Team Records SUN DEVIL BASEBALL 2002

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1 Records ODDIBE McDOWELL Oddibe McDowell (top right) played for Team USA in 1984 and hit.380 for his career. McDowell was the 1984 College Player of the Year. The 1993 Sun Devils (left) celebrate their regional title game win over St. John s to advance to the College World Series.

2 Team Records SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Most Triples vs. Utah State vs. UTEP vs. UTEP vs. Stanford vs. New Mexico (7 inn.) vs. Wisconsin Most Home Runs vs. Arizona vs. Stanford vs. Arizona 5-17 times (WSU, ) Most Total Bases vs. Arizona (27 hits, 6 2B, 7 HR) vs. Stanford (25 hits, 7 2B, 1 3B, 5 HR) vs. UTEP (31 hits, 10 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR) vs. UNLV (28 hits, 2 2B, 2 3B, 5 HR) vs. UNLV (31 hits, 8 2B, 3 HR) vs. UTEP (23 hits, 5 2B, 5 3B, 3 HR) vs. Florida Atlantic (25 hits, 7 2B, 1 3B, 4 HR) vs. UTEP (23 hits, 4 2B, 3 3B, 4 HR) Most RBI vs. UTEP vs. Stanford vs. Arizona vs. Florida Atlantic vs. UNLV vs. UTEP vs. Boston College (Batting) vs. Williams Field (5 inn.) vs. CSU-Dom. Hills (7 inn.) vs. UCLA vs. UC-Riverside vs. Sul Ross State 15-6 times Longest By Innings vs. UCLA (ASU 6, UCLA 5) vs. USC (ASU 7, USC 6) vs. USC (ASU 11, USC 9) vs. Massachusetts (ASU 7, Mass. 6) vs. Arizona (Arizona 5, ASU 4) vs. Arizona (ASU 3, Arizona 2) vs. LaVerne (ASU 4, LaVerne 3) vs. Stanford (ASU 4, Stanford 3) vs. Arizona (ASU 5, Arizona 4) vs. Texas (Texas 11, ASU 10) Most At Bats vs. UCLA vs. Arizona vs. UNLV vs. USC vs. Arizona vs. USC Most Runs vs. UTEP vs. Stanford vs. Arizona vs. Florida Atlantic vs. UTEP vs. UNLV vs. BYU vs. Boston College vs. UNLV Most Runs, One Inning vs. Stanford vs. CSU-Dom. Hills vs. UTEP vs. UNLV vs. California Most Hits vs. UNLV vs. UTEP vs. California vs. Lubbock Christian vs. Michigan vs. UNLV vs. Arizona vs. Arizona vs. UTEP 25 - numerous times, last time vs. Maine, Most Hits, One Inning vs. California vs. UNLV vs. UTEP vs. UTEP vs. Cal St.-Northridge vs. New Mexico vs. Arizona vs. Stanford vs. UNLV Most Consecutive Hits vs. California vs. San Fernando St vs. Loyola Marymount vs. UTEP vs. UTEP 6-13 times Most Doubles vs. UTEP vs. Boston College vs. Washington vs. Grand Canyon vs. Stanford vs. UNLV vs. UCLA vs. UTEP 7-11 times, last time vs. USC, (Batting) vs. Stanford vs. New Mexico vs. Arizona vs. Oregon State vs. Air Force vs. Utah State vs. Stanford Most Stolen Bases vs. Southern Utah vs. Grand Canyon vs. Arizona vs. Massachusetts vs. S. Utah vs. St. Francis vs. Fla. International vs. Lubbock Christian vs. Grand Canyon vs. UTEP vs. UTEP vs. Wyoming vs. CS-Fullerton vs. Oklahoma St. Most Errors vs. Arizona vs. Chapman vs. Wisconsin vs. USC vs. California Most Errors by Opponents by BYU by Northern Arizona 8-5 times Most Double Plays Turned vs. Washington vs. UCLA vs. Grand Canyon 4-15 times Largest Winning Margin (ASU 34, Stanford 2) (ASU 30, UTEP 0) (ASU 30, UNLV 5) (ASU 32, Arizona 3) (ASU 27, UTEP 1) (ASU 26, CS-Dom. Hills 0) (ASU 36, UTEP 10) (ASU 30, FAU 4) (ASU 24, Maine 0) Largest Losing Margin (California 29, ASU 6) (Stanford 23, ASU 2) (Arizona 22, ASU 4) (UCLA 19, ASU 2) (Arizona 18, ASU 2) (Pitching) vs. Colorado St vs. LaVerne (14 inn.) vs. Southern Utah vs. UCLA (18 inn.) vs. BYU (Pitching) vs. Texas vs. UCLA vs. Arizona vs. San Diego Marines vs. Wisconsin vs. Stanford vs. UCLA Most Runs Allowed vs. California vs. Stanford vs. Arizona vs. Arizona vs. USC continued 106

3 Team Records continued vs. UCLA vs. Michigan times Most Runs Allowed, One Inning vs. UCLA vs. Arizona vs. Minnesota vs. Arizona vs. Stanford vs. Arizona vs. Arizona 9-8 times Most Hits Allowed vs. California vs. Arizona vs. Arizona vs. USC vs. UCLA vs. Texas vs. UNLV vs. Stanford Most Hits Allowed, One Inning vs. Minnesota vs. Arizona vs. Arizona vs. Arizona vs. Stanford vs. New Mexico vs. UNLV vs. Oklahoma St vs. Stanford 7-8 times Most Pickoffs vs. California vs. Stanford 2 - numerous times Consecutive Games Not Being Shut Out present (NCAA record SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Most Games Most Victories Most Losses Longest Win Streak Longest Losing Streak Longest Home Winning Streak Most At Bats 2, , , , , Most Runs Most Hits Most Doubles Most Triples Most Home Runs Most Total Bases 1, , , , , Most RBI Most HBP Most Stolen Bases Most Errors Best Batting Average Most Innings Pitched Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings (7 shutouts) (3 shutouts) (3 shutouts) Best ERA Most Runs Allowed Most Saves Most Complete Games Most Shutouts Most Hits Allowed

4 Individual Records SINGLE GAME HITTING Most At Bats 9 - Fernando Viña, vs. UCLA 8 - John Finn, vs. Stanford 8 - Mike Devereaux, vs. USC 8 - Ron Davini, vs. Arizona 8 - Joe Paulson, vs. Arizona Most Hits 7 - Jerry Mantlo, vs. Michigan (7-for-7) 6 - Mark Ernster, vs. Brigham Young (6-for-6) 6 - Dan McKinley, vs. Arizona (6-for-7) 6 - Anthony Manahan, vs. Harvard (6-for-7) 6 - Mike Colbern, vs. UTEP (6-for-7) 6 - Hubie Brooks, vs. Arizona (6-for-6) Most Runs 6 - Andrew Beinbrink, vs. Brigham Young 6 - Mikel Moreno, vs. Arizona 6 - Mike Colbern, vs. UTEP 5 - numerous times, last by Casey Myers, vs. Arizona Most Doubles 4 - Mike Devereaux, vs. UCSB 4 - Gary Atwell, vs. UTEP 3-19 times, last by Mike Lopez, Most Triples 3 - Ed Irvine, vs. UC Riverside Eddie Bane 3 - Tom Sain, vs. UTEP 3 - Alan Schmelz, vs. Utah St. Most Home Runs 3 - Jim Austin, vs. Grand Canyon 3 - Mike Kelly, and vs. Stanford 3 - Ted Dyson, vs. CS Northridge 3 - Todd Brown, vs. USC 3 - Oddibe McDowell, vs. Stanford 3 - Bump Wills, vs. CS Fullerton 3 - Dave Graybill, vs. Wyoming Most Total Bases 16 - Todd Brown, vs. USC (5-5, 2 2B, 3 HR) 14 - Oddibe McDowell, vs. Stanford (4-4, 1 2B, 3 HR) 13 - Ted Dyson, vs. CS-Northridge (4-5, 3 HR) 13 - Mitch Jones, vs. Southern Utah (5-6, 2 HR) 12-6 times, last by Scott Shores, vs. Southern Utah (2 HR, 3B) Most RBI 9 - Tommy Adams, vs. UNLV 8 - Andrew Beinbrink, vs. Boston College 8 - Scott Shores, vs. Southern Utah 8 - Mike Sodders, vs. New Mexico 8 - Chris Bando, vs. UTEP 8 - Clay Westlake, vs. Grand Canyon 8 - Alan Bannister, vs. CS Northridge 7 - Mitch Jones, vs. Southern Utah Most Stolen Bases 4 - Willie Bloomquist, vs. USC 4 - Willie Bloomquist, vs. Arizona 4 - John Finn, vs. Loyola Marymount 4 - Gary Atwell, vs. Massachusetts 4 - Lenny Randle, vs. Cal Poly-SLO 4 - Mel Stocker, vs. Southern Utah 5 - Alvin Davis, vs. USC 5 - Fred Nelson, vs. Oklahoma 4 - numerous times, last by Casey Myers, vs. USC Most Errors 4 - Rick Morris, vs. UCLA 4 - Jerry Maddox, vs. Wisconsin 4 - Ben Ruiz, vs. Wisconsin Most Times Hit by Pitch 4 - Rick Peters, vs. Washington State PITCHING Most Innings Pitched 15 - Gary Gentry, vs. Arizona 14 - Eddie Bane, vs. LaVerne 14 - Gary Gentry, vs. Stanford 11-5 times, last by Marc Barcelo, vs. Wichita State 22 - Sterling Slaughter, vs. CSU 21 - Eddie Bane, vs. LaVerne (14 inn.) 20 - Jim Otten, vs. BYU 19 - Eddie Bane, vs. Denver 18 - Gary Gentry, vs. Arizona 17 - Ryan Mills, vs. Southern Ill Sean Rees, vs. California Most Runs Allowed 10 - Ryan Mills, vs. Stanford (4 ip) 10 - Jeff Matranga, vs. Stanford (5) 10 - Linty Ingram, vs. Cal (8) 10 - Jeff Roberts, vs. Grand Canyon (3) 10 - Jerry Vasquez, vs. USC (3) 10 - Floyd Bannister, vs. UTEP (4) 10 - Tom Burgess, vs. New Mexico (7) 10 - Mike Tatum, vs. S.D. Marines (4) Craig Swan continued 108

5 Individual Records continued Sal Bando Most Hits Allowed 16 - Don Hanna, vs. LaVerne (9 inn.) 16 - Joe Arnold, vs. L.A. State (8.2) 16 - Ron Lea, vs. New Mexico (8) Most Consecutive Strikeouts 9 - Jim Otten, vs. BYU 8 - Eddie Bane, vs. Cal St.-Northridge 7 - Jon Switzer, vs. Southern Utah 6-9 times, last by Sean Rees, vs. Arizona 13 - Jim Crawford, vs. Wisconsin (9 inn.) 12 - Ken Hansen, vs. CSUN (8.2) 11 - Ken Hansen, vs. Arizona (8.2) 10 - Skip Hancock, vs. Air Force (8.2) 10 - John Miller, vs. S.D. Marines (9) SINGLE SEASON HITTING Most At Bats John Finn, Kevin Higgins, Kevin Romine, Pat Listach, 1988 Most Runs Oddibe McDowell, Steve Michael, Ken Landreaux, Willie Bloomquist, Kevin Romine, Mike Sodders, 1971 Most Hits Paul Lo Duca, Hubie Brooks, Kevin Romine, Ken Landreaux, Oddibe McDowell, 1984 Most Doubles 30 - Chris Bando, Antone Williamson, Steve Willis, Clay Westlake, 1976 Most Triples 13 - Alan Bannister, Gib Seibert, Rick Monday, Lemmie Miller, times Most Runs Batted In Chris Bando, Bob Horner, Mike Sodders, Casey Myers, Ken Landreaux, Mitch Jones, Dan Rumsey, 1988 Most Home Runs 27 - Mitch Jones, Bob Horner, Barry Bonds, Oddibe McDowell, Bob Horner, Mike Sodders, Scott Shores, Tony Mattia, Tim Spehr, Jerry Maddox, 1975 Most Total Bases Oddibe McDowell, Mike Sodders, Ken Landreaux, Paul Lo Duca, Hubie Brooks, Mitch Jones, Alvin Davis, Doug Newstrom, Doug Baker, Dave Grangaard, Todd Steverson, Scott Shores, Ricky Candelari, Reggie Jackson, Luis Medina, 1984 continued 21 - Mike Kelly, 1990 Mike Kelly 109

6 Individual Records continued Alan Bannister Doug Henry Kendall Carter Most Stolen Bases 59 - Kevin Romine, Ricky Peters, Oddibe McDowell, Oddibe McDowell, Ken Landreaux, Lemmie Miller, 1981 Most Errors 39 - Hubie Brooks, Romy Cucjen, Ben Ruiz, Steve Murray, 1984 Longest Hitting Streak 45 - Roger Schmuck, Paul Lo Duca, Hubie Brooks, Jacob Cruz, Bump Wills, Hubie Brooks, 1978 Most Consecutive Hits 9 - Mike Pagel, Hubie Brooks, Mark Ernster, Jerry Mantlo, Paul Ray Powell, Duffy Dyer, Richy Leon, 1995 Best Batting Average (Modern) Paul Lo Duca, Mark Ernster, Roger Schmuck, Hubie Brooks, Mike Sodders, Dan McKinley, Chris Bando, Willie Bloomquist, Bob Horner, Casey Myers, Kevin Romine, Kevin Romine, Ken Landreaux, 1976 Best Batting Average (Early Era) Pete Brown, Nick Johnson, Pete Brown, Cedric Austin, 1922 Most Hit by Pitches 29 - Jonah Martin, 2000 Best Slugging Percentage Bob Horner, Mitch Jones, Mike Sodders, Oddibe McDowell, Rick Morris, 1986 Most Grand Slam Home Runs 3 - Dave Hudgens, 1977 Most Consecutive Stolen Bases 22 - Sean Tyler, 1994 Most Assists by Outfielder 12 - Ricky Candelari, 1988 PITCHING Most Appearances 39 - Noah Peery, Chuck Crumpton, Ryan Bradley, Ryan Bradley, Kevin Dukes, Dave Graybill, Rusty Kilgo, Linty Ingram, 1987 Most Innings Pitched Floyd Bannister, Linty Ingram, Gary Gentry, Larry Gura, 1969 Consecutive Scoreless Innings 43 - Eddie Bane, Eddie Bane, Craig Swan, Pete Lovich, Lerrin LaGrow, 1969 Most Victories 19 - Floyd Bannister, Larry Gura, Kendall Carter, Linty Ingram, Gary Gentry, Craig Swan, Tom Burgess, Todd Douma, 1990 Most Losses 9 - Jim Crawford, Ken Jones, Mike Thorpe, Kurt Dempster, times Best ERA (minimum 80 inn.) Eddie Bane, Larry Gura, Gary Gentry, Skip Hancock, Jim Otten, Gary Gentry, Floyd Bannister, Floyd Bannister, Eddie Bane, Larry Gura, Sean Lowe, Ken Hansen, Ken Hansen, Kevin Dukes, Don Hanna, Tom Burgess, 1967 Most Runs Allowed 95 - Linty Ingram, Kurt Dempster, Jeff Matranga, Doug Newstrom, Sean Rees, Kevin Dukes, 1980 Most Hits Allowed Linty Ingram, Mike Schwabe, Linty Ingram, Don Hanna, Marc Barcelo, Jeff Matranga, 1992 Most Complete Games 17 - Floyd Bannister, Larry Gura, Linty Ingram, Eddie Bane, Gary Gentry, Eddie Bane, Craig Swan, Tom Burgess, Jeff Pentland, 1967 Most Shutouts 7 - Eddie Bane, Jim Crawford, Gary Gentry, times Most Saves 12 - Doug Nurnberg, Kevin Dukes, Dave Graybill, Noah Peery,

7 Freshman Records Top Freshman Performances in Sun Devil Baseball History PLAYER YEAR G AVG. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB BB SO Bob Horner Alvin Davis Barry Bonds Dan Rumsey Anthony Manahan Mike Kelly Antone Williamson Jacob Cruz Dan McKinley Mikel Moreno Andrew Beinbrink Willie Bloomquist Casey Myers Rod Allen Jeremy West Steve Garrabrants BATTING RECORDS HITS 1. Casey Myers, Rod Allen, Mike Kelly, Antone Williamson, Barry Bonds, Bob Horner, Andrew Beinbrink, STOLEN BASES 1. Barry Bonds, Steve Garrabrants, Mike Kelly, Dan McKinley, Willie Bloomquist, RUNS SCORED 1. Barry Bonds, Bob Horner, Mike Kelly, Andrew Beinbrink, Rod Allen, RBI 1. Casey Myers, Mike Kelly, Barry Bonds, Rod Allen, Antone Williamson, Bob Horner, Andrew Beinbrink, BATTING AVERAGE 1. Rod Allen, Casey Myers, Andrew Beinbrink, Willie Bloomquist, Bob Horner, Dan McKinley, Antone Williamson, Jacob Cruz, Jeremy West, Steve Garrabrants, HOME RUNS 1. Barry Bonds, Mike Kelly, Bob Horner, Casey Myers, Rod Allen, Jeremy West, PITCHING RECORDS WINS 1. Kendall Carter, Kaipo Spenser, Doug Newstrom, Craig Swan, Mitch Dean, Doug Henry, Tom Vander Meersche, Ken Hansen, Jon Switzer, David Cassidy, Phill Lowery, Ryan Bradley, Floyd Bannister, ERA (MIN IP) 1. Craig Swan, Tom Vander Meersche, Ken Hansen, Kendall Carter, Mitch Dean, Doug Henry, Ryan Bradley, Kaipo Spenser, STRIKEOUTS 1. Ken Hansen, Doug Newstrom, Craig Swan, Doug Henry, Jon Switzer, Kaipo Spenser, Phill Lowery, Mitch Dean, Floyd Bannister, Kendall Carter, INNINGS PITCHED 1. Doug Henry, Doug Newstrom, Kendall Carter, Mitch Dean, Kaipo Spenser, Jon Switzer, Ken Hansen, Craig Swan, Ryan Bradley, SAVES 1. Mitch Dean, Ryan Bradley, Larry Eiler, Doug Henry,

8 Career Records INDIVIDUAL HITTING Most At Bats 1. Clay Westlake, Gary Atwell, Andrew Beinbrink, Dan Rumsey, Casey Myers, Mikel Moreno, John Finn, Most Runs 1. Andrew Beinbrink, Mikel Moreno, Gary Atwell, Willie Bloomquist, Rick Peters, Ken Landreaux, Bump Wills, Casey Myers, Mike Kelly, Bob Horner, Most Hits 1. Clay Westlake, Andrew Beinbrink, Casey Myers, Gary Atwell, Mikel Moreno, Antone Williamson, Bob Horner, Most Doubles 1. Clay Westlake, Andrew Beinbrink, Antone Williamson, Casey Myers, Dan Rumsey, Jeff Phelps, Mikel Moreno, Gary Allenson, Andrew Beinbrink, Alvin Davis, Most Triples 1. Alan Bannister, Ed Irvine, Willie Bloomquist, Rick Peters, Bump Wills, Most Home Runs 1. Bob Horner, Mike Kelly, Barry Bonds, Dan Rumsey, Andrew Beinbrink, Casey Myers, Mitch Jones, Most Total Bases 1. Andrew Beinbrink, Clay Westlake, Casey Myers, Bob Horner, Dan Rumsey, Antone Williamson, Most Runs Batted In 1. Andrew Beinbrink, Casey Myers, Clay Westlake, Bob Horner, Alvin Davis, Mike Kelly, Ken Landreaux, Alan Bannister, Willie Bloomquist, Most Stolen Bases 1. Kevin Romine, Rick Peters, Rick Nelson, Willie Bloomquist, Oddibe McDowell, Ken Landreaux, Most Errors 1. Andrew Beinbrink, Romy Cucjen, Bert Martinez, Antone Williamson, Kurt Ehmann, Luis Lagunas, INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most Appearances 1. Kendall Carter, Ryan Bradley, Kevin Dukes, David Cassidy, Ken Hansen, Jim Crawford, Most Innings Pitched 1. Craig Swan, Kendall Carter, Jim Crawford, Floyd Bannister, Ken Hansen, Most Victories 1. Kendall Carter, Craig Swan, Eddie Bane, Floyd Bannister, Jim Crawford, Jeff Pentland, Most Losses 1. Jim Crawford, Ken Jones, David Cassidy, Kurt Dempster, Mike Thorpe, Doug Henry, Jon Switzer, Eddie Bane, Floyd Bannister, Craig Swan, Ken Hansen, Jim Crawford, Ken Hansen, Kevin Dukes, Jeff Ahern, Jim Crawford, Most Runs Allowed 1. Kevin Dukes, Kendall Carter, Kurt Dempster, David Cassidy, Linty Ingram, Most Hits Allowed 1. Kendall Carter, Craig Swan, Kevin Dukes, David Cassidy, Linty Ingram, Most Shutouts 1. Jim Crawford, Eddie Bane, Craig Swan, Jeff Pentland, Larry Gura, Most Saves 1. Doug Nurnberg, Kevin Dukes, Noah Peery, Ryan Bradley, Dave Graybill, Mitch Dean, Eric Doble,

9 Career Records continued CAREER BATTING AVERAGE Player G AB H Avg. 1. Kevin Romine ( ) Hubie Brooks ( ) Willie Bloomquist ( ) Mike Sodders ( ) Dan McKinley ( ) Chris Bando ( ) Bob Horner ( ) Casey Myers ( ) Roger Schmuck ( ) Oddibe McDowell ( ) Rick Morris ( ) Anthony Manahan ( ) Alvin Davis ( ) John Regoli ( ) Jacob Cruz ( ) Antone Williamson ( ) Alan Bannister ( ) Steve Michael ( ) BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 15 DECISIONS) Player G W L Pct. 1. Jim Otten ( ) John Pavlik ( ) Lerrin LaGrow ( ) Greg Cochran ( ) Gary Gentry (1967) Don Hanna (1976) Eddie Bane ( ) Sam Cook ( ) John Poloni ( ) Randy Newman ( ) Craig Swan ( ) Mike Hansen ( ) Floyd Bannister ( ) BEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 250 AT BATS) Player G AB H Bases Pct. 1. Mitch Jones ( ) Bob Horner ( ) Rick Morris ( ) Roger Schmuck ( ) Todd Brown ( ) Oddibe McDowell ( ) Hubie Brooks ( ) Andrew Beinbrink ( ) Chris Johnston ( ) Luis Medina ( ) Barry Bonds ( ) Jim Austin ( ) Dan McKinley ( ) Alan Banister ( ) Mike Kelly ( ) Casey Myers ( ) Paul Ray Powell ( ) Larry Gura BEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE (MIN. 150 IP) Player G IP H R ER ERA 1. Gary Gentry (1967) Larry Gura ( ) Jim Otten ( ) Eddie Bane ( ) Gary Graham ( ) Floyd Bannister ( ) Lerrin LaGrow ( ) Jeff Pentland ( ) Sterling Slaughter ( ) Craig Swan ( ) Sam Cook ( ) Jim Crawford ( ) Greg Cochran ( ) Floyd Bannister Sterling Slaughter 113

10 Pitching Superlatives PERFECT GAMES (1) March 2, 1973 Eddie Bane vs. Cal St.-Northridge (ASU 9-0) NO-HITTERS (7) Feb. 2, 1993 Kevin Rawitzer vs. Southern Utah (ASU 7-0) March 19, 1988 Brian Dodd vs. Tennessee (ASU 9-0) March 16, 1976 Mitch Dean vs. Texas (ASU 6-0) March 30, 1970 Ken Hansen vs. Oklahoma (ASU 5-0) April 8, 1967 Jeff Pentland vs. Wyoming, 7 innings (ASU 1-0) May 11, 1962 Harley Anderson vs. New Mexico St. (ASU 3-0) March 23, 1961 Sam Cook vs. Utah St., 7 innings (ASU 7-0) ONE-HITTERS (26) Jan. 24, 1999 Drew Friedberg vs. Hawaii-Hilo (ASU 10-0) Jan. 31, 1998 Colin Call, Robby Milner, Chuck Crumpton, Richy Leon vs. Hawaii-Hilo (ASU 5-1) April 10, 1996 Gabe Molina, Richy Leon, Kaipo Spenser, Ryan Bradley vs. Southern Utah (ASU 10-1) March 27, 1996 Jason Bond, Gabe Molina, Jason Verdugo, Richy Leon vs. Portland State (ASU 12-0) April 22, 1994 Billy Neal vs. California (ASU 11-1) March 19, 1994 Billy Neal vs. Michigan, 7 innings (ASU 8-1) March 16, 1994 Jason Ruskey vs. UNLV, 8 innings (ASU 6-0) Feb. 27, 1991 Gary Tatterson vs. Rice (ASU 10-0) Jan. 29, 1989 Brian Dodd vs. UC Riverside, 7 innings (ASU 4-1) Feb. 1, 1986 Mike Thorpe vs. Cal Poly-Pomona, 7 innings (ASU 7-0) Feb. 11, 1984 Jose Rodiles vs. New Mexico (ASU 5-2) June 5, 1983 Doug Henry vs. Maine in CWS (ASU 7-0) April 9, 1983 Gilbert Villanueva, Jim Jefferson vs. Arizona (ASU 3-2) May 6, 1975 John Poloni, Jim Peterson, Rex Brewster, Tom Van Der Meersche vs. NAU (ASU 6-1) April 12, 1975 Greg Cochran vs. UTEP, 7 innings (ASU 12-0) March 21, 1975 Floyd Bannister vs. USC (ASU 8-0) Feb. 22, 1975 John Poloni vs. UC-Irvine (ASU 8-0) March 7, 1970 Craig Swan vs. San Fernando St. (ASU 1-0) April 4, 1968 Ken Hansen vs. New Mexico (ASU 8-1) June 2, 1967 Tom Burgess vs. Air Force (ASU 6-0) May 14, 1965 John Pavlik vs. Arizona (ASU 6-0) April 16, 1965 Ron Lea vs. Wyoming (ASU 8-0) March 18, 1963 Sterling Slaughter vs. Colorado St. (ASU 7-0) April 18, 1961 Mike Tatum vs. Cal St. (LA), 7 innings (ASU 6-0) March 14, 1961 Harley Anderson, Gary Graham vs. Grand Canyon, 7 innings (ASU 11-1) April 25, 1959 Joe Kostyk vs. San Diego, NTC (ASU 11-1) TWO-HITTERS (28) (Complete Games Only) Jan. 23, 1999 Will Waldrip vs. Hawaii-Hilo (ASU 3-0) Jan. 31, 1998 Jay Gehrke vs. Hawaii-Hilo, 7 innings (ASU 13-2) Feb. 17, 1995 Billy Neal vs. San Francisco (ASU 5-0) May 1, 1991 Doug Newstrom vs. UNLV (ASU 13-2) March 31, 1990 Sean Rees vs. Florida St. (ASU 9-0) April 20, 1987 Mike Schwabe vs. New Mexico St. (ASU 8-1) April 29, 1986 Royal Clayton vs. UNLV, 7 innings (ASU 7-2) March 16, 1978 Jerry Vasquez vs. Eastern Michigan (ASU 6-3) March 11, 1978 Floyd Bannister vs. Oklahoma St. (ASU 4-0) April 18, 1975 Floyd Bannister vs. Arizona (ASU 9-1) Feb. 22, 1975 Greg Cochran vs. UC-Irvine, 7 innings (ASU 5-1) June 14, 1972 Craig Swan vs. Temple (ASU 1-0) April 1, 1972 Jim Crawford vs. LaVerne, 7 innings (ASU 5-0) March 18, 1972 Jim Otten vs. Northern Colorado, 7 innings (ASU 4-0) March 9, 1972 Eddie Bane vs. Chapman (ASU 1-0) May 9, 1971 Eddie Bane vs. New Mexico (ASU 9-2) March 13, 1971 Craig Swan vs. Chapman (ASU 3-0) April 4, 1970 Ken Hansen vs. Wisconsin (ASU 1-0) April 25, 1969 Larry Gura vs. New Mexico (ASU 2-1) April 19, 1969 Ken Hansen vs. Texas-El Paso (ASU 11-0) March 26, 1969 Craig Swan vs. Cal Poly-SLO (ASU 5-0) March 23, 1968 Larry Gura vs. Michigan (ASU 4-0) March 19, 1968 Lerrin LaGrow vs. Southern Illinois (ASU 4-0) March 18, 1968 Larry Gura vs. Southern Illinois (ASU 8-0) April 15, 1967 Gary Gentry vs. Arizona (ASU 3-0) March 28, 1967 Gary Gentry vs. Oklahoma (ASU 1-0) March 18, 1967 Gary Gentry vs. Colorado State College (ASU 11-0) June 12, 1964 Skip Hancock vs. Mississippi (ASU 5-0) March 7, 1964 Skip Hancock vs. Cal St.-LA (ASU 5-0) March 17, 1962 Pete Lovrich vs. Cal St.-LA (ASU 4-1) March 27, 1961 Sterling Slaughter vs. Wyoming (ASU 7-0) SUN DEVILS ATTENDANCE RECORDS National Leader (Year): 1984 (163,374) Largest Total Season: 223, Largest Total Season (excluding CWS): 207, Largest Total Home Season: 163, Largest Total Home Season (excluding regional): 147, Largest Total Home Conference Season: 71, Largest Average Total Season: 3, Largest Average Total Season (excluding CWS): 2, Largest Average Home Season: 3, Largest Average Conference Season: 3, Largest Average Home Conference Season: 5, Largest Single Game: 24,740 - May 31, 1998, vs. Miami at Omaha, Neb. (ASU 9, UM 2) Largest College World Series Game: 24,740 - May 31, 1998, vs. Miami at Omaha, Neb. (ASU 9, UM 2) Largest Exhibition Game: 21,000 - March 21, 1978, vs. Tokai at Kawasaki, Japan (ASU 14, Tokai 0) Largest Regional Game: 9,224 - May 29, 1978, vs. Gonzaga at Tempe (ASU 11, Gonzaga 4) Largest Home Game: 9,387 - Feb. 28, 1982, vs. Arizona (ASU 9, Arizona 5) Largest Regular-Season Road Game: 10,619 - May 13, 1978, vs. Arizona at Tucson (ASU 11, Arizona 6) Largest Regular-Season Conference Road Game: 10,619 - May 13, 1978, vs. Arizona at Tucson (ASU 11, Arizona 6) Largest Regular-Season Nonconference Road Game: 7,782 - Feb. 10, 1990, vs. Texas in Austin (Texas 11, ASU 4) Largest Home Series: 24,734-3 games vs. Arizona, Feb , 1982, at Tempe Largest Road Series: 25,440-3 games vs. Arizona, May 8-10, 1980, at Tucson TOP 10 OVERALL ATTENDANCES Date Attend. Site Opponent Score 1. May 31, ,740 Omaha Miami June 6, ,456 Omaha USC May 25, ,035 Omaha Florida St June 3, ,002 Omaha Long Beach St June 9, ,494 Omaha Oklahoma June 6, ,770 Omaha Oklahoma 3-4 (10) 7. June 5, ,499 Omaha Wichita St June 7, ,297 Omaha Miami June 11, ,071 Omaha Stanford June 8, ,047 Omaha Wichita St. 4-3 (10) TOP 10 ATTENDANCES (excluding College World Series) Date Attend. Site Opponent Score 1. May 13, ,619 Tucson Arizona Feb. 28, ,387 Tempe Arizona May 29, ,224 Tempe Gonzaga April 18, ,118 Tucson Arizona May 9, ,077 Tucson Arizona May 13, ,024 Tucson Arizona April 22, ,716 Phoenix Arizona 3-2 (11) 8. May 9, ,685 Tempe Arizona April 10, ,482 Tempe Arizona May 8, ,345 Tempe Arizona

11 Mitch Jones SINGLE-SEASON HOME RUN RECORD The Streak ASU S NCAA-RECORD 375 CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING A RUN The 2000 baseball season proved to be more than just a Pac-10 Championship season, as senior outfielder Mitch Jones led the NCAA in home runs. Jones broke the 22-year-old school record of 25 home runs set by eventual big-leaguer Bob Horner in Jones clubbed 27 home runs in 2000, helping lead ASU to a record. Jones tied the record with a two-run home run at Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City, Okla., in a 20-6 win over the Oklahoma Sooners on April 25. Jones set the record in a game that will forever go down in the ASU record books. In a thumping of rival Arizona on May 21, 2000, Jones went 5-for-6 with his record-breaking 26th home run, and hit for the cycle. Jones also collected six RBI in the win. He capped off his recordbreaking season with his 27th home run vs. Miami (Ohio) in the NCAA Regional at Packard Stadium. The Arizona State Sun Devils made history on April 7, 2001, when they scored at least one run in their 350th consecutive game. The Devils broke the 12-year-old NCAA record in a 5-1 loss to USC exactly six years to the day when they were last shut out. ASU was shut out, 9-0, on April 7, 1995, at Dedeaux Field. ASU has managed to score only one run during the streak a remarkable 10 times. Entering the 2002 season, the streak is still intact at 375 consecutive games. ASU was neck and neck for the record with Wichita State, which had not been shutout in 332 games, but had its streak ended with a 1-0 loss to Louisiana- Lafayette in the middle of the 2001 season. Coastal Carolina previously held the NCAA record at 349 games, set from ASU also had a stretch of 278 games without being shut out from 1990 to 1994, meaning the program has been shut out in only three games dating all the way back to BREAKING DOWN THE STREAK: Record During Streak: Games With Only One Run:...10 Date Streak Started:...April 8, 1995, 8-7 loss (11 innings) at USC Last Shutout:...April 7, 1995, 9-0 loss to USC Previous NCAA Record: games, Coastal Carolina (4/1/83-4/10/89) Date NCAA Record Tied:...April 6, 2001, 11-2 loss at USC Date NCAA Record Broken:...April 7, 2001, 5-1 loss at USC THE LAST SHUTOUT April 7, 1995 Dedeaux Field - Los Angeles, CA Arizona State USC X ASU AB R H RBI BB SO PO A Kent 1b Betten 2b McKay 3b Trollo dh Frick ph Flowers lf Steinkemper c Goodell ss Fuentes ss Moreno rf Leon cf Neal p Totals USC AB R H RBI BB SO PO A Dawkins cf Cruz dh Alvarez ss Diaz ss Jenkins rf Jones lf Baker 3b Walbridge 1b Carson 1b Moeller c Brown c Stromsborg 2b Rachels 2b Flores p Totals ASU IP H R ER BB SO Billy Neal USC IP H R ER BB SO Randy Flores No. Gm# Date Opponent On Base Outcome 1 2 1/22 Utah 1 W, /22 Utah /28 Florida Atlantic 0 W, /29 BYU 2 W, /30 Florida Atlantic 0 W, /6 Florida State 0 L, /11 Duke 0 W, /12 Duke 1 W, /13 Duke 0 W, LSU 1 L, /25 S. Utah 3 W, /25 S. Utah /27 S. Utah 2 W, /27 S. Utah /4 Arizona 0 W, /16 Maine 1 W, /18 Maine 2 W, Cal 0 W, /2 Stanford 0 W, /9 Oregon State 0 W, /9 Oregon State WSU 2 W, /20 UCLA 0 W, /20 UCLA Oklahoma 1 W, Arizona 2 W, /26 Miami (Ohio) 2 W, 15-7 Jones hit a home run in 21 different games. ASU was 19-2 when Jones homered. Home Run Breakdown: Solo: 12 2-Run: 7 3-Run: 7 Grand Slam: 1 RECORD-BREAKING GAME April 7, 2001 Dedeaux Field - Los Angeles, CA Arizona State USC X ASU AB R H RBI BB SO PO A Duffy of Wyrick ss Myers c Conrad dh Allen lf Martin pr/lf West 1b Garrabrants 2b Phelps 3b Stocker rf Lopez ph Switzer p Friedberg p Kartier p Torres p Klusman p Totals USC AB R H RBI BB SO PO A Davidson ss Barre cf Lunetta 2b Persell lf/1b Self pr Peavey dh/1b Concepcion c Moon 3b Brewster 1b Montanes ph/lf Garibaldi rf Currier p Dizard p Totals ASU IP H R ER BB SO Switzer Friedberg Kartler Torres Klusman USC IP H R ER BB SO Currier Dizard