi Assistant Coach, The Citadel Assistant Coach, EDUCATION The Citadel B.S. Mathematics ( 92) M.S. Business Administration ( 95) LOUISVILLE HIGHLIGHTS Two-time National Coach of the Year (2017 Baseball America, 2007 Rivals) 3-Time ACC Coach of the Year (2015, 2016, 2017) UofL ranks 3rd nationally in wins (509) from Four College World Series appearances (2007, 2013, 2014, 2017) 10 NCAA Regional appearances 7 NCAA Super Regional appearances 8 regular season conference championships (2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) 1 National Player of the Year, 34 All-Americans, 85 all-conference selections, 6 conference Pitchers of the Year, 4 conference Players of the Year & 1 conference Freshman of the Year In McDonnell s 11 seasons as head coach, 57 Louisville players have signed professional contracts after being selected in the MLB Draft YEAR-BY-YEAR AT LOUISVILLE Overall Conference NCAA Finish (3rd) CWS - 5th/6th (4th) Regional (1st) Super Regional (1st) Regional (t-4th) BIG EAST Semifinal (t-1st) Regional (1st) CWS - 7th/8th (1st) CWS - 7th/8th (1st-Atlantic) Super Regional (1st-Atlantic) Super Regional (1st-Atlantic) CWS - 5th/6th Total The 2018 University of Louisville baseball media guide is available online at GoCards.com. ABOUT HEAD COACH DAN MCDONNELL On June 27, 2006, Dan McDonnell, one of the top young minds in college baseball, was named the 18th head coach of the University of Louisville baseball team. And on June 15, 2007, McDonnell and the Cardinals took the field at hallowed Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha for game one of the 2007 College World Series. Not bad for 353 days on the job. As the first rookie head coach to lead his team to Omaha in 27 years, McDonnell was named National Coach of the Year by Rivals.com after guiding the Cardinals to a then-school record 47 wins during that 2007 season. He followed that impressive debut season by leading Louisville to nine more NCAA appearances during the next 10 years, including three more College World Series berths in 2013, 2014 and 2017, as well as eight conference regular season titles and two conference tournament championships. Louisville has hosted 12 different rounds of NCAA postseason baseball in the last 11 years with NCAA Super Regionals in 2007, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 as well as seven NCAA Regionals in 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and McDonnell added his second career National Coach of the Year honor following the 2017 season receiving the award from Baseball America. In McDonnell s 11 seasons as head coach, Louisville ranks third nationally in wins with 509, including a school-record 53 wins during the record-setting 2017 season. During the 11-year span, the Cardinals have produced a consensus National Player of the Year (Brendan McKay, 2017), 34 All-Americans, 85 all-conference selections, six conference Pitcher of the Year winners, four conference Player of the Year winners and one conference Freshman of the Year, while 57 Louisville players have signed professional contracts after being selected in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. The Louisville baseball team concluded its recordsetting 2017 season ranked fi fth in every major national poll after advancing to the College World Series for the fourth time in school history, setting a school record for wins with a mark and earning the program s third straight ACC Atlantic Division championship. In addition to the team success, the Cardinals also received numerous individual honors, highlighted by consensus National Player of the Year Brendan McKay. The 53 wins in 2017 for Louisville surpassed the previous school record mark of 51 victories achieved in The Cardinals are the only team in the country to advance to an NCAA Super Regional in each of the last five seasons while ranking second nationally in total wins (251) during that five-year span. McKay became the program s fi rst National Player of the Year as the junior two-way standout swept each of the seven awards, including the prestigious Golden Spikes Award and Dick Howser Trophy. The Darlington, Pennsylvania native also earned his third straight John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year honor and was selected as the ACC Player of the Year. McKay became the highest MLB Draft selection in program history going fourth overall in the first round to the Tampa Bay Rays. Pitcher Lincoln Henzman was honored as the 2017 National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year, a First Team All-American and All-ACC First Team selection while also being selected in the fourth round of the MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox. Shortstop Devin Hairston was selected as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year, earned All-America honors for the second straight season and was chosen in the sixth round of the MLB Draft by the Milwaukee Brewers. Drew Ellis emerged as one of the nation s top hitters in 2017 earning First Team All-America honors, All-ACC First Team recognition and was the ACC Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The third baseman was selected 44th overall in the second round of the MLB Draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Additionally, sophomore reliever Sam Bordner was an All-American honoree, pitcher Nick Bennett was a Freshman All-American and All-ACC Third Team selection, Colby Fitch was an All-ACC Second Team member and was selected in the 13th round of the MLB Draft by the Philadelphia Phillies, Kade Mc- Clure was an All-ACC Third Team honoree and was chosen in the sixth round of the MLB Draft by the White Sox and outfielder Logan Taylor was taken in the 16th round of the MLB Draft by the White Sox. McDonnell graduated from The Citadel in 1992 and later completed his master s degree in business administration in He is married to the former Julie Anne Underwood of Charlotte, N.C. The couple has two sons, Jake and Justin. LOUISVILLE ASSISTANT COACHES ROGER WILLIAMS Associate Head Coach Pitching Coach 12th Season Alma Mater: East Carolina, 1992 ERIC SNIDER Assistant Coach Hitting Coach 4th Season Alma Mater: Northern Iowa, 1987 On the fi eld: 3rd Base Coach ADAM VRABLE Assistant Coach 4th Season Alma Mater: Coastal Carolina, 2007 On the fi eld: 1st Base Coach BRIAN MUNDORF Director of Operations 23rd Season Alma Mater: American Intl, 1992 LOUISVILLE BASEBALL QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY Location:... Louisville, Ky. Founded: Enrollment:... 22,000 Nickname:...Cardinals Colors:... Red & Black Conference:... Atlantic Coast Conference Affiliation:...NCAA Division I Interim President:...Dr. Gregory Postel Interim Director of Athletics:... Vince Tyra Faculty Representative:... Elaine Wise PROGRAM HISTORY First Year: All-Time Record:...1,831-1,470-10, 100 Seasons College World Series Appearances:... 4 (2007, 2013, 2014, 2017) College World Series Record: NCAA Tournament Appearances: (2002, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) NCAA Tournament Record (Includes CWS Games): Conference Regular Season Titles: (1983, 1984, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) Conference Tournament Titles:... 2 (2008, 2009) BASEBALL SUPPORT STAFF Athletic Trainer:...Pat Hassell Strength & Conditioning Coach:...Zach Farrel Equipment Manager:...Jeremy Litzinger Academic Counselor:... Rachel Overton Program Assistant:... Vicky Frank TEAM FACTS 2017 Record: , 23-6 ACC (1st-Atlantic Division) Position Starters (including DH) Returning/Lost:... 3/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:... 17/13 Pitchers Returning/Lost:... 9/6 JIM PATTERSON STADIUM Home Field...Jim Patterson Stadium (4,000) Dimensions... LF-330, LC-375, CF-402, RC-377, RF-330 Surface... FieldTurf (resurfaced prior to 2014) Press Box Phone...(502) SPORTS INFORMATION Assistant SID/Baseball Contact... Garett Wall Office Phone...(502) Fax...(502) g.wall@louisville.edu Web Site... Shipping Address... Sports Information Office...Student Activities Center S. Floyd Street...University of Louisville...Louisville, KY 40208

3 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 3 TEAM NOTES AND TRENDS Louisville is ranked No. 49 in the official NCAA RPI released on April 30. The Cardinals are among seven ACC teams in the top 56 of the most recent RPI. From March 9 to April 8, the Cardinals played 15 of 19 games against ranked opponents, including 12 against top 10 foes. Overall, UofL has a 7-9 record against ranked teams this season. Louisville has started 20 different defensive lineups and submitted 38 different batting orders through its 43 games this season. Seven UofL pitchers have made weekend series starts this season but the Cardinals have used the same trio each of the last four weeks -- Adam Wolf, Nick Bennett and Bobby Miller. The Cardinals are 25-4 this season when entering the ninth inning with a lead. From , Louisville accumulated a six-year record of when entering the ninth with a lead, including a 50-0 mark in On the mound, Louisville is 5th in the nation in hits allowed per 9 IP (7.14), 14th in strikeouts per 9 IP (9.9) and 21st in ERA (3.28). UofL leads the ACC in ERA and hits allowed per 9 IP. Offensively, the Cardinals are 15th in the NCAA in walks, 29th in sacrifice flies and 42nd in on-base percentage. Louisville is ranked 7th in the nation and No. 1 in the ACC in stolen bases in 2018 with 89 in 104 attempts after ranking 17th in 2017 (98-of-123). The Cardinals were 12th in the NCAA in 2016 with 101 stolen bases, fourth nationally with 127 stolen bases in 2015, second in the nation in 2014 with 133 and second in 2013 with 150. UofL has won 28 of its 37 ACC series since joining the league and is 31-5 in its series finales during that span, including an 11-4 record in rubber games. The Cardinals have won 15 of their 19 ACC series at home since debuting in the conference. From March 16 through April 8, UofL suffered four straight series losses for the fi rst time since 2004 when they had seven straight series losses. While at Louisville, coach Dan McDonnell has guided the Cardinals to four College World Series berths, seven NCAA Super Regional appearances, 10 NCAA Regional bids, eight regular season conference championships and two conference tournament titles with 34 All-Americans. PLAYER NOTES AND TRENDS Logan Wyatt is 8th in the nation in walks, 10th in doubles and 23rd in on-base percentage. Wyatt is No. 1 in the ACC in doubles and on-base percentage and No. 2 in walks. Wyatt leads the team in RBIs (41), on-base percentage (.487), slugging percentage (.530) and multi-hit performances (16). Josh Stowers ranks 9th in the nation with his 25 stolen bases in 29 attempts. Overall, Stowers has 49 career stolen bases in 61 total attempts. In the 15 games since moving to the 5th spot in the Cardinals lineup, Stowers has a.340 average (16-for-47), 18 runs scored, 10 walks (.475 OB%) and is 12-for-14 on stolen bases. Over his last 17 games, Danny Oriente has a.491 batting average (27-for-55) with 21 RBIs. Devin Mann is Louisville s active career leader in games played (146), doubles (28), home runs (10), RBIs (92), runs scored (102) and walks (92). Mann is 4th in the nation and No. 1 in the ACC with his 45 walks this season. He is also 19th nationally and leading the ACC in sac flies. In his 16 games as the leadoff hitter in the lineup, Tyler Fitzgerald has a.309 average (21-of- 68), 12 runs scored, 6 RBIs and 8-for-8 on stolen bases. Adam Wolf has started all 11 series-openers this season and the junior has allowed two or fewer earned runs in eight of those outings. Wolf is ranked No. 4 in the ACC in ERA (2.39) and No. 6 in WHIP (1.09). In his 6 weekend starts this season, Nick Bennett has a 4-1 record, 2.15 ERA (9 earned runs) with 36 strikeouts in 37.2 innings. During his four starts this season (all on the weekend), Bobby Miller has a 0.74 ERA (2 ER) with 18 strikeouts and just 15 hits in 24.1 innings. In his 12 relief appearances in 2018, Shay Smiddy has a 3-0 record, 1.31 ERA (3 ER), 31 strikeouts and just fi ve walks in 20.2 innings. Sam Bordner ranks 19th in the nation with his 10 saves in Bordner had his scoreless streak halted at 23.1 innings at WKU on March 21. His career long scoreless streak is 31.2 innings spanning the end of 2016 and much of LOUISVILLE IN NATIONAL POLLS EVERY WEEK SINCE START OF 2012 Louisville, which surpassed its previous high national ranking of No. 2 (in 2016) with the No. 1 ranking on March 13 and March 20 during the 2017 season, has enjoyed a historic run by remaining ranked in at least one major national poll every week since the release of the 2012 preseason rankings -- the longest such span in school history. Ranked in the top 25 in all six major preseason polls for 2018, the Cardinals have earned a preseason national ranking in 11 straight seasons ( ) overall. Louisville is ranked in one national poll this week landing at No. 29 in the Collegiate Baseball newspaper poll. FITZGERALD, WOLF NAMED TO COLLEGE BASEBALL FOUNDATION AWARDS WATCH LISTS Infielder Tyler Fitzgerald and lefthander pitcher Adam Wolf were named April 19 to watch lists for a pair of 2018 College Baseball Foundation awards. Fitzgerald was on the watch list for this year s Brooks Wallace Award, which honors the nation s top shortstop, while Wolf was on the watch list for the 2018 National Pitcher of the Year. A native of Rochester, Illinois, Fitzgerald was among 53 players named to the season s fi rst watch list for the Brooks Wallace Award, named for former the Texas Tech shortstop, who played for the Red Raiders from 1977 to Named among 78 players on the Pitcher of the Year watch list, Wolf has anchored Louisville s pitching staff in The Brooks Wallace Award and the National Pitcher of the Year Award by the College Baseball Foundation following the season. For more information on the Brooks Wallace Award, the National Pitcher of the Year Award or the College Baseball Hall of Fame s Night of Champions, visit BORDNER NAMED TO STOPPER OF THE YEAR MIDSEASON WATCH LIST Righthanded pitcher Sam Bordner was named April 26 to the midseason watch list for the 14th Annual National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year Award. Bordner was among 41 players on the watch list for the award given annually to the top relief pitcher in NCAA Division I baseball. The Stopper of the Year Award is a familiar honor for Louisville, which has produced two winners in the first 13 years of the award righthander Nick Burdi in 2014 and righty Lincoln Henzman in RECORD BREAKDOWN Total Conference Non-Conf Home Away Neutral Day Night vs Left vs Right Run games Run games Run games Extra inns Shutouts Scoring 0-2 runs Scoring 3-5 runs Scoring 6-9 runs Scoring 10+ runs Opponent 0-2 runs Opponent 3-5 runs Opponent 6-9 runs Opponent 10+ runs Scored in 1st inning Scores first Opp. scores first After 6 leading After 6 trailing After 6 tied After 7 leading After 7 trailing After 7 tied After 8 leading After 8 trailing After 8 tied Hit 0 home runs Hit 1 home run Hit 2+ home runs Opponent 0 home runs Opponent 1 home run Opponent 2+ HRs Made 0 errors Made 1 error Made 2+ errors Opp. made 0 errors Opp. made 1 error Opp. made 2+ errors Out-hit opponent Out-hit by opponent Hits are tied Last 5 games Last 10 games Last 15 games Last 20 games vs. Ranked opponents Weekend series results ACC series Three-game series sweeps February March April May June Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday White-red jersey/white pants with L/red caps Road-grey jersey/grey pants with L/black caps Red-white jersey/white pants/red caps Red jersey with watermark L/white pants/black caps White pinstripe/pinstripe pants/black caps White cap sleeve/white pants/white caps White/red retro jersey/white pants/red caps Red patriotic jerseys/white pants/red patriotic caps Grey throwback jersey/grey pants/red cap Black jerseys/black pants/black caps Black jerseys/white pants/black caps Black jerseys/pinstripe pants/black caps Black-pink jerseys/white pants/black-pink caps Red-black-white camo jerseys/white pants/black caps Current streak...l 1 Longest winning streak...14 (2/16-3/10) Longest losing streak...2 (5 times)

4 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 4 LOUISVILLE SINGLE GAME HIGHS TEAM BATTING At bats: vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) Runs scored: vs Western Carolina (Mar 02, 2018) vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) at Virginia Tech (Apr 14, 2018) Hits: vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) RBIs: vs Western Carolina (Mar 02, 2018) Doubles: vs Western Carolina (Mar 02, 2018) vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) Triples: (10 games ) Home runs: vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) Total bases: vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) Walks: vs Youngstown State (Feb 24, 2018) Strikeouts: vs NC State (Apr 08, 2018) Sac hits: at Kentucky (Apr 03, 2018) at Virginia Tech (Apr 14, 2018) vs Indiana State (Apr 27, 2018) Sac fl ies: vs Western Carolina (Mar 02, 2018) Stolen bases: at Virginia Tech (Apr 14, 2018) Hit by pitch: vs George Mason (Feb 18, 2018 at Charleston, S.C.) Caught stealing: (15 games ) Runners LOB: vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) Hit into DP: at Virginia Tech (Apr 14, 2018) TEAM FIELDING Putouts: (37 games ) Assists: vs Indiana State (Apr 27, 2018) Errors: (6 games ) Passed balls: at Wake Forest (Mar 18, 2018) DPs turned: (6 games ) TEAM PITCHING Innings pitched: (37 games ) Runs allowed: vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) vs North Carolina (Mar 11, 2018) vs NC State (Apr 08, 2018) Earned runs: vs North Carolina (Mar 11, 2018) Walks allowed: at Florida State (Mar 29, 2018) at Florida State (Mar 30, 2018) Strikeouts: vs George Mason (Feb 18, 2018 at Charleston, S.C.) Hits allowed: vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) Doubles allowed: vs North Carolina (Mar 11, 2018) vs Virginia (Apr 20, 2018) Triples allowed: vs Western Carolina (Mar 02, 2018) Homers allowed: at Wake Forest (Mar 17, 2018) at WKU (Mar 21, 2018) at Florida State (Mar 30, 2018) Wild pitches: (4 games ) Hit batters: at Kentucky (Apr 03, 2018) INDIVIDUAL BATTING At bats: (4 games ) Runs scored: Drew Campbell vs George Mason (Feb 18, 2018 at Charleston, S.C.) Hits: Logan Wyatt vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) RBIs: Logan Wyatt vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) Logan Wyatt vs Indiana State (Apr 28, 2018) Doubles: Logan Wyatt vs Western Carolina (Mar 02, 2018) Tyler Fitzgerald vs WKU (Apr 24, 2018) Triples: (10 games ) Home runs: (21 games ) Total bases: Logan Wyatt vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) Walks: Josh Stowers at Florida State (Mar 31, 2018) Devin Mann at Virginia Tech (Apr 14, 2018) Logan Wyatt vs Kentucky (Apr 17, 2018) Strikeouts: Jake Snider vs NC State (Apr 08, 2018) Sac hits: (22 games ) Sac fl ies: devin Mann vs Texas Tech (Mar 14, 2018) Stolen bases: Jake Snider at WKU (Mar 21, 2018) Josh Stowers vs NC State (Apr 07, 2018) Hit by pitch: (4 games ) Caught stealing: (15 games ) Runners LOB: Drew Campbell at WKU (Mar 21, 2018) Tyler Fitzgerald vs Clemson (Mar 25, 2018) INDIVIDUAL FIELDING Putouts: Zach Britton vs George Mason (Feb 18, 2018 at Charleston, S.C.) Assists: Justin Lavey at Wake Forest (Mar 17, 2018) Errors: Logan Wyatt at Wake Forest (Mar 17, 2018) Bryan Hoeing at Kentucky (Apr 03, 2018) Passed balls: Pat Rumoro at Wake Forest (Mar 18, 2018) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Innings pitched: Bobby Miller vs Virginia (Apr 22, 2018) Runs allowed: adam Wolf at Florida State (Mar 29, 2018) Earned runs: bryan Hoeing vs Morehead State (Mar 06, 2018) Walks allowed: Reid Detmers vs Youngstown State (Feb 25, 2018) Riley Thompson vs Western Carolina (Mar 03, 2018) Strikeouts: Adam Wolf at Wake Forest (Mar 16, 2018) Hits allowed: Adam Wolf at Virginia Tech (Apr 13, 2018) Doubles allowed: Adam Wolf vs Virginia (Apr 20, 2018) Triples allowed: adam Wolf vs Western Carolina (Mar 02, 2018) Homers allowed: Shay Smiddy at Wake Forest (Mar 17, 2018) Wild pitches: Liam Jenkins vs Western Carolina (Mar 04, 2018) Bryan Hoeing at Florida State (Mar 30, 2018) Hit batters: (4 games ) FEELING AT HOME INSIDE JIM PATTERSON STADIUM Since opening the gates at Jim Patterson Stadium in 2005, the Cardinals have won more than 77 percent of their games in the ballpark posting a record (.775 winning percentage), including an impressive 33-4 mark during the 2017 season at the corner of Third and Central. Louisville set a school record for home wins with 36 in 2016 and the Cardinals have registered 30 or more wins at home in four of the last five seasons. CARDINALS WIN 14 STRAIGHT TO OPEN 2018 FOR THIRD BEST START IN SCHOOL HISTORY Louisville won its first 14 games in 2018 marking the third best start in school history and the second longest season-opening winning streak in head coach Dan McDonnell s 12 years at the helm. The 2017 Cardinals set a school record by winning 19 straight games to begin the season, which culminated with the program s fourth College World Series appearance, while the 1957 Louisville baseball team finished with a 17-0 record overall. WYATT NAMED ACC CO-PLAYER OF THE WEEK ON MARCH 12 Louisville sophomore fi rst baseman Logan Wyatt was named as the ACC Co-Player of the Week on March 12. The conference honor is the fi rst for Wyatt, who shared the recognition with Clemson s Seth Beer. Wyatt was 7-for-12 at the plate with a home run, three doubles, one triple and eight RBIs as the Cardinals went 3-1 that week with a series win over No. 13 North Carolina. Wyatt added seven walks and scored fi ve runs while registering a slugging percentage and.737 on-base percentage in the four games. After opening the week with four hits and five RBIs in a win over Morehead State, the Louisville native was 2-for-3 with a pivotal three-run double and scored the game-winning run in the 5-4 series-opening victory against the Tar Heels. BORDNER, MANN AND THOMPSON RECEIVE 2018 PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA RECOGNITION A trio of Louisville players were named preseason All-Americans in 2018 by various organizations. Junior righthanded pitcher Sam Bordner led the way as a second team preseason All-American selection by both the NCBWA and D1Baseball. Additionally, junior infielder Devin Mann was named as a preseason second team All-American by Baseball America while junior righthanded pitcher Riley Thompson was a third team selection. Bordner earned his fi rst career All-America honor (NCBWA Third Team) last season after registering a miniscule 0.41 ERA, 2-0 record, three saves and 39 strikeouts in 43.2 innings and 23 total appearances as a sophomore. He delivered scoreless appearances in 22 of his 23 outings in 2017, including all four NCAA postseason outings when he piled up 13 strikeouts and did not allow a hit in 10.2 innings in the NCAA Regional, NCAA Super Regional and College World Series. Mann hit.268 with eight home runs, 11 doubles and 44 RBI in 64 starts at second base last season. In 2016, he was named to the ACC All-Freshman Team after hitting.303 with nine doubles and 17 RBI in 39 games. Thompson had a 1-0 record with 23 strikeouts and a 4.02 ERA in 15.2 innings work and 14 total appearances last season. Selected in the 25th round of the 2017 MLB Draft by the New York Yankees, Thompson chose to return to Louisville for his third collegiate season. CARDINALS PICKED TO FINISH SECOND IN ACC ATLANTIC IN 2018 The Louisville baseball team was tabbed to finish second in the 2018 ACC Atlantic Division race in a vote of the conference s 14 head coaches, while Florida State was chosen as the favorite to win the division and conference championships. The Seminoles were picked by 10 coaches as the team to beat in the conference. The Tar Heels picked up three votes and Wake Forest received one vote for overall conference champion. Florida State led the way in the Atlantic Division with 95 points, followed by Louisville (78), Clemson (70), NC State (53), Wake Forest (52), Boston College (25), and Notre Dame (19). The Seminoles were selected as division favorites by 13 coaches, while Wake Forest received one vote. Louisville has won each of the last three ACC Atlantic Divisions titles. Twelve coaches picked North Carolina to win the Coastal Division, with Virginia receiving the other two fi rst place votes. The Tar Heels tallied 96 points, ahead of Virginia (83), Duke (62), Miami (60), Georgia Tech (46), Virginia Tech (27), and Pitt (18). BORDNER, STOWERS AND WOLF NAMED TEAM CAPTAINS Juniors Sam Bordner, Josh Stowers and Adam Wolf have been selected by Louisville players and coaches as team captains for the Cardinals baseball team in Bordner earned his fi rst career All-America honor (NCBWA Third Team) while accumulating a 2-0 record, three saves and miniscule 0.41 ERA in 43.2 innings and 23 total appearances as a sophomore in An outfielder from Westchester, Illinois, Stowers had a.313 batting average, six home runs, 34 RBI, 15 doubles and 22 stolen bases while playing in all 65 games as a sophomore, including 59 starts. Stowers provided a key boost during the Cardinals 2017 postseason run hitting.407 with one home run, fi ve doubles, one triple and nine RBI in eight NCAA Championship games. Wolf, a lefthanded pitcher from Milan, Ohio, fi nished his sophomore season at Louisville with a 6-0 record, 2.18 ERA, one save and 35 strikeouts in 24 total appearances and 41.1 innings pitched. Wolf made three scoreless appearances in the NCAA Championship finishing with fi ve strikeouts and allowing only four hits in eight innings, including 3.1 innings of shutout relief against TCU in the College World Series. CARDINALS HAVE 52 REGULAR SEASON GAMES SET FOR ESPN PLATFORMS The Louisville baseball team s 2018 television schedule features 52 of 56 regular season games on ESPN platforms, including all 30 Atlantic Coast Conference contests for the second consecutive season. The 52 regular season games slated for television coverage are the most in school history. Fifty of the 52 games will be televised exclusively on ACC Network Extra, available on WatchESPN and the ESPN app. The Cardinals will also make one appearance on the SEC Network with their May 1 visit to Vanderbilt in the annual Battle of the Barrel and one appearance on SEC Network+ with the road game at Kentucky on April 3. Overall, more than 420 games featuring ACC teams will be televised across ESPN and regional networks in Additionally, the 2018 ACC Baseball Championship, scheduled for May in Durham, North Carolina, will be televised in its entirety, with games on Tuesday through Saturday on the league s regional sports networks and Sunday s championship on ESPN2.

5 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 5 SUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM CONTINUES FOR LOUISVILLE As the Louisville baseball team began preparations for the 2018 season in the fall with full-squad practices, individual workouts and conditioning, the players were also excelling in the classroom as the Cardinals registered a cumulative 3.21 GPA marking the 13th straight semester the program has achieved a team GPA of 3.0 or better. A total of 28 members of the Louisville baseball team closed the 2017 fall semester with a 3.0 GPA or better, including newcomer Austin Conway, who accumulated a GPA during his first semester attending the Brandeis School of Law. A righthanded pitcher of Muncie, Indiana, Conway earned his undergraduate degree from Indiana State as a double major in legal studies and political science while also pitching in 72 games for the Sycamores. Receiving an additional year of eligibility from the NCAA with a medical hardship waiver due to an injury during his junior season at ISU, Conway is completing his collegiate career on the diamond at UofL while also managing the demands of law school. The current stretch of academic success for the Cardinals dates back to the fall semester in The span of 13 straight semesters with a team GPA of 3.0 of better coincides with unparalleled success on the fi eld for Louisville, which earned three College World Series appearances, five NCAA Super Regional berths, six NCAA Regional bids and six conference championships during those six seasons. BORDNER RECEIVES FIRST CAREER ALL-AMERICA HONOR IN 2017 Righthanded relief pitcher Sam Bordner was named as a Third Team All-American in 2017 by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, the first career honor for the Baltimore, Ohio native. Bordner accumulated a 2-0 record, three saves and a miniscule 0.41 ERA in 43.2 innings and 23 total appearances. BASEBALL AMERICA NAMES MCDONNELL 2017 COACH OF THE YEAR Dan McDonnell was named as the 2017 National Coach of the Year by Baseball America after leading the Cardinals through a record-setting campaign during his 11th season at the helm. The honor was the second for McDonnell, who was selected as the National Coach of the Year by Rivals.com following his fi rst season at Louisville in Under McDonnell s guidance, Louisville closed the season with a mark overall after making the program s fourth College World Series appearance, including the third in the last fi ve seasons. The win total set a school record surpassing the previous mark of 51 victories achieved in The Cardinals won their CWS opener against Texas A&M and fi nished 1-2 in Omaha before closing the season ranked fifth in every major national poll, the highest end-of-season ranking ever. Louisville won its third straight ACC Atlantic Division championship in 2017 and McDonnell received his third consecutive ACC Coach of the Year honor becoming the fi rst coach to achieve the feat. BENNETT EARNS 2017 FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN HONORS Lefthanded pitcher Nick Bennett was selected as a Freshman All-American by five organizations in NCBWA (First Team), Baseball America (Second Team), D1Baseball (Second Team), Perfect Game (Second Team) and Collegiate Baseball newspaper. Bennett accumulated a 5-1 record with a 3.18 ERA and 61 strikeouts in 65.0 innings and 15 total appearances, including 13 starts. A native of Cincinnati, Bennett was an All-ACC Third Team selection and was named to the ACC All-Freshman Team while serving as the No. 3 starter in the weekend rotation for the ACC Atlantic Division champions. Bennett closed the season ranked eighth in the ACC in WHIP and 10th in ERA. LOUISVILLE REACHES 50 WINS FOUR TIMES IN FIVE SEASONS; SIX CONSECUTIVE 40-WIN SEASONS FOR THE CARDINALS Louisville reached the 50-win plateau for the fourth time in the last fi ve seasons and the Cardinals have won 40 or more games in 10 of head coach Dan McDonnell s 11 seasons, including each of the last six. Prior to McDonnell s arrival in Louisville, the Cardinals had never reached 40 wins in a season while the single season school record for victories was 39 in Louisville capped 2017 with a school record 53 wins, two more than the previous high of 51 in SIX STRAIGHT CONFERENCE TITLES IN THREE DIFFERENT LEAGUES Finishing with a 23-6 mark, Louisville won its third consecutive ACC Atlantic Division championship in 2017 marking the program s sixth straight regular season conference title in three different leagues. In 2016, Louisville won the ACC Atlantic with a 22-8 record, while in 2015, the Cardinals set an ACC record for regular season wins finishing 25-5 to win the Atlantic in their debut season. After finishing with an 18-9 record and sharing the 2012 Big East title with St. John s, the Cardinals stood alone as champions in their final season in the league in In the program s only season in the American Athletic Conference in 2014, Louisville had a 19-5 league record for sole ownership of the conference title. Overall, the Cardinals have won eight regular season conference titles in 11 seasons under Dan McDonnell. CARDINALS PUSH NCAA REGIONAL WINNING STREAK TO 15 GAMES Louisville won its fifth straight NCAA Regional while extending its winning streak in NCAA Regional games to 15 after sweeping through Radford (11-6), Oklahoma (11-1) and Xavier (8-7) to open the 2017 NCAA Championship. Josh Stowers paced the offense in the opening weekend of the tournament fi nishing 6-for-10 at the plate with four doubles, one home run and seven RBI in the three games as Louisville fi nished with 11 extra-base hits in the NCAA Regional. NATIONAL SEED FOR THIRD STRAIGHT SEASON, FOURTH TIME OVERALL Louisville was chosen as a national seed for the third straight season and the fourth time in school history in The Cardinals were also a national seed in 2010 (No. 7), 2015 (No. 3) and 2016 (No. 2). Louisville made its 10th NCAA postseason appearance in the last 11 seasons and the 11th NCAA appearance overall in THE LAST TIME A CARDINAL... Hit for the cycle...5/1/98 vs. UNC-Charlotte - James McAuley Hit an inside-the-park HR...5/14/05 at TCU - Isaiah Howes (solo, 9th) Hit a grand slam... 2/25/18 vs. Youngstown State - Devin Mann (8th) Hit a walk-off HR... 3/11/16 vs. Notre Dame - Nick Solak (2-run, 11th) Hit a walk-off hit (non HR)...4/27/18 vs. Indiana State - Josh Stowers (RBI double, 9th) Walk-off RBI w/o hit... 3/4/17 vs. E. Michigan - Devin Hairston (RBI sac fl y, 13th) Hit a leadoff HR...3/18/16 at #5 Miami - Corey Ray Hit a pinch-hit HR...2/19/16 vs. SIU Edwardsville - Colby Fitch (2-run, 7th) Hit back-to-back HR... 3/17/18 at Wake Forest - Fitzgerald/Stowers (5th) Hit back-to-back-to-back HR... 4/16/08 at Ohio St - McClanahan/Dominguez/Clark (4th) Hit two home runs in a game... 6/10/17 vs. Kentucky - Drew Ellis Hit three home runs in a game... 4/26/09 vs. Notre Dame - Adam Duvall Hit four home runs in a game...4/25/17 at E. Kentucky - Brendan McKay Hit three doubles in a game... 4/6/15 at #14 Virginia - Sutton Whiting Hit two triples in a game...3/28/13 vs. #15 Notre Dame - Ty Young Had four hits in a game... 3/6/18 vs. Morehead State - Logan Wyatt Had fi ve hits in a game...2/23/16 vs. Eastern Kentucky - Corey Ray Drove in four runs...4/20/18 vs. Virginia - Danny Oriente Drove in five runs...4/28/18 vs. Indiana State - Logan Wyatt Drove in six runs...2/23/16 vs. Eastern Kentucky - Will Smith Drove in seven runs...5/1/10 vs. Villanova - Andrew Clark (8) Drove in nine runs...4/25/17 at E. Kentucky - Brendan McKay Scored three runs...4/28/18 vs. Indiana State - Jake Snider Scored four runs... 2/18/18 vs. George Mason - Drew Campbell Scored five runs...5/5/09 vs. Ohio State - Adam Duvall Tallied 10 total bases... 5/13/17 at #7 Clemson - Colby Fitch (11) Stole home...3/16/16 vs. Wright State - Logan Taylor Stole three bases... 4/7/18 vs. #4 NC State - Josh Stowers Stole four bases... 5/3/16 vs. Cincinnati - Devin Hairston Walked three times... 4/17/18 vs. Kentucky - Logan Wyatt (4) Had 15+ putouts... 3/4/18 vs. Western Carolina - Zach Britton (18) Had 8+ assists...3/17/18 at Wake Forest - Justin Lavey (8) Tossed a complete game... 2/2716 at #21 Ole Miss - Brendan McKay (4-0) Tossed a CG shutout... 2/2716 at #21 Ole Miss - Brendan McKay (4-0) K d the side on 9 pitches... 3/24/12 vs. Cincinnati - Jeff Thompson (5th) Struck out 10 or more.. 3/11/18 vs. #13 North Carolina - Riley Thompson (10) Threw a no-hitter...3/26/83 vs. Cincinnati - Dave McCormick THE LAST TIME LOUISVILLE... Had hits...3/2/18 vs. Western Carolina (16) Had 20 or more hits... 3/6/18 vs. Morehead State (21) Scored runs...4/28/18 vs. Indiana State (10) Scored runs...4/14/18 at Virginia Tech (16) Scored 20 or more runs... 3/1/17 vs. Morehead State (20) Scored 10 or more runs in an inning...3/27/16 vs. #9 Virginia (10-5th) Hit eight doubles... 3/25/08 at Eastern Kentucky Hit four triples... 4/20/07 at Seton Hall Hit three home runs in a game...4/26/17 vs. N. Kentucky Hit four home runs in a game...3/6/18 vs. Morehead State Hit fi ve home runs in a game... 4/25/17 at E. Kentucky (6) Hit six home runs in a game... 4/25/17 at E. Kentucky Hit eight home runs in a game... 4/5/07 vs. Marshall Turned four double plays... 4/16/16 vs. #16 Clemson (4) Turned a triple play... 4/18/09 at Rutgers Stole five bases... 4/10/18 vs. Northern Kentucky Stole six bases...3/21/18 at WKU Stole seven bases... 4/14/18 at Virginia Tech Stole eight bases...3/28/15 vs. #28 Georgia Tech Stole nine or more bases... 2/20/13 vs. EKU (10) Won by 10-run Rule... 5/22/14 vs. Memphis (13-3 in 7 inn.) Played 10 innings... 5/2/17 vs. Miami-Ohio (10 - W 6-5) Played 11 innings...3/11/16 vs. Notre Dame (11 - W 4-3) Played 12 or more innings... 3/4/17 vs. Eastern Michigan (13 - W 3-2) Swept a three-game series... 4/13/18-4/14/18 at Virginia Tech Was swept in a three-game series... 5/5/11-5/7/11 at Seton Hall Swept a doubleheader... 4/14/18 at Virginia Tech (3-1/16-1) Was swept in a doubleheader...4/17/14 at UCF (8-2, 4-3/11 inn.) INNINGS WITH 4 OR MORE RUNS (17) Date Opponent Inning Runs Feb. 18 vs. George Mason 2nd 5 Feb. 18 vs. George Mason 7th 4 Feb. 20 vs. Eastern Kentucky 2nd 4 Feb. 23 vs. Youngstown State 3rd 5 Feb. 24 vs. Youngstown State 7th 4 Feb. 25 vs. Youngstown State 4th 4 Feb. 25 vs. Youngstown State 8th 5 March 2 vs. Western Carolina 3rd 7 March 6 vs. Morehead State 1st 5 March 6 vs. Morehead State 3rd 5 March 17 at Wake Forest 5th 5 March 17 at Wake Forest 9th 4 March 21 at Western Kentucky 8th 5 April 6 vs. NC State 3rd 4 April 14 at Virginia Tech 2nd 7 April 17 vs. Kentucky 5th 4 April 28 vs. Indiana State 3rd 4

6 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 6 MULTIPLE HIT GAMES Tot 43 Logan Wyatt Tyler Fitzgerald Devin Mann Danny Oriente Jake Snider Josh Stowers Drew Campbell Justin Lavey Pat Rumoro Ethan Stringer Lucas Dunn Zach Britton Ben Bianco TEAM MULTIPLE RBI GAMES Tot 9 Danny Oriente Justin Lavey Logan Wyatt Devin Mann Josh Stowers Drew Campbell Jake Snider Tyler Fitzgerald Ethan Stringer Zach Britton Lucas Dunn Pat Rumoro TEAM HITTING STREAKS LONG CURRENT 9 Danny Oriente 14-2 Tyler Fitzgerald Josh Stowers Logan Wyatt Justin Lavey 6-20 Jake Snider Devin Mann 6-1 Drew Campbell 5-18 Pat Rumoro 5-17 Ethan Stringer Zach Britton 3-39 Lucas Dunn 2-6 Ben Bianco Adam Elliott 1-11 Zeke Pinkham 1 - REACHED BASE STREAKS LONG CURRENT 25 Josh Stowers Logan Wyatt Danny Oriente 16-7 Devin Mann 16-2 Tyler Fitzgerald Justin Lavey Jake Snider Pat Rumoro 7-1 Drew Campbell Ethan Stringer Zach Britton 5-6 Ben Bianco Lucas Dunn 2-11 Zeke Pinkham 2-4 Adam Elliott 1 - STRIKING OUT THE SIDE IN ORDER (2) Date Pitcher Opponent Inning Feb. 18 Bobby Miller George Mason 8th March 4 Reid Detmers Western Carolina 6th COME-FROM-BEHIND VICTORIES (17) Date Opponent Deficit Final Feb. 18 George Mason 6-0 (1st) 15-8 Feb. 20 Eastern Kentucky 2-0 (1st) 4-2 Feb. 27 Xavier 4-2 (6th) 6-4 March 2 Western Carolina 4-0 (3rd) 16-4 March 3 Western Carolina 7-4 (5th) 8-7 March 9 North Carolina 2-0 (6th) 5-4 March 10 North Carolina 2-0 (3rd) 6-4 March 14 Texas Tech 4-1 (5th) 7-4 March 17 Wake Forest 6-2 (4th) 11-6 March 21 Western Kentucky 4-3 (7th) 8-5 April 10 Northern Kentucky 2-0 (2nd) 7-2 April 13 Virginia Tech 2-1 (7th) 3-2 April 17 Kentucky 1-0 (4th) 8-2 April 20 Virginia 4-3 (8th) 4-3 April 24 Western Kentucky 3-0 (1st) 5-4 April 27 Indiana State 2-1 (9th) 3-2 April 28 Indiana State 1-0 (3rd) 10-6 LAST AT BAT WINS (3) Date/Opponent Score Game-Winning Play March 3/WCU 8-7 Stowers scores from 3rd on Wyatt s RBI single April 13/Virginia Tech 3-2 Stowers solo HR to left fi eld April 27/Indiana State 3-2 Wyatt scores from 2nd on Stowers RBI double WALK-OFF WINS (2) Date/Opponent Score Game-Winning Play March 3/WCU 8-7 Stowers scores from 3rd on Wyatt s RBI single April 27/Indiana State 3-2 Wyatt scores from 2nd on Stowers RBI double MCKAY WINS GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD, DICK HOWSER TROPHY; TWO-WAY STANDOUT CAPS CAREER AS NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR Brendan McKay became the University of Louisville baseball program s first National Player of the Year in McKay swept each of the seven National Player of the Year awards during his junior season, including the prestigious Golden Spikes Award and Dick Howser Trophy. The Darlington, Pennsylvania native was also named as the nation s top player by the American Baseball Coaches Association, Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball newspaper, D1Baseball and Perfect Game. McKay added his third straight John Olerud Two-Way National Player of the Year Award this season and became the highest MLB Draft selection in school history going fourth overall to the Tampa Bay Rays in the fi rst round. McKay closed his collegiate career with an 11-3 record, 2.56 ERA and school record 146 strikeouts on the mound during fi nal season with the Cardinals. He accumulated a record (second most wins in school history) with a 2.23 ERA and 391 strikeouts, the most ever for a Louisville pitcher, during his three seasons. At the plate, he had a.341 batting average, 18 home runs, 15 doubles, 57 RBIs and a.457 on-base percentage in 63 starts as a hitter this season. McKay fi nished with a.328 career batting average with 28 home runs, 48 doubles and 132 RBIs in 182 career starts and 189 total appearances. EIGHT CARDINALS CHOSEN IN 2017 MLB DRAFT; SEVEN SIGN CONTRACTS For the second consecutive season, the Louisville baseball team had eight players selected in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft and seven of those players signed professional contracts with their respective teams. A pair of Cardinals were selected during the fi rst two rounds of the MLB Draft as junior lefthander Brendan McKay became the highest draft selection in school history going fourth overall to the Tampa Bay Rays, while junior infi elder Drew Ellis was selected 44th overall (second round) by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Louisville added a trio of selections during the second day of the MLB Draft as junior righthander Lincoln Henzman went to the Chicago White Sox in the fourth round (117th overall), junior shortstop Devin Hairston went in the sixth round to the Milwaukee Brewers (174th overall) and junior righty Kade McClure went to the White Sox in the sixth round (177th overall). During the fi nal day of the draft, junior catcher Colby Fitch was selected in the 13th round (383rd overall) by the Philadelphia Phillies, senior outfielder Logan Taylor went in the 16th round (477th overall) to the Chicago White Sox and sophomore righthander Riley Thompson was taken in the 25th round (752nd overall) by the New York Yankees. A draft eligible sophomore, Thompson was the only player of the eight chosen in the 2017 MLB Draft to chose not to sign a professional contract while opting to return to Louisville for his junior season. The eight Cardinals chosen in this year s draft (as well as the 2016 draft) ranks as the second highest total in school history trailing only the 10 players selected in Overall, Louisville has produced seven or more MLB Draft selections five times in the last eight years, including four of the last fi ve (2013, 2014, 2016, 2017). HENZMAN WINS 2017 STOPPER OF THE YEAR AWARD Righthanded pitcher Lincoln Henzman was named the 2017 Stopper of the Year by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association during a news conference at TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, becoming the second Cardinals player to capture the award since its inception in The announcement was made during the annual NCBWA awards news conference at the home of the College World Series. Henzman ranked third in career saves at Louisville with 19 and third in single season saves with 16 during 2017 season while also adding a 3-0 record with 1.67 ERA and 37 strikeouts in 37.2 innings. He was also named a First Team All-American by the NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball newspaper and was selected in the fourth round of the MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox to cap his three-year collegiate career. ELLIS EARNS FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA HONOR IN 2017, NAMED ACC BASE- BALL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Infielder Drew Ellis capped his college career as a 2017 First Team All-America selection by four organizations and was the recipient of the ACC Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year honor. Ellis earned All-America First Team honors from ABCA, Collegiate Baseball, D1Baseball, and Perfect Game to go along with All-America Second Team recognition from Baseball America and NCBWA. A sports administration major from Jeffersonville, Indiana, Ellis was named to the Dean s List and the Athletic Director s Honor Roll this year. The All-ACC First Team honoree led the conference with a.701 slugging percentage and ranked in the top 10 in home runs (No. 2) with 20, total bases (No. 2) with 162, batting average (No. 5 at.355), on-base percentage (No. 6 at.448), runs batted in (No. 7 with 61), hits (No. 8 with 82), and walks (No. 10 with 40). HAIRSTON NAMED TO GOLD GLOVE TEAM, EARNS ALL-AMERICA HONOR Shortstop Devin Hairston was named to the 2017 American Baseball Coaches Association Gold Glove Team and was an ABCA All-America honoree for the second straight season. The announcement marked the second straight year a Cardinals player has earned the prestigious Gold Glove honor after catcher Will Smith became the program s first Gold Glove winner in Selected as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year, Hairston performed at a high level this season posting a.987 fielding percentage with just three errors in 239 chances. The Lexington, Kentucky native, who is also a two-time All-ACC standout, had a.309 batting average with three home runs, 52 RBI and 16 doubles while starting all 65 games this season. MCKAY NAMED ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR, HAIRSTON TOP DEFENSIVE PLAYER, MCDONNELL EARNS THIRD STRAIGHT COACH OF THE YEAR Brendan McKay was named 2017 Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year, shortstop Devin Hairston received the inaugural Defensive Player of the Year honor and Dan McDonnell earned his third straight Coach of the Year award. The announcement marked the third straight season the Cardinals have received at least two of the ACC s major individual honors and it was the ninth time in 11 seasons Louisville claimed a conference Player or Pitcher of the Year award. McKay added the prestigious Player of the Year honor to his 2015 Freshman of the Year award while also being tabbed as an All-ACC First Team selection as both a starting pitcher and designated hitter/utility player. McDonnell becomes the first skipper in ACC history to receive three consecutive Coach of the Year honors. Along with the three major award winners, Louisville had four All-ACC First Team honorees as third baseman Drew Ellis and righthanded reliever Lincoln Henzman accompanied McKay s two selections. Catcher Colby Fitch was named All-ACC Second Team, while lefthanded starter Nick Bennett, Hairston and righty starter Kade McClure were All-ACC Third Team members. Bennett was also named to the All-Freshman Team.

7 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 7 FITCH HONORED AS NCAA ELITE 90 WINNER; 10 CARDINALS NAMED TO ALL- ACC ACADEMIC TEAM Catcher Colby Fitch was honored as the NCAA Elite 90 Award winner as the player with the highest GPA among the eight teams at the 2017 College World Series, while 10 Cardinals were named to the 2017 All-ACC Academic Team. Drew Ellis paced the way as the 2017 ACC Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year and was joined on the All-ACC Academic Team by Fitch, Nick Bennett, Sam Bordner, Devin Hairston, Lincoln Henzman, Colin Lyman, Josh Stowers, Logan Taylor and Adam Wolf. Louisville led all schools with its 10 selections. MCDONNELL S ALL-AMERICANS In Dan McDonnell s 11 seasons as head coach, Louisville has produced 34 All-Americans, more than three times as many as what the program had prior to McDonnell s arrival Sam Bordner (NCBWA Third Team) Drew Ellis (ABCA First Team, Collegiate Baseball Newspaper First Team, D1Baseball First Team, Perfect Game First Team, Baseball America Second Team, NCBWA Second Team) Devin Hairston (ABCA Third Team, ABCA Gold Glove Team) Lincoln Henzman (Collegiate Baseball Newspaper First Team, NCBWA First Team, ABCA Second Team, Baseball America Second Team, Perfect Game Second Team, D1Baseball Third Team) Brendan McKay (ABCA First Team, Baseball America First Team, Collegiate Baseball Newspaper First Team, D1Baseball First Team, NCBWA First Team, Perfect Game First Team) 2016 Zack Burdi (NCBWA First Team, Louisville Slugger Second Team) Devin Hairston (ABCA Third Team) Drew Harrington (Louisville Slugger First Team, NCBWA First Team, D1Baseball Second Team, Perfect Game Second Team) Kade McClure (NCBWA First Team, Perfect Game Third Team) Brendan McKay (ABCA First Team, Baseball America First Team, D1Baseball First Team, NCBWA First Team, Perfect Game Second Team, Louisville Slugger Third Team) Corey Ray (ABCA First Team, D1Baseball First Team, NCBWA First Team, Perfect Game First Team, Baseball America Second Team, Louisville Slugger Second Team) Nick Solak (D1Baseball Second Team, NCBWA Second Team, Perfect Game Second Team, Baseball America Third Team) 2015 Zack Burdi (Louisville Slugger Third Team) Kyle Funkhouser (Louisville Slugger Third Team) Brendan McKay (Baseball America First Team, D1Baseball First Team, NCBWA First Team, Perfect Game First Team) Corey Ray (Baseball America Second Team, NCBWA Second Team, D1Baseball Third Team) 2014 Nick Burdi (Louisville Slugger First Team, NCBWA First Team, Perfect Game First Team, ABCA First Team) Kyle Funkhouser (ABCA First Team, Louisville Slugger Second Team, NCBWA Second Team, Baseball America Third Team, Perfect Game Third Team) Jeff Gardner (Louisville Slugger Second Team, NCBWA Second Team, ABCA Third Team) 2013 Nick Burdi (Perfect Game First Team, NCBWA Second Team) Jeff Thompson (Louisville Slugger Second Team, Perfect Game Third Team, NCBWA Third Team) 2012 Justin Amlung (Louisville Slugger Third Team) 2010 Neil Holland (NCBWA First Team, Baseball America Third Team, Louisville Slugger Third Team) Thomas Royse (Louisville Slugger Third Team) Ryan Wright (Baseball America Second Team) Phil Wunderlich (Baseball America Third Team, Louisville Slugger Third Team) Chris Dominguez (Baseball America First Team, Louisville Slugger First Team, Ping! Baseball First Team, ABCA Third Team) Justin Marks (Louisville Slugger Second Team, Ping! Baseball Second Team, Baseball America Third Team, ABCA Third Team) Phil Wunderlich (NCBWA Second Team) 2008 Chris Dominguez (NCBWA Third Team, Louisville Slugger Third Team, Baseball America Third Team) Justin Marks (PING! Baseball Second Team) Justin McClanahan (PING! Baseball Third Team) 2007 Logan Johnson (Louisville Slugger Third Team) Boomer Whiting (Louisville Slugger Third Team, Baseball America Third Team) LOUISVILLE IN THE 2018 NATIONAL RANKINGS BA BW CP CB D1 PG Preseason Feb Feb March March March March April NR 22 April 9 NR NR NR 21 NR NR April 16 NR NR NR 20 NR NR April 23 NR NR NR 24 NR NR April 30 NR NR NR 29 NR NR May 7 May 14 May 21 May 28 Final BA: Baseball America; BW: National Collegiate Baseball Writer s Association; CP: USA Today Coaches Poll; CB: Collegiate Baseball Newspaper; D1: D1Baseball.com; PG: Perfect Game 2018 ACC STANDINGS (AS OF 4/29) ATLANTIC DIVISION Conference Overall W L T Pct W L T Pct Clemson NC State Florida State Louisville Wake Forest Notre Dame Boston College COASTAL DIVISION Conference Overall W L T Pct W L T Pct North Carolina Duke Pittsburgh Georgia Tech Miami Virginia Virginia Tech ACC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Player of the Week Date... Player... School Feb Eric Gilgenbach, Jr., OF... Notre Dame Danny Reyes, Jr., OF... Miami Feb Brett Kinneman, Jr., OF... NC State March 5... Brett Kinneman, Jr., OF... NC State March Logan Wyatt, So., 1B... Louisville Seth Beer, Jr., 1B/OF... Clemson March Will Wilson, So., SS... NC State March Jackson Lueck, Jr., OF... Florida State April 2... Seth Beer, Jr., 1B/OF... Clemson April 9... Austin Wilhite, So., SS... Georgia Tech April Will Wilson, So., SS... NC State April Steven Wells, Sr., OF... Florida State April Logan Davidson, So., SS... Clemson Pitcher of the Week Date... Player... School Feb Brian Rapp, Sr., SP... Boston College Feb Evan McKendry, So., SP... Miami March 5... Griffin Roberts, Jr., SP... Wake Forest March Evan McKendry, So., SP... Miami March Griffin Roberts, Jr., SP... Wake Forest March Evan McKendry, So., SP... Miami Dan Metzdorf, Jr., SP... Boston College April 2... Xzavion Curry, So, SP... Georgia Tech April 9... Derek Casey, Sr., SP... Virginia Connor Thomas, So., SP... Georgia Tech April Griffin Roberts, Jr., SP... Wake Forest April Andrew Cabezas, Jr., SP... Miami April Xzavion Curry, So., SP... Georgia Tech

8 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL RECORDS/TOP 10 TRACKER THE SHIRT For Louisville baseball players, The Shirt has become a source of pride and accomplishment in the Cardinals clubhouse. Awarded to a player who had an outstanding performance or made a key play in a Cards victory, The Shirt was an honor coach Dan McDonnell introduced to the program in Prior to each game, a new shirt hangs in the Cards dugout with a number on the back of it representing the team s next win. Following the game, McDonnell awards the shirt to his key contributor for that Louisville victory. For 2018, the messages on the back of The Shirt are I DARE YOU... and WE NEED WOLVES following in the team s challenge from McDonnell. Continuing the trend from the Help the Helper theme in 2013, after McDonnell awards the shirt to a player for his contribution that day, that player then gives it to a teammate or member of the program he believes was most deserving on that day. Below is the winners of The Shirt from Coach McDonnell and who those players then chose to be the final recipients Winners of The Shirt 1 - Adam Wolf -> Ethan Stringer (Richmond, Feb. 16) 2 - Jake Snider -> Devin Mann (The Citadel, Feb. 17) 3 - Drew Campbell -> Tyler Fitzgerald (George Mason, Feb. 18) 4 - Bryan Hoeing -> Shay Smiddy (Eastern Kentucky, Feb. 20) 5 - Adam Wolf -> Zach Farrel (Youngstown State, Feb. 23) 6 - Riley Thompson -> Lucas Dunn (Youngstown State, Feb. 24) 7 - Devin Mann -> Reid Detmers (Youngstown State, Feb. 25) 8 - Justin Lavey -> Tyler Fitzgerald (Xavier, Feb. 27) 9 - Zeke Pinkham -> Noa Snider (Western Carolina, March 2) 10 - Logan Wyatt -> Shay Smiddy (Western Carolina, March 3) 11 - Devin Mann -> Reid Detmers (Western Carolina, March 4) 12 - Zach Britton -> Logan Wyatt (Morehead State, March 6) 13 - Logan Wyatt -> Sam Bordner (North Carolina, March 9) 14 - Austin Conway -> Shay Smiddy (North Carolina, March 10) 15 - Bobby Miller -> Drew Campbell (Texas Tech, March 14) 16 - Bryan Hoeing -> Tyler Fitzgerald (Wake Forest, March 17) 17 - Jake Snider -> Lucas Dunn (WKU, March 21) 18 - Nick Bennett -> Pat Hassell (Clemson, March 25) 19 - Adam Elliott -> Nick Bennett (Florida State, March 31) 20 - Logan Wyatt -> Adam Wolf (NC State, April 6) 21 - Austin Dickey -> Zeke Pinkham (Northern Kentucky, April 10) 22 - Josh Stowers -> Adam Wolf (Virginia Tech, April 13) 23 - Nick Bennett -> Zeke Pinkham (Virginia Tech, April 14) 24 - Bobby Miller -> Michael McAvene (Virginia Tech, April 14) 25 - Reid Detmers -> Jake Snider (Kentucky, April 17) 26 - Danny Oriente -> Bryan Hoeing (Virginia, April 20) 27 - Josh Stowers -> Tyler Fitzgerald (WKU, April 24) 28 - Josh Stowers -> Devin Mann (Indiana State, April 27) 29 - Austin Conway -> Logan Wyatt (Indiana State, April 28) 2018 The Shirt Standings - Final Recipients 4 - Tyler Fitzgerald (2/18, 2/27, 3/17, 4/24) 3 - Shay Smiddy (2/20, 3/3, 3/10) 2 - Reid Detmers (2/25, 3/4) 2 - Lucas Dunn (2/24, 3/21) 2 - Devin Mann (2/17, 4/27) 2 - Zeke Pinkham (4/10, 4/14) 2 - Adam Wolf (4/6, 4/13) 2 - Logan Wyatt (3/6, 4/28) 1 - Nick Bennett (3/31) 1 - Sam Bordner (3/9) 1 - Drew Campbell (3/14) 1 - Zach Farrel (2/23) 1 - Pat Hassell (3/25) 1 - Bryan Hoeing (4/20) 1 - Michael McAvene (4/14) 1 - Jake Snider (4/17) 1 - Noa Snider (3/2) 1 - Ethan Stringer (2/16) CAREER LEADERS STOLEN BASES # Player Yrs. SB 1. Boomer Whiting Adam Engel Curtis Watson Corey Ray T5. Sutton Whiting Mike Hook Doug Inghram Logan Taylor Josh Stowers Dave Williams Jr SAVES # Player Yrs. SV 1. Nick Burdi Zack Burdi T3. Lincoln Henzman Neil Holland Kerry Griffith Brian Halford Carlos Fernandez Tony Zych T9. Sam Bordner Todd Raithel SINGLE SEASON LEADERS DOUBLES # Player Year 2B T1. Adam Duvall Logan Johnson Justin McClanahan Doug Lorenz Key Voshell Key Voshell T7. Phil Wunderlich Andrew Clark Adam Duvall Mike Budak Tommy Barnes Logan Wyatt STOLEN BASES # Player Year SB 1. Boomer Whiting Corey Ray Adam Engel T4. Sutton Whiting Adam Engel Corey Ray Curtis Watson Mike Hook Dave Williams Jr T10. Ty Young Boomer Whiting Josh Stowers WALKS # Player Year BB 1. Kevin Malone Bob DiTommaso Walt Cashen Andrew Clark Doug Lorenz T6. Darren Oppel Kevin Malone T8. Matt Berger Dan Kopriva Jim LaFountain Devin Mann Logan Wyatt Josh Stowers Jake Snider SAVES # Player Year SV 1. Nick Burdi Neil Holland T3. Lincoln Henzman Nick Burdi Tony Zych Carlos Fernandez Zack Burdi T8. Sam Bordner Josh King Todd Raithel

9 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 9 JIM PATTERSON STADIUM Since its opening in 2005, Jim Patterson Stadium has provided the University of Louisville baseball program with one of the great home fi eld advantages in all of college baseball. With an initial seating capacity of 2,500 upon opening, the ballpark underwent an expansion project prior to the 2013 season increasing capacity to more than 4,000 and maintaining Jim Patterson Stadium as one of the elite facilities in the nation. Spearheaded by the leadership gift of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson, the privately funded expansion of Jim Patterson Stadium was a $4 million facility development plan which featured the addition of 1,500 chair back seats, a 6,400 sq. ft. terrace directly accessible above the chair back seats and a two-tiered ground level terrace extending from the fi rst and third base dugouts. The project also included an expanded press box, which doubled the previous space used to facilitate media and hospitality, and a visiting team locker room behind the third base dugout. The expansion doubled the number of chair back seats taking the total to 3,000 while the overall capacity of more than 4,000 places Jim Patterson Stadium among the Top 30 of university controlled collegiate ballparks in the nation. The increased seating enables Louisville to host NCAA Regional and Super Regional games without the additional expense of temporary bleacher rentals. Since opening, Jim Patterson Stadium has hosted seven NCAA Regionals (2009, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) and five NCAA Super Regionals (2007, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017). After starting construction in August of 2004, the University of Louisville unveiled Jim Patterson Stadium, located at the corner of Central Avenue and Third Street, on Friday, April 15, 2005, when the Cardinals battled East Carolina in front of a then-school record crowd of 3,213. Along with the 3,000 chairback seats, Jim Patterson Stadium has a tiered, turf berm in left fi eld. The press box features an expanded television suite, two radio booths, game operations booth, an expanded seating area for non-broadcast media, an AD suite and a development suite. The ballpark measures 330 feet down the lines, 375 to the power alleys and 402 to straightaway center. Prior to the 2015 season, the University of Louisville partnered with ANC Sports for the installation of a new LED video board in right-centerfi eld at Jim Patterson Stadium. The all-digital surface more than quadrupled the size of the previous video space and measures 36-feet wide and 23-feet tall. The playing surface is FieldTurf, same as the Tampa Bay Rays Tropicana Field, as well as Louisville s Papa John s Cardinal Stadium. The playing fi eld was completely resurfaced in the summer of 2013 providing the Cardinals with one of the nation s best surfaces. The exterior of the ballpark has elements that mirror UofL s nearby football facility. The adjacent building along the fi rst base side of the ballpark houses the baseball offices, while the basement of the building features three pitching/batting cages, full club house facilities with a players lounge, theatre style team-meeting room, weight room, equipment room, computer lab, training room and laundry facilities. The first eight feet of the roof supports are constructed with green brick from the left fi eld wall at historic Parkway Field, and infi eld dirt was taken from Parkway and placed in the batters box as a tribute to a facility that has seen the likes of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Honus Wagner, Grover Cleveland Alexander, Satchel Paige, Pee Wee Reese and Jackie Robinson among others. In January of 2007, crews converted the home plate area from dirt into a fi eld turf surface complete with permanent batters boxes. The only dirt on the fi eld is on the pitcher s mound. The 2008 off-season included a complete reconstruction of the left fi eld berm, with terracing giving the fans a place for a lawn chair or blanket. Children of all ages can enjoy the playground beyond the fence in centerfi eld. The Cardinals have won more than 78 percent of their games at Jim Patterson Stadium since opening the gates during the 2005 season. Of the 12 NCAA postseason rounds contested at Jim Patterson Stadium, the Louisville baseball program has advanced through nine of those, including sweeping the 2017 NCAA Regional and NCAA Super Regional to clinch the program s fourth College World Series appearance. In NCAA Championship games at Jim Patterson Stadium, the Cardinals have produced a 27-8 record overall. Louisville Baseball at Home in 2018 Record: 20-9 Average Home Attendance: 2,368 (29 games) Top Five Crowds of 2018 at Jim Patterson Stadium 1. 3, April vs. #6 Kentucky (W, 8-2, Regular Season) 2. 3, April 6... vs. #4 NC State (W, 8-2, Regular Season) 3. 2, April vs. Virginia (W, 5-4, Regular Season) 4. 2, April vs. Indiana State (L, 3-1, Regular Season) 5. 2, April vs. Virginia (L, 5-4, Regular Season) Top 10 Home Crowds in Louisville Baseball History (All Games at Jim Patterson Stadium) 1. 6, June 10, vs. Kentucky (W, 6-2, NCAA Super Regional) 2. 6, June 9, vs. Kentucky (W, 5-2, NCAA Super Regional) 3. 6, April 4, vs. #8 Kentucky (W, 5-3, Regular Season) 4. 6, May 8, vs. #7 Florida State (L, 13-4, Regular Season) 5. 6, June 8, vs. #11 Cal State Fullerton (L, 4-3, NCAA Super Regional) 6. 6, June 7, vs. #12 Kennesaw State (W, 7-4, NCAA Super Regional) 7. 5, June 6, vs. #12 Kennesaw State (W, 5-3, NCAA Super Regional) 8. 5, May 29, vs. Morehead State (W, 7-2, NCAA Regional) 9. 5, April 28, vs. Kentucky (W, 2-1, Regular Season) 10. 5, May 12, vs. #7 Vanderbilt (L, 5-2, Regular Season) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS AT JIM PATTERSON STADIUM Total (.775) JIM PATTERSON STADIUM RECORDS Louisville Team Game Highs - Batting Runs Scored vs Rutgers ( ) Hits vs Western Michigan ( ) Doubles vs Xavier ( ) Triples Multiple times Home Runs vs Marshall ( ) Stolen Bases vs Eastern Kentucky ( ) Louisville Team Game Highs - Fielding Assists vs WKU ( ) DPs Turned Multiple times Louisville Team Game Highs - Pitching Innings Pitched vs Alabama ( ) Strikeouts vs. Pittsburgh ( )... vs Western Kentucky ( ) Louisville Individual Game Highs - Batting Runs Scored Adam Duvall vs Ohio State ( ) Hits Nick Ratajczak vs. Ohio State ( )...Andrew Clark vs Villanova ( )... Boomer Whiting vs Pittsburgh ( ) RBIs Chris Dominguez vs Milwaukee ( ) Doubles Adam Duvall vs Evansville ( ) Triples Ty Young vs. Notre Dame ( ) Home Runs Chris Dominguez vs Milwaukee ( )... Adam Duvall vs Notre Dame ( ) Stolen Bases Corey Ray (2 games) & Adam Engel (2 games) Louisville Individual Game Highs - Fielding Assists Zach Lucas vs. Indiana ( ) Louisville Individual Game Highs - Pitching Innings Pitched B.J. Rosenberg vs Ball State ( )... B.J. Rosenberg vs Connecticut ( )...Dean Kiekhefer vs Villanova ( )... Kyle Funkhouser vs. Bethune-Cookman ( ) Strikeouts Brendan McKay vs. Pittsburgh ( ) Opponent Team Game Highs - Batting Runs Scored Ole Miss ( ) Hits Ole Miss ( ) Doubles Rutgers ( ) Triples Marshall ( ) Home Runs Ohio State ( ) Stolen Bases Evansville ( ) Opponent Team Game Highs - Fielding Assists Alabama ( ) DPs Turned Multiple times Opponent Team Game Highs - Pitching Innings Pitched Alabama ( ) Strikeouts St. John s ( )...Pittsburgh ( ) Opponent Individual Game Highs - Batting Runs Scored Jeremy Baltz - St. John s ( )... A.J. Pollock - Notre Dame ( ) Hits Rand Ravnaas - Georgetown ( ) Tanner Mathis - Ole Miss ( ) RBIs Jeremy Baltz - St. John s ( ) Doubles Multiple times Triples Multiple times Home Runs Jeremy Baltz - St. John s ( ) Stolen Bases Josh Harrison - Cincinnati ( ) Opponent Individual Game Highs - Fielding Assists Multiple times Opponent Individual Game Highs - Pitching Innings Pitched Frank Duncan - Kansas ( )...Dan Osterbrock - Cincinnati ( )... Nate Reed - Pittsburgh ( )...Danny Otero - USF ( )...Tim Norton - Connecticut ( )...Steve Blevins - Cincinnati ( )...Ricky Brooks - East Carolina ( ) Strikeouts David Phelps - Notre Dame ( ) All-Time No-Hitters Louisville No-Hitters Consecutive Games without No-Hitter Opponent No-Hitters Consecutive Games without No-Hitter

10 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL RESULTS Date Opponent Score Inns Overall ACC Pitcher of record Attend Feb 16, 2018 vs Richmond W Wolf (W 1-0) 175 Feb 17, 2018 at The Citadel W Bennett (W 1-0) 809 Feb 18, 2018 vs George Mason W Miller (W 1-0) 175 3:22 Feb 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY W Hoeing (W 1-0) :49 Feb 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W Wolf (W 2-0) :17 Feb 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W R. Thompson (W 1-0) :36 Feb 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W Smiddy (W 1-0) :00 Feb 27, 2018 XAVIER W Miller (W 2-0) :14 Mar 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA W Wolf (W 3-0) :23 Mar 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA W Bordner (W 1-0) :21 Mar 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA W Detmers (W 1-0) :02 Mar 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE W Hoeing (W 2-0) :45 * Mar 09, 2018 #13 NORTH CAROLINA W Conway (W 1-0) :56 * Mar 10, 2018 #13 NORTH CAROLINA W Smiddy (W 2-0) :25 * Mar 11, 2018 #13 NORTH CAROLINA L R. Thompson (L 1-1) :08 Mar 13, 2018 #5 TEXAS TECH L Hoeing (L 2-1) :59 Mar 14, 2018 #5 TEXAS TECH W Miller (W 3-0) :10 * Mar 16, 2018 at Wake Forest L Conway (L 1-1) 743 2:45 * Mar 17, 2018 at Wake Forest W Hoeing (W 3-1) 823 3:36 * Mar 18, 2018 at Wake Forest L R. Thompson (L 1-2) 604 2:44 Mar 21, 2018 at WKU W Conway (W 2-1) 406 3:43 * Mar 23, 2018 #10 CLEMSON L Wolf (L 3-1) :44 * Mar 25, 2018 #10 CLEMSON-1 L Smiddy (L 2-1) :43 * Mar 25, 2018 #10 CLEMSON-2 W Bennett (W 2-0) :52 * Mar 29, 2018 at #5 Florida State L Wolf (L 3-2) :11 * Mar 30, 2018 at #5 Florida State L Bordner (L 1-1) :50 * Mar 31, 2018 at #5 Florida State W Bennett (W 3-0) :44 Apr 03, 2018 at #9 Kentucky L R. Thompson (L 1-3) :53 * Apr 06, 2018 #4 NC STATE W Wolf (W 4-2) :38 * Apr 07, 2018 #4 NC STATE L Bordner (L 1-2) :30 * Apr 08, 2018 #4 NC STATE L Miller (L 3-1) :19 Apr 10, 2018 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W Dickey (W 1-0) :24 * Apr 13, 2018 at Virginia Tech W Smiddy (W 3-1) :09 * Apr 14, 2018 at Virginia Tech-1 W Bennett (W 4-0) 917 2:30 * Apr 14, 2018 at Virginia Tech-2 W Miller (W 4-1) :10 Apr 17, 2018 #6 KENTUCKY W Detmers (W 2-0) :13 * Apr 20, 2018 VIRGINIA W Hoeing (W 4-1) :15 * Apr 21, 2018 VIRGINIA L Bennett (L 4-1) :26 * Apr 22, 2018 VIRGINIA L Detmers (L 2-1) :35 Apr 24, 2018 WKU W Hoeing (W 5-1) :30 Apr 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE W Smiddy (W 4-1) :32 Apr 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE W Bennett (W 5-1) :58 Apr 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE L Elliott (L 0-1) :53 * = Conference = Charleston Crab House Challenge () extra inning game 2018 LOUISVILLE BASEBALL INNING-BY-INNING SCORING SUMMARY EX Total Louisville Opponents

11 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL OVERALL STATISTICS Record: Home: 20-9 Away: 7-5 Neutral: 2-0 ACC: Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 43 Logan Wyatt Tyler Fitzgerald Josh Stowers Devin Mann Jake Snider Justin Lavey Danny Oriente Ben Bianco Drew Campbell Lucas Dunn Ethan Stringer Pat Rumoro Zach Britton Adam Elliott Zeke Pinkham Sam Bordner Totals Opponents LOB - Team (344), Opp (338). DPs turned - Team (26), Opp (29). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (7), Mann 3, Rumoro 1, Campbell 1, Oriente 1, Stowers 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Stowers 6, Fitzgerald 3, Dunn 2, Snider 1, Britton 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 31 Adam Wolf / Bryan Hoeing / Gavin Sullivan / Adam Elliott / Michael McAvene / J.D. Mundt / Bobby Miller / Austin Dickey / Austin Conway / Nick Bennett / Rabon Martin / Shay Smiddy / Sam Bordner / Stewart Currie / Reid Detmers / Riley Thompson / Liam Jenkins / Michael Kirian / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (10), Rumoro 6, Britton 2, Pinkham 1, Bianco 1, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (8), Detmers 2, Wolf 2, R. Thompson 2, Bennett 2, Opp (13). SBA/ATT - Rumoro (20-23), Britton (16-20), Detmers (7-10), Wolf (4-7), Smiddy (3-5), Bennett (3-5), Hoeing (3-4), Martin (3-4), R. Thompson (2-4), Dickey (2-3), Miller (3-3), Conway (2-3), Elliott (2-2), Pinkham (1-2), Kirian (2-2), Bordner (1-2), Mundt (1-1).

12 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL ACC STATISTICS Record: Home: 5-7 Away: 5-4 ACC: Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 9 Danny Oriente Logan Wyatt Tyler Fitzgerald Josh Stowers Justin Lavey Devin Mann Jake Snider Drew Campbell Lucas Dunn Ben Bianco Zeke Pinkham Ethan Stringer Zach Britton Pat Rumoro Adam Elliott Totals Opponents LOB - Team (153), Opp (157). DPs turned - Team (11), Opp (17). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (4), Campbell 1, Oriente 1, Rumoro 1, Mann 1, Opp (1). Picked off - Stowers 2, Fitzgerald 2, Britton 1, Snider 1, Dunn 1. (ACC games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 15 Bobby Miller / Nick Bennett / Adam Wolf / Rabon Martin / Adam Elliott / Gavin Sullivan / Michael McAvene / Austin Dickey / J.D. Mundt / Bryan Hoeing / Austin Conway / Riley Thompson / Sam Bordner / Shay Smiddy / Reid Detmers / Michael Kirian / Liam Jenkins / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (6), Rumoro 5, Britton 1, Opp (1). Pickoffs - Team (5), R. Thompson 2, Bennett 2, Wolf 1, Opp (7). SBA/ATT - Rumoro (11-12), Britton (9-11), Bennett (3-5), Smiddy (2-4), Wolf (3-4), Hoeing (3-3), Kirian (2-2), Miller (2-2), Bordner (1-2), Conway (2-2), R. Thompson (0-2), Elliott (1-1), Martin (1-1), Detmers (1-1).

13 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL HOME STATISTICS Record: 20-9 Home: 20-9 Away: 0-0 ACC: 5-7 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 43 Logan Wyatt Josh Stowers Justin Lavey Jake Snider Tyler Fitzgerald Devin Mann Ben Bianco Danny Oriente Drew Campbell Ethan Stringer Lucas Dunn Pat Rumoro Zach Britton Adam Elliott Zeke Pinkham Totals Opponents LOB - Team (240), Opp (223). DPs turned - Team (15), Opp (16). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (4), Rumoro 1, Oriente 1, Mann 1, Stowers 1, Opp (1). Picked off - Stowers 3, Fitzgerald 3, Dunn 2, Britton 1. (Home games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 31 Adam Wolf / Bryan Hoeing / Gavin Sullivan / Adam Elliott / Michael McAvene / J.D. Mundt / Austin Conway / Bobby Miller / Shay Smiddy / Austin Dickey / Sam Bordner / Stewart Currie / Nick Bennett / Rabon Martin / Riley Thompson / Reid Detmers / Liam Jenkins / Michael Kirian / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (3), Bianco 1, Pinkham 1, Rumoro 1, Opp (5). Pickoffs - Team (6), R. Thompson 2, Wolf 2, Bennett 1, Detmers 1, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - Rumoro (14-16), Britton (13-14), Detmers (7-9), Wolf (2-5), Hoeing (3-4), R. Thompson (2-4), Bennett (2-3), Conway (2-3), Kirian (2-2), Elliott (2-2), Martin (2-2), Pinkham (1-2), Miller (2-2), Smiddy (1-1), Bordner (1-1).

14 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL ROAD/NEUTRAL STATISTICS Record: 9-5 Home: 0-0 Away: 7-5 Neutral: 2-0 ACC: 5-4 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 9 Danny Oriente Tyler Fitzgerald Logan Wyatt Devin Mann Josh Stowers Drew Campbell Jake Snider Justin Lavey Zeke Pinkham Lucas Dunn Ethan Stringer Zach Britton Pat Rumoro Ben Bianco Adam Elliott Sam Bordner Totals Opponents LOB - Team (104), Opp (115). DPs turned - Team (11), Opp (13). IBB - Team (3), Mann 2, Campbell 1, Opp (1). Picked off - Stowers 3, Snider 1. ( Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 8 Nick Bennett / Bryan Hoeing / Adam Wolf / Rabon Martin / Austin Dickey / Adam Elliott / Michael McAvene / Gavin Sullivan / J.D. Mundt / Bobby Miller / Austin Conway / Reid Detmers / Sam Bordner / Shay Smiddy / Michael Kirian / Riley Thompson / Liam Jenkins / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (7), Rumoro 5, Britton 2, Opp (1). Pickoffs - Team (2), Detmers 1, Bennett 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - Rumoro (6-7), Britton (3-6), Smiddy (2-4), Dickey (2-3), Martin (1-2), Bennett (1-2), Wolf (2-2), Mundt (1-1), Miller (1-1), Bordner (0-1), Detmers (0-1).

15 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL SEASON/CAREER STATISTICS SEASON CAREER Player Avg G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB Hbp SO Sb-Att Avg G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB Hbp SO Sb-Att 43 Logan Wyatt Tyler Fitzgerald Josh Stowers Devin Mann Jake Snider Justin Lavey Danny Oriente Ben Bianco Drew Campbell Lucas Dunn Ethan Stringer Pat Rumoro Zach Britton Adam Elliott Zeke Pinkham Sam Bordner Totals Opponents (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) SEASON CAREER Player ERA W-L App GS CG Sho Sv IP H R ER BB SO ERA W-L App GS CG Sho Sv IP H R ER BB SO 31 Adam Wolf Bryan Hoeing Gavin Sullivan Adam Elliott Michael McAvene J.D. Mundt Bobby Miller Austin Dickey Austin Conway Nick Bennett Rabon Martin Shay Smiddy Sam Bordner Stewart Currie Reid Detmers Riley Thompson Michael Kirian Liam Jenkins Totals Opponents

16 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL GAME-BY-GAME BATTING Date Opponent ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr tb bb ibb sb cs hbp sac sf gdp k po a e lob avg Feb 16 vs Richmond Feb 17 at The Citadel Feb 18 vs George Mason Feb 20 EASTERN KENTUCKY Feb 23 YOUNGSTOWN STATE Feb 24 YOUNGSTOWN STATE Feb 25 YOUNGSTOWN STATE Feb 27 XAVIER Mar 02 WESTERN CAROLINA Mar 03 WESTERN CAROLINA Mar 04 WESTERN CAROLINA Mar 06 MOREHEAD STATE *Mar 09 NORTH CAROLINA *Mar 10 NORTH CAROLINA *Mar 11 NORTH CAROLINA Mar 13 TEXAS TECH Mar 14 TEXAS TECH *Mar 16 at Wake Forest *Mar 17 at Wake Forest *Mar 18 at Wake Forest Mar 21 at WKU *Mar 23 CLEMSON *Mar 25 CLEMSON *Mar 25 CLEMSON *Mar 29 at Florida State *Mar 30 at Florida State *Mar 31 at Florida State Apr 03 at Kentucky *Apr 06 NC STATE *Apr 07 NC STATE *Apr 08 NC STATE Apr 10 NORTHERN KENTUCK *Apr 13 at Virginia Tech *Apr 14 at Virginia Tech *Apr 14 at Virginia Tech Apr 17 KENTUCKY *Apr 20 VIRGINIA *Apr 21 VIRGINIA *Apr 22 VIRGINIA Apr 24 WKU Apr 27 INDIANA STATE Apr 28 INDIANA STATE Apr 29 INDIANA STATE Totals

17 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL GAME-BY-GAME PITCHING Date Opponent ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr wp bk hbp dp ibb score w-l sv era Feb 16 vs Richmond Feb 17 at The Citadel Feb 18 vs George Mason Feb 20 EASTERN KENTUCKY Feb 23 YOUNGSTOWN STATE Feb 24 YOUNGSTOWN STATE Feb 25 YOUNGSTOWN STATE Feb 27 XAVIER Mar 02 WESTERN CAROLINA Mar 03 WESTERN CAROLINA Mar 04 WESTERN CAROLINA Mar 06 MOREHEAD STATE *Mar 09 NORTH CAROLINA *Mar 10 NORTH CAROLINA *Mar 11 NORTH CAROLINA Mar 13 TEXAS TECH Mar 14 TEXAS TECH *Mar 16 at Wake Forest *Mar 17 at Wake Forest *Mar 18 at Wake Forest Mar 21 at WKU *Mar 23 CLEMSON *Mar 25 CLEMSON *Mar 25 CLEMSON *Mar 29 at Florida State *Mar 30 at Florida State *Mar 31 at Florida State Apr 03 at Kentucky *Apr 06 NC STATE *Apr 07 NC STATE *Apr 08 NC STATE Apr 10 NORTHERN KENTUCK *Apr 13 at Virginia Tech *Apr 14 at Virginia Tech *Apr 14 at Virginia Tech Apr 17 KENTUCKY *Apr 20 VIRGINIA *Apr 21 VIRGINIA *Apr 22 VIRGINIA Apr 24 WKU Apr 27 INDIANA STATE Apr 28 INDIANA STATE Apr 29 INDIANA STATE Totals

18 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL STARTING LINEUPS BY POSITION Date Opp C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH RESULT RECORD 2/16 RICH Rumoro(1) Wyatt(1) Mann(1) Lavey(1) Fitzgerald(1) Campbell(1) Stowers(1) Stringer(1) Snider(1) W (1-0) 2/17 CIT Rumoro(2) Wyatt(2) Mann(2) Lavey(2) Fitzgerald(2) Snider(1) Stowers(2) Stringer(2) Britton(1) W (1-0) 2/18 GMU Britton(1) Wyatt(3) Mann(3) Lavey(3) Fitzgerald(3) Campbell(2) Stowers(3) Stringer(3) Snider(2) W (1-0) 2/20 EKU Rumoro(3) Wyatt(4) Mann(4) Lavey(4) Fitzgerald(4) Campbell(3) Stowers(4) Stringer(4) Snider(3) W (2-0) 2/23 YSU Rumoro(4) Wyatt(5) Mann(5) Lavey(5) Fitzgerald(5) Campbell(4) Stowers(5) Britton(1) Snider(4) W (1-0) 2/24 YSU Rumoro(5) Wyatt(6) Mann(6) Lavey(6) Fitzgerald(6) Dunn(1) Stowers(6) Stringer(5) Snider(5) W (1-0) 2/25 YSU Britton(2) Wyatt(7) Mann(7) Lavey(7) Fitzgerald(7) Campbell(5) Stowers(7) Stringer(6) Snider(6) W (2-0) 2/27 XU Rumoro(6) Wyatt(8) Mann(8) Lavey(8) Fitzgerald(8) Campbell(6) Stowers(8) Stringer(7) Snider(7) W (3-0) 3/2 WCU Rumoro(7) Wyatt(9) Mann(9) Lavey(9) Fitzgerald(9) Snider(2) Stowers(9) Campbell(1) Oriente(1) W (1-0) 3/3 WCU Rumoro(8) Wyatt(10) Mann(10) Lavey(10) Fitzgerald(10) Dunn(2) Stowers(10) Stringer(8) Snider(8) W (2-0) 3/4 WCU Britton(3) Wyatt(11) Mann(11) Lavey(11) Fitzgerald(11) Oriente(1) Stowers(11) Stringer(9) Snider(9) W (1-0) 3/6 MSU Britton(4) Wyatt(12) Mann(12) Lavey(12) Fitzgerald(12) Campbell(7) Stowers(12) Stringer(10) Snider(10) W (3-0) 3/9 UNC Rumoro(9) Wyatt(13) Mann(13) Lavey(13) Fitzgerald(13) Snider(3) Stowers(13) Campbell(2) Oriente(2) W (2-0) 3/10 UNC Britton(5) Wyatt(14) Mann(14) Lavey(14) Fitzgerald(14) Oriente(2) Stowers(14) Stringer(11) Snider(11) W (2-0) 3/11 UNC Rumoro(10) Wyatt(15) Mann(15) Lavey(15) Fitzgerald(15) Campbell(8) Stowers(15) Stringer(12) Snider(12) L (3-1) 3/13 TTU Britton(6) Wyatt(16) Mann(16) Lavey(16) Fitzgerald(16) Snider(4) Stowers(16) Campbell(3) Oriente(3) L (0-1) 3/14 TTU Rumoro(11) Wyatt(17) Mann(17) Lavey(17) Fitzgerald(17) Snider(5) Stowers(17) Stringer(13) Oriente(4) W (1-0) 3/16 WFU Rumoro(12) Wyatt(18) Mann(18) Lavey(18) Fitzgerald(18) Snider(6) Stowers(18) Campbell(4) Oriente(5) L (2-1) 3/17 WFU Britton(7) Wyatt(19) Mann(19) Lavey(19) Fitzgerald(19) Campbell(9) Stowers(19) Stringer(14) Snider(13) W (4-0) 3/18 WFU Rumoro(13) Wyatt(20) Mann(20) Lavey(20) Fitzgerald(20) Snider(7) Dunn(1) Stringer(15) Oriente(6) L (0-1) 3/21 WKU Britton(8) Wyatt(21) Mann(21) Lavey(21) Fitzgerald(21) Snider(8) Dunn(2) Campbell(5) Oriente(7) W (1-0) 3/23 CLEM Rumoro(14) Wyatt(22) Mann(22) Lavey(22) Fitzgerald(22) Snider(9) Stowers(20) Stringer(16) Oriente(8) L (1-1) 3/25 CLEM Britton(9) Wyatt(23) Mann(23) Lavey(23) Fitzgerald(23) Snider(10) Stowers(21) Campbell(6) Bianco(1) L (0-1) 3/25 CLEM Rumoro(15) Wyatt(24) Mann(24) Lavey(24) Fitzgerald(24) Snider(11) Stowers(22) Stringer(17) Oriente(9) W (2-1) 3/29 FSU Rumoro(16) Wyatt(25) Mann(25) Lavey(25) Fitzgerald(25) Snider(12) Stowers(23) Campbell(7) Oriente(10) L (2-2) 3/30 FSU Britton(10) Wyatt(26) Mann(26) Lavey(26) Fitzgerald(26) Snider(13) Stowers(24) Stringer(18) Campbell(1) L (0-1) 3/31 FSU Rumoro(17) Wyatt(27) Mann(27) Lavey(27) Fitzgerald(27) Snider(14) Stowers(25) Campbell(8) Oriente(11) W (3-2) 4/3 UK Rumoro(18) Wyatt(28) Mann(28) Lavey(28) Fitzgerald(28) Snider(15) Stowers(26) Campbell(9) Oriente(12) L (3-3) 4/6 NCST Rumoro(19) Wyatt(29) Mann(29) Lavey(29) Fitzgerald(29) Snider(16) Stowers(27) Campbell(10) Oriente(13) W (4-3) 4/7 NCST Rumoro(20) Wyatt(30) Mann(30) Lavey(30) Fitzgerald(30) Snider(17) Stowers(28) Stringer(19) Oriente(14) L (2-2) 4/8 NCST Britton(11) Wyatt(31) Mann(31) Lavey(31) Fitzgerald(31) Snider(18) Stowers(29) Campbell(11) Oriente(15) L (0-2) 4/10 NKU Rumoro(21) Wyatt(32) Mann(32) Lavey(32) Dunn(1) Snider(19) Stowers(30) Stringer(20) Oriente(16) W (1-0) 4/13 VT Rumoro(22) Wyatt(33) Mann(33) Dunn(1) Fitzgerald(32) Snider(20) Stowers(31) Campbell(13) Oriente(17) W (1-0) 4/14 VT Pinkham(1) Wyatt(34) Mann(34) Dunn(2) Fitzgerald(33) Snider(21) Stowers(32) Stringer(21) Oriente(18) W (1-0) 4/14 VT Rumoro(23) Wyatt(35) Mann(35) Dunn(3) Fitzgerald(34) Snider(22) Stowers(33) Campbell(14) Oriente(19) W (2-0) 4/17 UK Pinkham(2) Wyatt(36) Mann(36) Lavey(33) Fitzgerald(35) Snider(23) Stowers(34) Campbell(15) Oriente(20) W (1-0) 4/20 UVA Rumoro(24) Wyatt(37) Mann(37) Lavey(34) Fitzgerald(36) Snider(24) Stowers(35) Dunn(1) Oriente(21) W (1-0) 4/21 UVA Pinkham(3) Wyatt(38) Mann(38) Lavey(35) Fitzgerald(37) Snider(25) Stowers(36) Stringer(22) Oriente(22) L (0-1) 4/22 UVA Britton(12) Wyatt(39) Mann(39) Lavey(36) Fitzgerald(38) Snider(26) Stowers(37) Campbell(16) Oriente(23) L (0-3) 4/24 WKU Rumoro(25) Wyatt(40) Mann(40) Lavey(37) Fitzgerald(39) Snider(27) Stowers(38) Campbell(17) Oriente(24) W (5-3) 4/27 ISU Rumoro(26) Wyatt(41) Mann(41) Lavey(38) Fitzgerald(40) Snider(28) Stowers(39) Dunn(2) Oriente(25) W (2-0) 4/28 ISU Pinkham(4) Wyatt(42) Mann(42) Dunn(4) Fitzgerald(41) Snider(29) Stowers(40) Stringer(23) Oriente(26) W (2-0) 4/29 ISU Britton(13) Wyatt(43) Mann(43) Lavey(39) Fitzgerald(42) Snider(30) Stowers(41) Oriente(1) Bianco(2) L (0-1) Date Opp C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH RESULT RECORD 2018 LOUISVILLE BASEBALL STARTING LINEUPS BY BATTING ORDER Date Opp 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th RESULT RECORD 2/16 RICH Stowers(1) Snider(1) Mann(1) Wyatt(1) Lavey(1) Rumoro(1) Campbell(1) Stringer(1) Fitzgerald(1) W (1-0) 2/17 CIT Stowers(2) Snider(2) Mann(2) Wyatt(2) Stringer(1) Rumoro(2) Britton(1) Lavey(1) Fitzgerald(2) W (1-0) 2/18 GMU Stowers(3) Snider(3) Mann(3) Wyatt(3) Stringer(2) Britton(1) Lavey(1) Campbell(1) Fitzgerald(3) W (1-0) 2/20 EKU Stowers(4) Snider(4) Mann(4) Wyatt(4) Stringer(3) Lavey(1) Campbell(2) Rumoro(1) Fitzgerald(4) W (1-0) 2/23 YSU Stowers(5) Snider(5) Mann(5) Wyatt(5) Lavey(2) Campbell(1) Rumoro(1) Britton(1) Fitzgerald(5) W (1-0) 2/24 YSU Stowers(6) Snider(6) Mann(6) Stringer(1) Wyatt(1) Lavey(2) Rumoro(2) Dunn(1) Fitzgerald(6) W (1-0) 2/25 YSU Stowers(7) Snider(7) Mann(7) Wyatt(6) Stringer(4) Campbell(2) Lavey(2) Britton(2) Fitzgerald(7) W (1-0) 2/27 XU Stowers(8) Snider(8) Mann(8) Wyatt(7) Stringer(5) Campbell(3) Rumoro(3) Lavey(2) Fitzgerald(8) W (1-0) 3/2 WCU Stowers(9) Snider(9) Mann(9) Oriente(1) Wyatt(2) Lavey(3) Campbell(3) Rumoro(2) Fitzgerald(9) W (1-0) 3/3 WCU Stowers(10) Snider(10) Mann(10) Stringer(2) Wyatt(3) Lavey(4) Dunn(1) Rumoro(3) Fitzgerald(10) W (1-0) 3/4 WCU Stowers(11) Snider(11) Mann(11) Oriente(2) Wyatt(4) Lavey(5) Britton(2) Stringer(2) Fitzgerald(11) W (1-0) 3/6 MSU Stowers(12) Snider(12) Mann(12) Wyatt(8) Stringer(6) Campbell(4) Lavey(3) Britton(3) Fitzgerald(12) W (2-0) 3/9 UNC Stowers(13) Snider(13) Mann(13) Oriente(3) Wyatt(5) Lavey(6) Campbell(4) Rumoro(4) Fitzgerald(13) W (2-0) 3/10 UNC Stowers(14) Snider(14) Mann(14) Wyatt(9) Oriente(1) Britton(2) Lavey(3) Stringer(3) Fitzgerald(14) W (1-0) 3/11 UNC Stowers(15) Snider(15) Mann(15) Wyatt(10) Lavey(3) Campbell(5) Stringer(1) Rumoro(5) Fitzgerald(15) L (0-1) 3/13 TTU Stowers(16) Snider(16) Mann(16) Wyatt(11) Oriente(2) Campbell(6) Lavey(4) Britton(4) Fitzgerald(16) L (0-1) 3/14 TTU Stowers(17) Snider(17) Mann(17) Oriente(4) Wyatt(6) Lavey(7) Rumoro(4) Stringer(4) Fitzgerald(17) W (1-0) 3/16 WFU Stowers(18) Snider(18) Mann(18) Wyatt(12) Oriente(3) Campbell(7) Rumoro(5) Lavey(3) Fitzgerald(18) L (0-1) 3/17 WFU Stowers(19) Snider(19) Mann(19) Wyatt(13) Lavey(4) Campbell(8) Stringer(2) Britton(5) Fitzgerald(19) W (1-0) 3/18 WFU Fitzgerald(1) Snider(20) Mann(20) Oriente(5) Wyatt(7) Lavey(8) Rumoro(6) Stringer(5) Dunn(1) L (0-1) 3/21 WKU Fitzgerald(2) Snider(21) Mann(21) Wyatt(14) Oriente(4) Campbell(9) Lavey(5) Britton(6) Dunn(2) W (1-0) 3/23 CLEM Stowers(20) Snider(22) Mann(22) Oriente(6) Wyatt(8) Lavey(9) Stringer(3) Rumoro(6) Fitzgerald(20) L (0-1) 3/25 CLEM Stowers(21) Snider(23) Mann(23) Wyatt(15) Fitzgerald(1) Campbell(10) Bianco(1) Britton(7) Lavey(1) L (0-1) 3/25 CLEM Stowers(22) Snider(24) Mann(24) Wyatt(16) Oriente(5) Stringer(1) Rumoro(7) Lavey(4) Fitzgerald(21) W (1-0) 3/29 FSU Stowers(23) Snider(25) Mann(25) Wyatt(17) Campbell(1) Oriente(1) Rumoro(8) Lavey(5) Fitzgerald(22) L (0-1) 3/30 FSU Stowers(24) Snider(26) Mann(26) Wyatt(18) Campbell(2) Stringer(1) Britton(3) Lavey(6) Fitzgerald(23) L (0-1) 3/31 FSU Stowers(25) Snider(27) Mann(27) Wyatt(19) Campbell(3) Oriente(2) Rumoro(9) Lavey(7) Fitzgerald(24) W (1-1) 4/3 UK Stowers(26) Snider(28) Mann(28) Wyatt(20) Campbell(4) Oriente(3) Rumoro(10) Lavey(8) Fitzgerald(25) L (1-2) 4/6 NCST Fitzgerald(3) Snider(29) Mann(29) Wyatt(21) Stowers(1) Campbell(11) Oriente(1) Rumoro(7) Lavey(2) W (1-0) 4/7 NCST Fitzgerald(4) Snider(30) Mann(30) Wyatt(22) Stowers(2) Oriente(4) Rumoro(11) Stringer(6) Lavey(3) L (0-1) 4/8 NCST Fitzgerald(5) Snider(31) Mann(31) Wyatt(23) Stowers(3) Campbell(12) Oriente(2) Britton(8) Lavey(4) L (0-1) 4/10 NKU Dunn(1) Snider(32) Mann(32) Wyatt(24) Stowers(4) Oriente(5) Stringer(4) Rumoro(8) Lavey(5) W (1-0) 4/13 VT Fitzgerald(6) Snider(33) Mann(33) Wyatt(25) Stowers(5) Campbell(13) Oriente(3) Rumoro(9) Dunn(3) W (1-0) 4/14 VT Fitzgerald(7) Snider(34) Mann(34) Wyatt(26) Stowers(6) Oriente(6) Stringer(5) Pinkham(1) Dunn(4) W (1-0) 4/14 VT Fitzgerald(8) Snider(35) Mann(35) Wyatt(27) Stowers(7) Oriente(7) Campbell(5) Rumoro(10) Dunn(5) W (1-0) 4/17 UK Fitzgerald(9) Snider(36) Mann(36) Wyatt(28) Stowers(8) Oriente(8) Campbell(6) Lavey(9) Pinkham(1) W (1-0) 4/20 UVA Fitzgerald(10) Snider(37) Mann(37) Wyatt(29) Stowers(9) Oriente(9) Dunn(2) Rumoro(11) Lavey(6) W (1-0) 4/21 UVA Fitzgerald(11) Snider(38) Mann(38) Wyatt(30) Stowers(10) Oriente(10) Stringer(6) Pinkham(2) Lavey(7) L (0-1) 4/22 UVA Fitzgerald(12) Snider(39) Mann(39) Wyatt(31) Stowers(11) Oriente(11) Campbell(7) Lavey(10) Britton(1) L (0-1) 4/24 WKU Fitzgerald(13) Snider(40) Mann(40) Wyatt(32) Stowers(12) Oriente(12) Campbell(8) Lavey(11) Rumoro(1) W (1-0) 4/27 ISU Fitzgerald(14) Snider(41) Mann(41) Wyatt(33) Stowers(13) Oriente(13) Dunn(3) Lavey(12) Rumoro(2) W (1-0) 4/28 ISU Fitzgerald(15) Snider(42) Mann(42) Wyatt(34) Stowers(14) Oriente(14) Dunn(4) Pinkham(3) Stringer(1) W (1-0) 4/29 ISU Fitzgerald(16) Snider(43) Mann(43) Wyatt(35) Stowers(15) Oriente(15) Britton(4) Lavey(13) Bianco(1) L (0-1) Date Opp 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th RESULT RECORD

19 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt LOUISVILLE BASEBALL ROSTER NO Name POS B/T HT WT CL Hometown (Previous School/High School) 1... Drew Campbell... OF... L/L SO... Jeffersonville, Ind. (Olney Central College/Jeffersonville HS) 2... Tyler Fitzgerald...INF... R/R SO... Rochester, Ill. (Rochester HS) 4... Adam Elliott... LHP/OF... L/L SO... Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier HS) 5... Shay Smiddy... RHP... R/R SO... Defiance, Ohio (Defi ance HS) 6... Ben Bianco...C/1B... R/R FR... Oxford, Miss. (Oxford HS) 7... Devin Mann...INF... R/R JR... Columbus, Ind. (Columbus North HS) 8... Nick Bennett... LHP... L/L SO... Cincinnati, Ohio (Moeller HS) 9... Danny Oriente... OF... R/R SO... Downers Grove, Ill. (Downers Grove South HS) Zeke Pinkham...C...L/R JR... Elizabethtown, Ky. (Elizabethtown HS) Sam Bordner... RHP... R/R JR... Baltimore, Ohio (Bloom-Carroll HS) Trey Leonard... OF...L/R FR... Cedar Rapids, Iowa (George Washington HS) Bobby Miller... RHP...L/R FR... McHenry, Ill. (McHenry HS-West Campus) Justin Lavey...3B... R/R SO... Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper HS) Ethan Stringer... OF... R/R SO... Covington, Ky. (Beechwood HS) Pat Rumoro...C... R/R JR... Oak Park, Ill. (Oak Park and River Forest HS) Stewart Currie... RHP... R/R SO... Owensboro, Ky. (Daviess County HS) Jake Snider...INF...L/R SO... Champaign, Ill. (Louisville Ballard HS/Champaign Central HS) Cameron Masterman...3B/1B... R/R FR... Prospect, Ky. (North Oldham HS) Josh Stowers... OF... R/R JR... Westchester, Ill. (Mount Carmel HS) Bryan Hoeing... RHP... R/R JR... Batesville, Ind. (Batesville HS) J.D. Mundt... LHP... L/L JR... Louisville, Ky. (St. Xavier HS) Austin Conway... RHP... R/R GR... Muncie, Ind. (Indiana State/Delta HS) Austin Dickey... RHP... R/R SO... Jeffersonville, Ind. (New Albany HS) Adam Wolf... LHP... L/L JR... Milan, Ohio (Edison HS) Riley Thompson... RHP...L/R JR... Louisville, Ky. (Christian Academy of Louisville) Michael Kirian... LHP...R/L FR... New Riegel, Ohio (New Riegel HS) Zach Britton...C...L/R FR... Batesville, Ind. (Batesville HS) Liam Jenkins... RHP... R/R JR... Mokena, Ill. (Wabash Valley College/Lincoln-Way North HS) Glenn Albanese... RHP... R/R FR... Batavia, Ill. (Batavia HS) Lucas Dunn...INF/RHP... R/R FR... Panama City Beach, Fla. (J.R. Arnold HS) Rabon Martin... LHP... L/L SR... Dallas, Ga. (Darton State College/North Cobb Christian School) Michael McAvene... RHP... R/R SO... Camby, Ind. (Roncalli HS) Reid Detmers... LHP... L/L FR... Chatham, Ill. (Glenwood HS) Logan Wyatt...1B...L/R SO... Louisville, Ky. (North Bullitt HS) Gavin Sullivan... LHP... L/L FR... Louisville, Ky. (Eastern HS) Mac Welsh... RHP... R/R SR... Walton, Ky. (Ryle HS) Coaching Staff 3 Dan McDonnell - Head Coach (11th season) 23 Roger Williams - Associate Head Coach/Pitching Coach (11th season) 21 Eric Snider - Assistant Coach/Hitting Coach (3rd season) 37 Adam Vrable - Assistant Coach (3rd season) 12 Brian Mundorf - Director of Operations (22nd season at Louisville) BREAKDOWN BY STATE BREAKDOWN BY CLASS Graduate Students (1) Austin Conway Seniors (2) Rabon Martin Mac Welsh Kentucky (10) Stewart Currie - Owensboro Adam Elliott - Louisville Cameron Masterman - Prospect J.D. Mundt - Louisville Zeke Pinkham - Elizabethtown Ethan Stringer - Covington Gavin Sullivan - Louisville Riley Thompson - Louisville Mac Welsh - Walton Logan Wyatt - Louisville Ohio (5) Nick Bennett - Cincinnati Sam Bordner - Baltimore Michael Kirian - New Riegel Shay Smiddy - Defiance Adam Wolf - Milan BREAKDOWN BY POSITION RHP Sam Bordner Austin Conway Stewart Currie Austin Dickey Lucas Dunn Bryan Hoeing Liam Jenkins Michael McAvene Bobby Miller Shay Smiddy Riley Thompson Mac Welsh LHP Nick Bennett Reid Detmers Adam Elliott Michael Kirian Rabon Martin J.D. Mundt Gavin Sullivan Adam Wolf C Ben Bianco Zach Britton Zeke Pinkham Pat Rumoro llinois (9) Glenn Albanese - Batavia Reid Detmers - Chatham Tyler Fitzgerald - Rochester Liam Jenkins - Mokena Bobby Miller - McHenry Danny Oriente - Downers Grove Pat Rumoro - Oak Park Jake Snider - Champaign Josh Stowers - Westchester Florida (1) Lucas Dunn - Panama City Beach Georgia (1) Rabon Martin - Dallas INF Lucas Dunn Tyler Fitzgerald Devin Mann Jake Snider 1B Ben Bianco Cameron Masterman Logan Wyatt 3B Justin Lavey Cameron Masterman OF Drew Campbell Adam Elliott Trey Leonard Danny Oriente Josh Stowers Ethan Stringer Indiana (7) Zach Britton - Batesville Drew Campbell - Jeffersonville Austin Conway - Muncie Austin Dickey - Jeffersonville Bryan Hoeing - Batesville Devin Mann - Columbus Michael McAvene - Camby Iowa (1) Trey Leonard - Cedar Rapids Mississippi (1) Ben Bianco - Oxford Wisconsin (1) Justin Lavey - Kenosha PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Ben Bianco...BEE-an-co Justin Lavey... LAY-vee Liam Jenkins... LEE-um Michael McAvene... MAC-uh-veen Rabon Martin... RAY-bun Danny Oriente... or-ee-in-tay Josh Stowers... STOH-uhrs Juniors (10) Sam Bordner Bryan Hoeing Liam Jenkins Devin Mann J.D. Mundt Zeke Pinkham Pat Rumoro Josh Stowers Riley Thompson Adam Wolf Sophomores (13) Nick Bennett Drew Campbell Stewart Currie Austin Dickey Adam Elliott Tyler Fitzgerald Justin Lavey Michael McAvene Danny Oriente Shay Smiddy Jake Snider Ethan Stringer Logan Wyatt Freshmen (10) Glenn Albanese Ben Bianco Zach Britton Reid Detmers Lucas Dunn Michael Kirian Trey Leonard Cameron Masterman Bobby Miller Gavin Sullivan

20 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 20 #6 BEN BIANCO FR C/1B R/R OXFORD, MISS. (OXFORD HS) 2018 NOTES: Had RBI double against No.4 NC State on April 8... Singled in first collegiate start as the designated hitter in game one of doubleheader against No.10 Clemson on March Connected on a solo home run for fi rst collegiate hit and added a double in March 6 win over Morehead State... Walked and scored a run in March 2 win over Western Carolina... Made college debut as a pinch hitter and registering a hit-by-pitch in Feb. 18 win over George Mason in Charleston, S.C. H: 2 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 2 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) 2B: 1 (2 games) 1 (2 games) 3B: - - HR: 1 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 1 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) RBI: 1 (2 games) 1 (2 games) R: 1 (3 games) 1 (3 games) SB: - - PO: 4 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 4 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) A: - - H STREAK: 1 (4 times) 1 (4 times) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE MAR 21, 2018 WKU MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-1 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 07, 2018 NC STATE APR 08, 2018 NC STATE APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

21 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 21 #34 ZACH BRITTON FR C L/R BATESVILLE, IND. (BATESVILLE HS) 2018 NOTES: Was 3-for-3 with first collegiate home run, two RBIs and two runs scored in March 6 win over Morehead State... Had pair of hits, scored two runs and drove in a run in two starts against Youngstown State on Feb. 23 and Feb Registered first career hit with two-run single in eighth inning of Feb. 18 win over George Mason in Charleston, S.C... Made first collegiate start as the designated hitter in Feb. 17 win at The Citadel. H: 3 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 3 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) 2B: 1 (3 games) 1 (3 games) 3B: - - HR: 1 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 1 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) RBI: 2 (2 games) 2 (2 games) R: 2 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 2 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) SB: - - PO: 18 (2/18 vs. George Mason) 18 (2/18/18 vs. George Mason) A: 2 (3 games) 2 (3 games) H STREAK: 3 (2/18-2/25) 3 (2/18/18-2/25/18) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL * FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-1 * MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY APR 08, 2018 NC STATE * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 24, 2018 WKU APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

22 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 22 #1 DREW CAMPBELL SO OF L/L JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. (OLNEY CENTRAL COLLEGE) 2018 NOTES: Singled, drove in two runs, scored twice and stole a base in finale at Virginia Tech on April Hit safely in all three games against No. 10 Clemson on March Was 2-of-3 with a home run at Wake Forest on March Had two hits, including a double, and one RBI against No.13 UNC on March Was 2-for-4 with two RBIs on March 6 against Morehead State... Matched career high with three RBIs in Feb. 25 win over Youngstown State... Registered third straight two-hit outing in Feb. 23 victory over YSU... Had two hits, drove in a run and scored once in Feb. 20 win over EKU... Was 2-for-4 with double, triple, three RBIs and four runs scored in Feb. 18 win against George Mason in Charleston, S.C... Made fi rst start as leftfielder in Feb. 16 win over Richmond. H: 2 (7 games) 2 (7 games) 2B: 1 (4 games) 1 (4 games) 3B: 1 (2/18 vs. George Mason) 1 (2/18/18 vs. George Mason) HR: 1 (3/16 at Wake Forest) 1 (3/16/18 at Wake Forest) RBI: 3 (2 games) 3 (2 games) R: 4 (2/18 vs. George Mason) 4 (2/18/18 vs. George Mason) SB: 1 (3 games) 1 (3 games) PO: 3 (2 games) 3 (2 games) A: 1 (3/13 vs. Texas Tech) 1 (3/13/18 vs. Texas Tech) H STREAK: 4 (3/23-3/29) 4 (3/23/18-3/29/18) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND * FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-1 * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 06, 2018 NC STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE APR 08, 2018 NC STATE * APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-2 * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 24, 2018 WKU * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

23 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 23 #39 LUCAS DUNN FR INF/RHP R/R PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLA. (J.R. ARNOLD HS) 2018 NOTES: Came off the bench for a single, walk and scored once in April 24 win over WKU... Was 3-for-4 with a double, two RBIs, one run scored and one stolen base in series fi nale at Virginia Tech on April Singled, walked, drove in one run and scored once in April 10 win over NKU... Connected for first collegiate home run with a solo shot as a pinch hitter at No.5 Florida State on March Was 2-for-5 with a run scored as the starting centerfielder in March 21 win at WKU... Had a pair of hits in each of the final two games of the series win against No. 13 North Carolina... Doubled, scored twice and drove in a run in March 3 win over Western Carolina... Earned fi rst career hit with a double and later scored a run in fi rst career start as leftfielder in Feb. 24 win over Youngstown State... Recorded fi rst career putout after entering game a defensive change at second base in the eighth inning against EKU on Feb Made college debut coming off the bench into left fi eld in Feb. 18 win against George Mason. H: 3 (4/14 at Virginia Tech) 3 (4/14/18 at Virginia Tech) 2B: 1 (3 games) 1 (3 games) 3B: - - HR: 1 (3/29 at Florida State) 1 (3/29/18 at Florida State) RBI: 2 (4/14 at Virginia Tech) 2 (4/14/18 at Virginia Tech) R: 2 (3/3 vs. W. Carolina) 2 (3/3/18 vs. W. Carolina) SB: 1 (4/24 vs. W. Kentucky) 1 (4/24/18 vs. W. Kentucky) PO: 4 (3/3 vs. W. Carolina) 4 (3/3 vs. W. Carolina) A: 2 (4/10 vs. N. Kentucky) 2 (4/10/18 vs. N. Kentucky) H STREAK: 2 (4 times) 2 (4 times) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 07, 2018 NC STATE APR 08, 2018 NC STATE APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-2 * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA APR 24, 2018 WKU APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

24 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 24 #4 ADAM ELLIOTT SO LHP/OF L/L LOUISVILLE, KY. (ST. XAVIER HS) 2018 NOTES: Earned first collegiate save registering a bases loaded strikeout in March 31 win at No.5 Florida State... Worked an inning of shutout relief in March 21 win at WKU... Had two strikeouts in a scoreless inning of relief against Morehead State on March 6... Registered fi rst collegiate hit with a triple against Western Carolina on March 2... Worked brief relief outing in Feb. 20 win against EKU... Made two appearances at the plate and in right field against Richmond and The Citadel on Feb PITCHING IP: 1.0 (3 games) 3.0 (3 games) K: 2 (2 games) 6 (4/25/17 at E. Kentucky) BB: 1 (4 games) 2 (5/12/17 at Clemson) H: 1 (5 games) 4 (5/19/17 vs. Florida State) R: 2 (4/29 vs. Indiana State) 5 (5/19/17 vs. Florida State) ER: - 4 (5/19/17 vs. Florida State) WP: 1 (2/27 vs. Xavier) 1 (2/27/18 vs. Xavier) HBP: 1 (2 games) 1 (4 games) SCORELESS 5.1 (2/20-4/7) 17.0 (2/22/17-4/25/17) STREAK: HITTING H: 1 (3/2 vs. W. Carolina) 1 (3/2/18 vs. W. Carolina) 2B: - - 3B: 1 (3/2 vs. W. Carolina) 1 (3/2/18 vs. W. Carolina) HR: - - RBI: - - R: 1 (2 games) 1 (2 games) SB: - - PO: 2 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 2 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) A: 1 (4/7 vs. NC State) 1 (4/7/18 vs. NC State) H STREAK: 1 (3/2) 1 (3/2/18) 2018 GAME-BY-GAME PITCHING STATS DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH MAR 21, 2018 WKU MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 07, 2018 NC STATE APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE TOTALS CAREER PITCHING STATS - OVERALL TOTAL CAREER PITCHING STATS - CONFERENCE TOTAL GAME-BY-GAME HITTING STATS DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 06, 2018 NC STATE APR 07, 2018 NC STATE APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE TOTALS CAREER HITTING STATS - OVERALL TOTAL CAREER HITTING STATS - CONFERENCE TOTAL

25 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 25 #2 TYLER FITZGERALD SO INF R/R ROCHESTER, ILL. (ROCHESTER HS) 2018 NOTES: Finished 3-for-4 with two doubles and a run scored in April 24 win over WKU... Was 4-for-12 with a home run in three games against Virginia on April Has hit safely in career best nine straight games after going 2-for-5 with a double and a run scored in April 17 win over No.6 Kentucky... Was 5-for-13 in series sweep at Virginia Tech on April Hit safely in all three games versus No.4 NC State on April Was 3-for- 4 with a double, one RBI and two runs on March 30 at No.5 Florida State... Went 2-for-4 with a double, run scored and stolen base in March 25 win over No. 10 Clemson... Was 2-of-5 with a double, one RBI, two runs scored and two stolen bases in March 21 win at WKU... Finished 3-for-5 with a home run and two RBIs in March 17 at Wake Forest... Connected for first collegiate home run in March 6 win over Morehead State... Was 2-for-4 with a double, one RBI and two runs in March 3 H: 3 (3 games) 3 (4 games) 2B: 2 (4/24 vs. W. Kentucky) 2 (3 games) 3B: - 1 (3/28/17 vs. W. Kentucky) HR: 1 (3 games) 1 (3 games) RBI: 2 (5 games) 2 (6 games) R: 2 (7 games) 2 (9 games) SB: 2 (4 games) 2 (4 games) PO: 4 (4 games) 4 (4 games) A: 5 (2 games) 5 (2 games) H STREAK: 14 (4/3-4/27) 14 (4/3/18-4/27/18) win against Western Carolina... Had two hits, one stolen base and scored once in Feb. 27 win over Xavier... Walked twice and scored two runs in Feb. 25 win over Youngstown State... Drove in a pair of runs in series-opening win over YSU on Feb Singled, drove in two runs and scored once in Feb. 18 win over George Mason in Charleston, S.C... Was 2-for-4 with a double and two runs scored in Feb. 17 win at The Citadel. DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND * FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL * FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-1 * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 06, 2018 NC STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 08, 2018 NC STATE * APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-2 * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 24, 2018 WKU * APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

26 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 26 #16 JUSTIN LAVEY SO 3B R/R KENOSHA, WIS. (TREMPER HS) 2018 NOTES: Was 3-for-4 with a double and a stolen base in fi nale with Virginia on April Finished 3-for-4 with three RBIs and two stolen bases in March 25 win against No. 10 Clemson... Was 2-for-3 with a double, walk and one run scored in series-clinching win over No. 13 UNC on March Went 3-for-3 with career-best four RBIs in March 2 win against Western Carolina... Was 2-for-3 with game-winning two-run homer against Xavier on Feb Doubled, drove in a run and scored once in fi nale against Youngstown State on Feb Connected for second career home run and first this season with two-run shot in Feb. 23 win over YSU... Had two hits, including a double, with two RBIs and a run scored in Feb. 18 win over George Mason in Charleston, S.C. H: 3 (3 games) 3 (3 games) 2B: 1 (9 games) 1 (11 games) 3B: 1 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 1 (2 games) HR: 1 (2 games) 1 (3 games) RBI: 4 (3/2 vs. W. Carolina) 4 (3/2/18 vs. W. Carolina) R: 2 (4 games) 2 (4 games) SB: 2 (3/25 vs. Clemson) 2 (3/25/18 vs. Clemson) PO: 2 (4 games) 2 (4 games) A: 8 (3/17 at Wake Forest) 8 (3/17/18 at Wake Forest H STREAK: 6 (2/25-3/6) 6 (2/25/18-3/6/18) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND * FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL * FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-1 * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 06, 2018 NC STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 08, 2018 NC STATE * APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 24, 2018 WKU * APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

27 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 27 #7 DEVIN MANN JR INF R/R COLUMBUS, IN. (COLUMBUS NORTH HS) CAREER HONORS 2016 ACC All-Freshman Team 2018 NOTES: Walked four times and scored three runs in series fi nale at Virginia Tech on April Hit safely in all three games against No.4 NC State on April Had two hits, including a two-run double, in March 21 win at WKU... Delivered key three-run double in series-clinching win over No. 13 UNC on March Was 2-for-3 with a double, three walks and three runs scored... Hit safely in all three wins against Western Carolina, including going 2-of-4 with a double and a run scored on March 3... Was 2-for-3 with fi rst career grand slam in Feb. 25 win over Youngstown State... Finished 5-of-9 with one home run, seven RBIs, four runs scored, four walks and a stolen base in three wins at season-opening Charleston Crab House Challenge on Feb H: 3 (2/16 vs. Richmond) 3 (4 games) 2B: 1 (8 games) 2 (4/30/17 vs. Toledo) 3B: 1 (2 games) 1 (4 games) HR: 1 (2 games) 1 (10 games) RBI: 4 (2/25 vs. Youngstown St.) 4 (2/25/18 vs. Youngstown St.) R: 3 (4 games) 3 (6 games) SB: 2 (4/21 vs. Virginia) 2 (2 games) PO: 5 (3/21 at WKU) 5 (2 games) A: 4 (5 games) 7 (5/6/17 at Notre Dame) H STREAK: 6 (2/25-3/6) 10 (4/29/17-5/14/17) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND * FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL * FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-1 * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 06, 2018 NC STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 08, 2018 NC STATE * APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-2 * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 24, 2018 WKU * APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

28 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 28 #9 DANNY ORIENTE SO OF R/R DOWNERS GROVE, ILL. (DOWNERS GROVE SOUTH HS) 2018 NOTES: Finished 6-for-8 with two doubles, four RBIs, two HBPs and one walk in series against Virginia on April Was 2-for-4 with two RBIs in April 17 win over No.6 Kentucky... Finished 6-for-12 with four RBIs and three stolen bases in series sweep at Virginia Tech on April Went 2-for-4 with two RBIs and scored once in April 10 win over NKU... Was 4-for-8 with fi ve RBIs in three-game series with No.4 NC State on April Delievered career best three RBIs and was 2-for-3 in series-opening win against Wolfpack... Had career best three hits, including a double, with two RBIs and one run scored in March 31 win at No.5 Florida State... Connected for two-run single of March 21 win at WKU... Was 2-for-3 with a double, two RBIs and two runs scored in first start of the season in March 2 win over Western Carolina. H: 3 (2 games) 3 (2 games) 2B: 1 (7 games) 1 (8 games) 3B: - - HR: - - RBI: 4 (4/20 vs. Virginia) 4 (4/20/18 vs. Virginia) R: 2 (3/2 vs. W. Carolina) 2 (3/2/18 vs. W. Carolina) SB: 1 (4 games) 1 (4 games) PO: 2 (3/10 vs. North Carolina) 2 (3/10/18 vs. North Carolina) A: 1 (3/10 vs. North Carolina) 1 (3/10/18 vs. North Carolina) H STREAK: 14 (3/31-4/24) 14 (3/31/18-4/24/18) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 06, 2018 NC STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 08, 2018 NC STATE * APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-2 * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 24, 2018 WKU * APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

29 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 29 #11 ZEKE PINKHAM JR C L/R ELIZABETHTOWN, KY. (ELIZABETHTOWN HS) 2018 NOTES: Was 1-for-3 with a RBI in first start of the season in game one of doubleheader at Virginia Tech on April Made season debut coming off the bench in April 10 win over Northern Kentucky. H: 1 (4/14 at Virginia Tech) 2 (2 games) 2B: - 1 (2 games) 3B: - - HR: - 1 (4/26/17 vs. N. Kentucky) RBI: 1 (4/14 at Virginia Tech) 3 (4/26/17 vs. N. Kentucky) R: 1 (4/17 vs. Kentucky) 1 (6 games) SB: - - PO: 10 (4/17 vs. Kentucky) 15 (2/26/17 vs. Omaha) A: 1 (4 games) 2 (5/25/17 vs. Notre Dame) H STREAK: 1 (4/14) 2 (2 times) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA APR 24, 2018 WKU APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

30 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 30 #18 PAT RUMORO JR C R/R OAK PARK, ILL. (OAK PARK AND RIVER FOREST HS) 2018 NOTES: Singled and drove in a run in April 24 win over WKU... Connected for first collegiate home run with a solo shot at No.5 Florida State on March Was 2-for-4 with a double, one RBI and two runs scored in March 25 over No. 10 Clemson... Went 2-for-3 with one RBI and scored once in March 14 win over No. 5 Texas Tech... Had two hits, one RBI and scored once in March 3 win over Western Carolina... Was 2-for-3 with a walk and scored two runs in Feb. 27 win over Xavier... Finished 2-for-4 with two runs scored in series-opening win over Youngstown State on Feb Singled, walked, stole a base and scored once in Feb. 17 win at The Citadel. H: 2 (5 games) 2 (5 games) 2B: 1 (3/25 vs. Clemson) 1 (3/25/18 vs. Clemson) 3B: - - HR: 1 (3/29 at Florida State) 1 (3/29/18 at Florida State) RBI: 2 (3/2 vs. W. Carolina) 2 (3/2/18 vs. W. Carolina) R: 2 (3 games) 2 (3 games) SB: 1 (3 games) 1 (3 games) PO: 14 (4/7 vs. NC State) 14 (4/7/18 vs. NC State) A: 2 (2 games) 2 (2 games) H STREAK: 5 (2/23-3/3) 5 (2/23/18-3/3/18) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND * FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL * FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 21, 2018 WKU MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 06, 2018 NC STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-2 * APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA APR 24, 2018 WKU * APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

31 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 31 #20 JAKE SNIDER SO INF L/R CHAMPAIGN, ILL. (LOUISVILLE BALLARD HS) 2018 NOTES: Was 2-for-3 with two walks and three runs scored in April 28 win over Indiana State... Went 3-for-5 with a two-run homer in April 17 win over No.6 Kentucky... Was 2-for-5 with to stolen bases in April 10 win over NKU... Had two hits, two walks, three runs scored, three stolen bases and two RBIs in March 21 win at WKU... Went 2-for-4 with a double and two runs on March 18 at Wake Forest... Was 3-for-7 with a double, triple, one RBI and one run in two games against No. 5 Texas Tech... Hit safely in all three games against No. 13 UNC while also adding three RBIs and two runs scored... Third straight two-hit game and drove in a run in Feb. 27 win over Xavier... Had two hits and scored twice in Feb. 25 win over Youngstown State... Was 2-for-2 with three walks, three RBIs, three runs scored and two stolen bases in Feb. 24 victory over YSU... Singled, walked twice and drove in a run in Feb. 20 win over EKU... Was 3-for-4 with one RBI and a run scored in Feb. 18 win against George Mason... Singled, walked two times, had 2 RBIs and scored twice in win at The Citadel on Feb. 17. H: 3 (2 games) 3 (3 games) 2B: 1 (5 games) 1 (6 games) 3B: 1 (3/14 vs. Texas Tech) 1 (2 games) HR: 1 (4/17 vs. Kentucky) 1 (2 games) RBI: 3 (2/24 vs. Youngstown St.) 3 (2 games) R: 3 (3 games) 3 (3 games) SB: 3 (3/21 at WKU) 3 (3/21/18 at WKU) PO: 5 (4/28 vs. Indiana State) 5 (4/28/18 vs. Indiana State) A: - 1 (3/15/17 vs. Xavier) H STREAK: 6 (3/6-3/14) 6 (3/6/18-3/14/18) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND * FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL * FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-1 * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 06, 2018 NC STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 08, 2018 NC STATE * APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-2 * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 24, 2018 WKU * APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

32 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 32 #25 JOSH STOWERS JR OF R/R WESTCHESTER, ILL. (MOUNT CARMEL HS) 2018 NOTES: Has reached base safely in 26 straight games... Was 2-for-3 with a double, one RBI and scored twice in April 28 win over Indiana State... Singled, walked twice, stole two bases, drove in two runs and scored twice in April 24 win over WKU... Hit safely in all three games of sweep in Virginia Tech highlighted by game-winning ninth inning home run opener on April Was 3-for-7 with fi ve walks, five runs scored and four stolen bases in series against No.4 NC State on April Hit safely in all three games against No. 10 Clemson on March Went 2-of-4 with a home run and scored twice in March 17 win at Wake Forest... Was 2-for-3 with a run scored in series-opening win against No. 13 UNC on March 9... Finished with two hits and scored once in March 6 win over Morehead State... Had two hits in each of the fi rst two games of the series sweep of Western Carolina while fi nishing with four RBIs and four H: 2 (9 games) 4 (5/25/17 vs. Notre Dame) 2B: 1 (6 games) 2 (6/2/17 vs. Radford) 3B: 1 (3 games) 1 (6 games) HR: 1 (3 games) 2 (4/28/17 vs. Toledo) RBI: 3 (2/23 vs. Youngstown St.) 4 (3 games) R: 2 (12 games) 3 (3 games) SB: 3 (4/7 vs. NC State) 3 (4/7/18 vs. NC State) PO: 6 (2 games) 6 (2 games) A: 1 (4/8 vs. NC State) 1 (3 games) H STREAK: 11 (4/10-4/28) 11 (4/10/18-4/28/18) runs scored in the trio of games... Was 2-for-5 with a double, two RBIs and two runs in Feb. 25 victory over Youngstown State... Tripled and drove in three runs in Feb. 23 win over YSU... Singled, walked, had one stolen base, one RBI and scored twice in Feb. 18 win against George Mason. DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND * FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL * FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-1 * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 06, 2018 NC STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 08, 2018 NC STATE * APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-2 * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 24, 2018 WKU * APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

33 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 33 #17 ETHAN STRINGER SO OF R/R COVINGTON, KY. (BEECHWOOD HS) 2018 NOTES: Had two-run single against Virginia on April Singled, walked, drove in one run and scored twice in series-clincher against No. 13 UNC on March Connected for second home run of the season in Feb. 27 win against Xavier... Finished 2-for-5 with a double and two RBIs in win over Youngstown State on Feb Had two hits and scored twice in Feb. 18 win against George Mason on Feb. 18 in Charleston, S.C... Homered on fi rst collegiate pitch and added a double as starting right fi elder in debut win over Richmond on Feb. 16. H: 2 (3 games) 2 (3 games) 2B: 1 (6 games) 1 (6 games) 3B: - - HR: 1 (2 games) 1 (2 games) RBI: 2 (3 games) 2 (3 games) R: 2 (3 games) 2 (3 games) SB: 1 (3/30 at Florida State) 1 (3/30/18 at Florida State) PO: 4 (2/16 vs. Richmond) 4 (2/16/18 vs. Richmond) A: - - H STREAK: 4 (2/18-2/24) 4 (2/18/18-2/24/18) DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND * FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL * FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 08, 2018 NC STATE APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

34 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 34 #43 LOGAN WYATT SO 1B L/R LOUISVILLE, KY. (NORTH BULLITT HS) 2018 NOTES: Finished 5-for-11 with a home run and six RBIs while hitting safely in all three games with Indiana State on April Had two hits, including three-run homer, and drove in fi ve runs in April 28 win over Sycamores... Was 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored in win over Virginia on April Walked four times, drove in a run and scored once in April 17 win over No.6 Kentucky... Hit safely in all three wins at Virginia Tech... Was 3-for-4 with first collegiate grand slam in April 6 win over No.4 NC State... Finished 4-for-12 with two doubles and four RBIs in three-game series at No.5 Florida State on March Was 5-for-10 with three RBIs and three runs scored in series against No. 10 Clemson on March Doubled, walked twice, drove in a run and scored once in March 21 win at WKU... Was 5-for-12 with a double in March series at Wake Forest... Finished 2-for-3 with a double and two runs H: 4 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 4 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) 2B: 2 (3/2 vs. W. Carolina) 2 (3/2/18 vs. W. Carolina) 3B: 1 (3/9 vs. North Carolina) 1 (3/9/18 vs. North Carolina) HR: 1 (3 games) 1 (3 games) RBI: 5 (2 games) 5 (2 games) R: 3 (2 games) 3 (2 games) SB: 1 (3/14 vs. Texas Tech) 1 (3/14/18 vs. Texas Tech) PO: 13 (4/29 vs. Indiana State) 13 (4/29/18 vs. Indiana State) A: 2 (7 games) 2 (7 games) H STREAK: 11 (3/14-3/31) 11 (3/14/18-3/31/18) scored in March 14 win over No. 5 Texas Tech... Was 2-for-3 with a double, triple, one walk, three RBIs and a run scored in March 9 win over No. 13 UNC... Connected for first collegiate home run and was 4-for-4 with career-best fi ve RBIs, three runs scored and two walks in March 6 win over Morehead State... Finished with career best three hits, including two doubles, with one RBI and two runs scored in March 2 win versus Western Carolina... Had two hits and drove in a run in each of the fi rst two games of the series sweep of Youngstown State... Was 2-for-3 with a double and three RBIs in Feb. 17 victory at The Citadel. DATE OPPONENT GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB IBB SB CS HBP SAC SF GDP K PO A E AVG FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND * FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL * FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN ST * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA * MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST * MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-1 * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 06, 2018 NC STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 08, 2018 NC STATE * APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-2 * APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 24, 2018 WKU * APR 27, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

35 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 35 #8 NICK BENNETT SO LHP L/L CINCINNATI, OHIO (MOELLER HS) CAREER HONORS 2017 NCBWA Freshman All-America First Team 2017 Baseball America Freshman All-America Second Team 2017 D1Baseball Freshman All-America Second Team 2017 Perfect Game Freshman All-America Second Team 2017 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Freshman All-America 2017 All-ACC Third Team 2017 ACC All-Freshman Team 2018 NOTES: Earned fifth win of the season with quality start against Indiana State on April Moved to 4-0 on the season twirling career long 8.0 innings and allowing only an unearned run on three hits with seven strikeouts on April 14 at Virginia Tech... Had IP: 8.0 (4/14 at Virginia Tech) 8.0 (4/14/18 at Virginia Tech) K: 8 (4/7 vs. NC State) 8 (4/7/18 vs. NC State) BB: 3 (3 games) 3 (4 games) H: 8 (4/21 vs. Virginia) 8 (4/21/18 vs. Virginia) R: 5 (4/21 vs. Virginia) 5 (4/21/18 vs. Virginia) ER: 4 (4/21 vs. Virginia) 4 (2 games) WP: 1 (3/31 at Florida State) 1 (3/31/18 at Florida State) HBP: 1 (4/21 vs. Virginia) 2 (4/2/17 at Virginia) SCORELESS 9.0 (3/17-3/31) 15.2 (2/26/17-3/19/17) STREAK: career best eight strikeouts in 6.0 innings while not fi guring into the decision against No.4 NC State on April 7... Won second straight start matching career long outing with 7.0 innings and allowing just one run on four hits with six strikeouts in victory at No.5 Florida State on March Matched a career high with seven strikeouts and allowed just two hits in 5.0 scoreless innings in victorious first start of the season against No. 10 Clemson on March Twirled 2.1 innings of relief without allowing an earned run and had two strikeouts to register the win at The Citadel on Feb. 17. DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 17, 2018 THE CITADEL MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON-2 * MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE * APR 07, 2018 NC STATE * APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH-1 * APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA * APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL #13 SAM BORDNER JR RHP R/R BALTIMORE, OHIO (BLOOM-CARROLL HS) CAREER HONORS 2017 National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Third Team All-America 2018 NOTES: Registered saves with scoreless ninth innings in each of the fi rst two wins at Virginia Tech on April Earned eighth save of the season with 2.0 scoreless innings against Wake Forest on March Worked a perfect ninth inning with three strikeouts to earn seventh save of the season on March 14 against No. 5 Texas Tech... Registered saves with scoreless ninth innings in each of the two wins against No. 13 UNC on March Earned fourth save of the season with perfect ninth inning against Western Carolina on March 4... Earned fi rst win of 2018 after twirling 1.1 innings of shutout relief in March 3 victory against WCU... Retired all four batters faced, including two by strikeout, to earn third save of the season on Feb. 27 against Xavier... Earned second save of the season after registering three strikeouts with just one hit in a scoreless ninth inning against EKU on Feb. 20. Recorded final out to earn the save in season-opening triumph against Richmond on Feb. 16 in Charleston, S.C. DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER MAR 03, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 21, 2018 WKU MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 07, 2018 NC STATE APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY APR 13, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL IP: 2.0 (3/17 at Wake Forest) 3.1 (6/2/17 vs. Radford) K: 3 (3 games) 6 (6/2/17 vs. Radford) BB: 1 (4 games) 3 (5/25/16 vs. Wake Forest) H: 5 (4/7 vs. NC State) 5 (4/7/18 vs. NC State) R: 4 (4/7 vs. NC State) 4 (4/7/18 vs. NC State) ER: 4 (4/7 vs. NC State) 4 (4/7/18 vs. NC State) WP: 1 (3/17 at Wake Forest) 2 (5/25/16 vs. Wake Forest) HBP: - 2 (6/2/17 vs. Radford) SCORELESS 23.1 (5/26/17-3/21/18) 31.2 (6/3/16-5/12/17) STREAK:

36 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 36 #29 AUSTIN CONWAY GR RHP R/R MUNCIE, IND. (INDIANA STATE) 2018 NOTES: Earned first save of the season with 1.2 innings of scoreless relief against Indiana State on April Registered third win of the season with a scoreless inning of relief at WKU on March Made two appearances in series win over No. 13 UNC, including a scoreless eighth inning in the series clincher on March Twirled scorless inning of relief against Youngstown State on Feb Made debut with the Cardinals with a relief appearance against Richmond on Feb. 16 in Charleston, S.C. CAREER NOTES: 20 saves at Indiana State and 21 collegiate saves overall career appearances, including 73 at Indiana State total innings pitched, including at Indiana State collegiate strikeouts, including 109 at Indiana State career ERA (39 ER/124.1 IP), including 2.97 ERA at Indiana State (36 ER/109.0 IP). IP: 2.1 (3/16 at Wake Forest) 5.0 (2 times at Indiana State) K: 2 (3 games) 8 (5/9/15 ISU vs. SE Missouri) BB: 3 (2 games) 6 (2/26/16 ISU vs. Iowa) H: 2 (3 games) 5 (5/26/17 ISU vs. Dallas Baptist) R: 1 (4 games) 4 (2/19/16 ISU vs. Oral Roberts) ER: 1 (3 games) 4 (2/19/16 ISU vs. Oral Roberts) WP: - 2 (4/15/17 ISU vs. S. Illinois) HBP: 1 (2 games) 1 (11 times) SCORELESS 7.2 (3/21-4/28) - STREAK: DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN STATE MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH MAR 16, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 21, 2018 WKU MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON MAR 31, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 08, 2018 NC STATE APR 21, 2018 VIRGINIA APR 24, 2018 WKU APR 28, 2018 INDIANA STATE TOTALS OVERALL STATS TOTAL CONFERENCE STATS TOTAL #19 STEWART CURRIE SO RHP R/R OWENSBORO, KY. (DAVIESS COUNTY HS) 2018 NOTES: Worked an inning of scoreless relief against Northern Kentucky on April Made collegiate debut with a scoreless inning of relief against Youngstown State on Feb. 23. IP: 1.0 (2 games) 1.0 (2/23/18 vs. Youngstown St.) K: 2 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 2 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) BB: 1 (2/23 vs. Youngstown St.) 1 (2/23/18 vs. Youngstown St.) H: 3 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 3 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) R: 2 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 2 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) ER: 1 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 1 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) WP: - - HBP: 1 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 1 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) SCORELESS 1.0 (2 times) 1.0 (2 times) STREAK: DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 23, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN STATE MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY TOTALS TOTAL

37 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 37 #42 REID DETMERS FR LHP L/L CHATHAM, ILL. (GLENWOOD HS) 2018 NOTES: Earned second win of the season while matching career long outing with 4.2 innings and only one run on three hits against No.6 Kentucky on April Had five strikeouts in 3.0 scoreless innings of relief against No.5 Florida State on March Matched a career-high with seven strikeouts in 3.0 scoreless innings of relief to earn fi rst collegiate win on March 4 against Western Carolina... Did not earn a decision in fi rst career start after allowing two runs on four hits with four strikeouts in 4.2 innings... Registered seven strikeouts and allowed just one run on one hit in 3.0 innings of relief in collegiate debut on Feb. 18 against George Mason. IP: 4.2 (2 games) 4.2 (2 games) K: 7 (2 games) 7 (2 games) BB: 5 (2/25 vs. Youngstown St.) 5 (2/25/18 vs. Youngstown St.) H: 4 (2/25 vs. Youngstown St.) 4 (2/25/18 vs. Youngstown St.) R: 3 (2 games) 3 (2 games) ER: 3 (2 games) 3 (2 games) WP: 1 (3/25 vs. Clemson) 1 (3/25/18 vs. Clemson) HBP: 1 (3/4 vs. W. Carolina) 1 (3/4/18 vs. W. Carolina) SCORELESS 4.1 (2/18-2/25) 4.1 (2/18/18-2/25/18) STREAK: DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 10, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 21, 2018 WKU MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 08, 2018 NC STATE APR 17, 2018 KENTUCKY * APR 22, 2018 VIRGINIA TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL #30 AUSTIN DICKEY SO RHP R/R JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. (NEW ALBANY HS) 2018 NOTES: Registered first collegiate win with 2.0 innings of shutout relief with two strikeouts on April 10 against Northern Kentucky... Worked career long 2.0 innings of shutout relief at No.9 Kentucky on April 3... Twirled a scoreless inning of relief against No. 13 North Carolina on March Made collegiate debut with two strikeouts in a scoreless inning of relief against Morehead State on March 6. IP: 2.0 (2 games) 2.0 (2 games) K: 2 (2 games) 2 (2 games) BB: 1 (4 games) 1 (4 games) H: 2 (2 games) 2 (2 games) R: 1 (2 games) 1 (2 games) ER: 1 (4/24 vs. W. Kentucky) 1 (4/24/18 vs. W. Kentucky) WP: - - HBP: 1 (4/24 vs. W. Kentucky) 1 (4/24/18 vs. W. Kentucky) SCORELESS 6.1 (3/11-4/24) 6.1 (3/11/18-4/24/18) STREAK: DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 21, 2018 WKU APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY APR 24, 2018 WKU TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

38 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 38 #27 BRYAN HOEING JR RHP R/R BATESVILLE, IND. (BATESVILLE HS) 2018 NOTES: Moved to 5-1 on the season after allowing only an unearned run on two hits in 4.2 innings of relief against WKU on April Earned fourth win of the season with 1.2 innings of scoreless relief against Virginia on April Pitched 3.0 innings of scoreless relief with two strikeouts against No. 10 Clemson on March Moved to 3-1 on the season after twirling 3.1 innings of shutout relief with three strikeouts on March 17 at Wake Forest... Matched career high with seven strikeouts while earning second career win in March 6 victory against Morehead State... Did not allow an earned run while surrendering just three hits with two strikeouts in 5.0 innings in starting role against EKU on Feb. 20 to earn fi rst career win. IP: 5.1 (3/13 vs. Texas Tech) 5.1 (3/13/18 vs. Texas Tech) K: 7 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 7 (2 games) BB: 4 (2/20 vs. E. Kentucky) 4 (2 games) H: 8 (2 games) 8 (2 games) R: 6 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 6 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) ER: 6 (3/6 vs. Morehead State) 6 (3/6/18 vs. Morehead State) WP: 2 (3/30 at Florida State) 2 (3/30/18 at Florida State) HBP: 2 (4/3 at Kentucky) 2 (3 games) SCORELESS 6.2 (2/20-2/27) 6.2 (2/20/18-2/27/18) STREAK: DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 16, 2018 RICHMOND FEB 20, 2018 EASTERN KENTUCKY * FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER * MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE * MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH * MAR 17, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 21, 2018 WKU * MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON MAR 30, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY APR 07, 2018 NC STATE APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH APR 20, 2018 VIRGINIA APR 24, 2018 WKU APR 29, 2018 INDIANA STATE TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL #35 LIAM JENKINS JR RHP R/R MOKENA, ILL. (WABASH VALLEY COLLEGE) 2018 NOTES: Totaled four strikeouts in 2.0 scoreless innings in relief against Northern Kentucky on April Had four strikeouts in 2.0 innings of shutout work from the bullpen at No.5 Florida State on March Twirled scoreless inning of relief in March 21 win at WKU... Had career-best six strikeouts without allowing an earned run in 3.0 innings against Western Carolina on March 4... Pitched a perfect inning of relief with two strikeouts on Feb. 25 against Youngstown State... Made debut for the Cardinals in a starting role against George Mason on Feb. 18 in Charleston, S.C. IP: 3.0 (3/4 vs. W. Carolina) 3.0 (3/4/18 vs. W. Carolina) K: 6 (3/4 vs. W. Carolina) 6 (3/4/18 vs. W. Carolina) BB: 4 (3/4 vs. W. Carolina) 4 (3/4/18 vs. W. Carolina) H: 3 (2 games) 3 (2 games) R: 6 (2 games) 6 (2 games) ER: 5 (2 games) 5 (2 games) WP: 2 (3/4 vs. W. Carolina) 2 (3/4 vs. W. Carolina) HBP: 1 (2 games) 1 (2 games) SCORELESS 5.0 (3/21-4/10) 5.0 (3/21/18-4/10/18) STREAK: DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON * FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN STATE MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA * MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 21, 2018 WKU MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL

39 May 1 #29 Louisville at #15 Vanderbilt 39 #33 MICHAEL KIRIAN FR LHP R/L NEW RIEGEL, OHIO (NEW RIEGEL HS) 2018 NOTES: Finished with three strikeouts in 2.0 scoreless innings of relief on March 2 against Western Carolina... Had two strikeouts in perfect inning of relief against Youngstown State on Feb Made collegiate debut registering two strikeouts in an inning of relief against George Mason on Feb. 18 in Charleston, S.C. IP: 2.0 (3/2 vs. W. Carolina) 2.0 (3/2/18 vs. W. Carolina) K: 3 (2 games) 3 (2 games) BB: 2 (5 games) 2 (5 games) H: 2 (2 games) 2 (2 games) R: 2 (5 games) 2 (5 games) ER: 2 (4 games) 2 (4 games) WP: 1 (3 games) 1 (3 games) HBP: 2 (4/3 at Kentucky) 2 (4/3/18 at Kentucky) SCORELESS 5.1 (2/25-3/13) 5.1 (2/25/18-3/13/18) STREAK: DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON FEB 25, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN STATE MAR 02, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 06, 2018 MOREHEAD STATE MAR 09, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 13, 2018 TEXAS TECH MAR 21, 2018 WKU MAR 25, 2018 CLEMSON APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY APR 08, 2018 NC STATE APR 14, 2018 VIRGINIA TECH APR 24, 2018 WKU * TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL #40 RABON MARTIN SR LHP L/L DALLAS, GA. (DARTON STATE COLLEGE) 2018 NOTES: Worked 3.0 innings of scoreless relief allowing only one hit on March 18 at Wake Forest... Pitched a perfect inning of relief with one strikeout on Feb. 27 against Xavier... Registerd two strikeouts in perfect inning of relief against Youngstown State on Feb Twirled 1.1 innings of scoreless relief against George Mason on Feb. 18 at the Charleston Crab House Challenge. IP: 3.0 (3/18 at Wake Forest) 4.0 (5/9/17 vs. Vanderbilt) K: 3 (2 games) 5 (3/15/17 vs. Xavier) BB: 4 (3/29 at Florida State) 4 (3/29/18 at Florida State) H: 3 (3 games) 4 (4/1/17 at Virginia) R: 2 (4/10 vs. N. Kentucky) 4 (5/16/17 at Indiana) ER: 2 (4/10 vs. N. Kentucky) 3 (3 games) WP: - 1 (4/18/17 at Kentucky) HBP: - 1 (3 games) SCORELESS 5.2 (3/18-3/29) 6.2 (2/22/17-3/5/17) STREAK: DATE OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB SCORE W L SV ERA FEB 18, 2018 GEORGE MASON FEB 24, 2018 YOUNGSTOWN STATE FEB 27, 2018 XAVIER MAR 04, 2018 WESTERN CAROLINA MAR 11, 2018 NORTH CAROLINA MAR 14, 2018 TEXAS TECH MAR 18, 2018 WAKE FOREST MAR 23, 2018 CLEMSON MAR 29, 2018 FLORIDA STATE APR 03, 2018 KENTUCKY APR 10, 2018 NO. KENTUCKY * APR 24, 2018 WKU TOTALS TOTAL TOTAL