2008 Vanderbilt Commodores baseball team

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2008 Vanderbilt Commodores baseball
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Conference Southeastern Conference
DivisionEast
Record41-22 (15-14 SEC)
Head coach
Home stadium Hawkins Field
Seasons
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2008 Southeastern Conference baseball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Eastern
No. 2 Georgia  x‍†‍‍y20–9 .69045–25 .643
Florida  ‍‍‍y17–13 .56734–24 .586
No. 25 Kentucky  ‍‍‍y16–14 .53344–19 .698
Vanderbilt  ‍‍‍y15–14 .51741–22 .651
South Carolina  ‍‍‍y15–15 .50040–23 .635
Tennessee  ‍‍‍12–18 .40027–29 .482
Western
No. 6 LSU  x‍‍‡‍y18–11 .62149–19 .721
Alabama  ‍‍‍y16–14 .53335–28 .556
Ole Miss  ‍‍‍y15–15 .50039–26 .600
Arkansas  ‍‍‍y14–15 .48334–24 .586
Auburn  ‍‍‍11–19 .36728–28 .500
Mississippi State  ‍‍‍9–21 .30023–33 .411
x – Division champion
† – Conference champion
‡ – Tournament champion
y – Invited to the NCAA tournament
As of June 30, 2008 [1]
Rankings from Coaches' Poll

The 2008 Vanderbilt Commodores baseball team represented Vanderbilt University in the 2008 NCAA Division I baseball season. The team played at Hawkins Field in Nashville, Tennessee.

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The team was coached by Tim Corbin in his sixth season at Vanderbilt. The previous season, Corbin's team posted a 54–13 record and won the SEC regular season crown and the SEC tournament. They also hosted a regional for the first time in school history, eventually falling to Michigan in an extra-innings heartbreaker.

Roster

Coaches

NameTitleFirst Season at VUAlma Mater
Tim Corbin [2] Head coach2003 Ohio Wesleyan University (1984)
Erik Bakich [3] Assistant coach2003 East Carolina University (2000)
Derek Johnson [4] Assistant coach2002 Eastern Illinois University (1994)
Blake Allen [5] Volunteer Assistant Coach2005 Blackburn College (2001)
Mike Calitri [6] Director of Baseball Operations2006 Clemson University (2004)

Players

NumberPlayerPositionBats/Throws
1 David Macias OFS/R
2Jason CunninghamLHPL/L
3Dominic de la OsaOFR/R
5Andrew GiobbiCR/R
6Brian HarrisINFR/R
7Parker HanksOFR/R
8Alex FeinbergINFR/R
9 Curt Casali CR/R
11Nick ChristianiRHPR/R
12 Mike Minor LHPL/L
15Richie GoodenowLHPL/L
17Shea RobinCR/R
18Sean BiermanLHPL/L
19Ben BlantonLHPL/L
20Kellen St. LuceLHPL/L
21Brett JacobsonRHPR/R
22 Ryan Flaherty INFL/R
24 Pedro Alvarez INFL/R
25Steven LiddleOFL/L
26Jordan WormsleyOFL/L
27 Caleb Cotham RHPR/R
28Brad FrenchINFR/R
31Russell BrewerINF/RHPR/R
32Gabe OrtizINFR/R
33Drew HayesRHPR/R
34Taylor HillRHPR/R
36Aaron WestlakeINFL/R
39Jared CohenRHP/OFR/R
40Johnathan WhiteOFL/L
42Chase ReidRHPL/R
43Steven SchwartzRHPL/R
44Mark LammRHPR/R
45Drew FannCR/R
46Adam CronkINFR/R
51Alex HilliardOFR/R
55Joey ManningOFR/R

Schedule

2008 Game Log
Regular season
#DateOpponentLocationScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordSEC
1 February 22vs. #11 Oregon State Packard Stadium 8-1 Minor (1–0)Stutes, M. (0–1)Cotham (1) ?1-0
2 February 23@ #1 Arizona State Packard Stadium 18-6Leake (1–0)Jacobson (0–1)33001-1
3 February 24vs. Miami (OH) Packard Stadium 4-3Reid (1–0)Oberschlake (0–1) ?2-1
4 February 27 Evansville Hawkins Field 4-3Brewer (1–0)McCarthy (0–1)2243-1
5 February 29 Kansas Hawkins Field 7-1 Minor (2–0)Czyz (0–2)7004-1
6 March 1 Iowa Hawkins Field 6-3Jacobs (1-1)Jacobson (0–2)Mossey (1)12004-2
7 March 2 Xavier Hawkins Field 17-3Christiani (1–0)Rosenbaum (0–2)15215-2
8 March 4 Louisville Hawkins Field 17-6Cotham (1–0)Belanger (0–1)1226-2
9 March 6 Illinois-Chicago Hawkins Field 2-1Kohlstaedt (2–1) Minor (2–1)3416-3
10 March 7 Illinois-Chicago Hawkins Field 5-4Reid (2–0)Worthington (0–1)1217-3
--March 8 Illinois-Chicago Hawkins Field Canceled (snow)
11 March 9 Illinois-Chicago Hawkins Field 9-3Schwartz (1–0)Kool (1–2)5248-3
12 March 11 Western Carolina Hawkins Field 5-3Cotham (2–0)Saberhagen (0–2)Brewer (1)3249-3
13 March 12 Western Carolina Hawkins Field 11-4Hill (1–0)Sexton (0–2)Jacobson (1)75210-3
14 March 14#6 South Carolina Hawkins Field 4-3 (13)Brewer (2–0)Todd (0–1)186311-31–0
15 March 15#6 South Carolina Hawkins Field 16-7Atwood (1–0)Christiani (1-1)47611-41-1
16 March 16#6 South Carolina Hawkins Field 10-4Cotham (3–0)Cooper (2-2)202712-42–1
17 March 19 Lipscomb Hawkins Field 12-4Goodenow (1–0)Bowling (0–1)34113-4
18 March 21@ Alabama Sewell-Thomas Stadium 2-1 Minor (3–1)Hyatt (2-2)428114-43–1
19 March 22@ Alabama Sewell-Thomas Stadium 9-7Graham (2–1)Cotham (3–1)Copeland (2)431014-53–2
20 March 23@ Alabama Sewell-Thomas Stadium 10-3Phares (1-1)Hill (1-1)399914-63-3
21 March 25 Belmont Hawkins Field 7-3Jacobson (1–2)Woods (0–1)Hayes (1)67915-6
22 March 26 MTSU Hawkins Field 12-10 (12)Hill (2–1)Coley (0–1)234216-6
--March 28 Arkansas Hawkins Field Postponed (rain)
--March 29 Arkansas Hawkins Field Suspended (curfew)
23 March 30 Arkansas Hawkins Field 6-5 (12)Hill (3–1)Richards (1–2)132017-64–3
24 March 30 Arkansas Hawkins Field 6-2 (7)Cotham (4–1)Korbal (0–4)152118-65–3
--March 30 Arkansas Hawkins Field Canceled (rain)
25 April 1 Southeast Missouri Hawkins Field 12-8Renfrow (2–1)Hill (3–2)Kemper (3)21318-7
26 April 2@ MTSU Reese Smith Field 6-5Christiani (2–1)Smalley (1-1)Brewer (2)126419-7
--April 4@ #23 Ole Miss Swayze Field Postponed (rain)
27 April 5@ #23 Ole Miss Swayze Field 7-6Bittle (2–1) Minor (3–2) ?19-85–4
28 April 5@ #23 Ole Miss Swayze Field 8-0Pomeranz (2–1)Cotham (4–2)450619-95-5
29 April 6@ #23 Ole Miss Swayze Field 11-6Satterwhite (3–1)Jacobson (1–3)459119-105–6
30 April 8 Western Kentucky Hawkins Field 5-1Christiani (3–1)Davis (1–5)Hayes (2)78120-10
31 April 9 Austin Peay Hawkins Field 8-1Reid (3–0)Lykins (0–2)67421-10
32 April 11@ Mississippi St. Dudy Noble Field 15-8 Minor (4–2)Busby (0–3)208722-106-6
33 April 12@ Mississippi St. Dudy Noble Field 16-0Cotham (5–2)Bowen (2–4)204423-107–6
34 April 13@ Mississippi St. Dudy Noble Field 4-3Christiani (4–1)Lalor (1–3)Brewer (3)118524-108–6
35 April 15@ Lipscomb Ken Dugan Field 8-1Hill (4–2)Piennette (1–2)11722510
36 April 16@ Western Kentucky Nick Denes Field 5-1Lamm (1–0)Hightower (3-3)105626-10
--April 18 Auburn Hawkins Field Suspended (rain)
37 April 19 Auburn Hawkins Field 6-3Dayton (5–1) Minor (4–3)Woodall (9)171926-118–7
38 April 19 Auburn Hawkins Field 8-2Cotham (6–2)Luckie (4-4)132127-119–7
39 April 20 Auburn Hawkins Field 9-5Christiani (5–1)Hendrix (1-1)Brewer (4)242728-1110–7
40 April 22@ Austin Peay Austin C. Hand Park 9-8Hayes (1–0)Hughes (0–2)Brewer (5)65529-11
41 April 23@ Belmont Greer Stadium 10-7Schwartz (2–0)Kelley (1–4)Jacobson (2)74330-11
42 April 25#21 Kentucky Hawkins Field 3-2Brewer (3–0)Rusin (4–2)254531-1111–7
43 April 26#21 Kentucky Hawkins Field 6-2Lovett (3–1)Cotham (6–3)Albers (1)294531-1211–8
44 April 27#21 Kentucky Hawkins Field 3-1Dombrowsk (5–0)Christiani (5–2)Albers (2)212731-1311–9
45 May 2@ Tennessee Lindsey Nelson Stadium 8-5 Minor (5–3)Hernandez (1–4)Jacobson (3)217632-1312–9
46 May 3@ Tennessee Lindsey Nelson Stadium 9-2Cotham (7–3)Morgado (5–3)157133-1313–9
47 May 4@ Tennessee Lindsey Nelson Stadium 10-8Reid (4–0)Wiltz (3–2)Jacobson (4)250134-1314–9
48 May 6vs. Memphis Pringles Park 8-0Hayes (2–0)Martin (4–3)92335-13
49 May 7 Tennessee Tech Hawkins Field 7-2Hill (5–2)Liberatore (1-1)174336-13
50 May 9#9 Georgia Hawkins Field 13-7Brewer (4–0)Holder (7–3)320037-1315–9
51 May 10#9 Georgia Hawkins Field 4-2 (10)Weaver (4–1)Brewer (4–1)Fields (14)328437-1415–10
52 May 11#9 Georgia Hawkins Field 12-10Moreau (3–2)Christiani (5–3)Fields (15)175837-1515–11
53 May 15@ Florida McKethan Stadium 8-6Edmondson (4–3)Brewer (4–2)265637-1615–12
54 May 16@ Florida McKethan Stadium 5-4Locke (5–2)Cotham (7–4)Keating (1)286337-1715–13
55 May 17@ Florida McKethan Stadium 13-12 (11)Mullaney (3–4)Jacobson (1–4)287737-1815–14
#DateOpponentLocationScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
56 May 21vs. Florida Regions Field 7-3 Minor (6–3)Keating (8–1)Brewer (6)602738–18
57 May 22vs. #13 LSU Regions Field 8-2Martin (5–3)Cotham (7–5) ?38–19
58 May 23vs. #23 South Carolina Regions Field 7-5Christiani (6–3)Cooper (5–6)Brewer (7) ?39–19
59 May 24vs. Ole Miss Regions Field 7-4Jacobson (2–4)McKean (4–1)Brewer (8) ?40–19
60 May 24vs. Ole Miss Regions Field 8-7Morgan (4–0)Hayes (2–1)364840–20
#DateOpponentLocationScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
61 May 30 Oklahoma Packard Stadium 8-5Doyle (9–4)Cotham (7–6)Anderson (2)155140–21
62 May 31 Stony Brook Packard Stadium 9-4 Minor (7–3)Novakowski (7–5)110141–21
63 June 1 Oklahoma Packard Stadium 11-10Rocha (4–3)Brewer (4–3)115441–22
Rankings are based on the USA Today / ESPN coaches' poll standings at the time the game was played.
Links in the first column are to game recaps on VUcommodores.com.

Rankings

Ranking Movement
PollPreWk 1Wk 2Wk 3Wk 4Wk 5Wk 6Wk 7Wk 8Wk 9Wk 10Wk 11Wk 12Wk 13Wk 14Wk 15Wk 16Final
USA Today/ESPN Coaches' Poll (Top 25) [7] 6 [8] --111281381714131714132122----N/R
Baseball America (Top 25)3 [9] 7 [10] 7 [11] 6 [12] 5 [13] 9 [14] 8 [15] 19 [16] 17 [17] 17 [18] 22 [19] 18 [20] 19 [21] N/R [22] N/R [23] N/R [24] N/R [25] N/R [26]
Collegiate Baseball (Top 30)11 [27] 9 [28] 10 [29] 12 [30] 9 [31] 14 [32] 13 [33] 23 [34] 22 [35] 20 [36] 20 [37] 16 [38] 17 [39] N/R [40] 24 [41] 27 [42] 27 [43] 27 [44]
NCBWA (Top 30)8 [45] 7 [46] 10 [47] 9 [48] 6 [49] 11 [50] 6 [51] 13 [52] 11 [53] 10 [54] 13 [55] 11 [56] 13 [57] 21 [58] 21 [59] 25 [60] 25 [61] 25 [62]
Rivals.com (Top 25) [63] 7554499171818221819N/RN/R----N/R

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References

  1. ↑ "College Baseball Conference Standings – 2008". boydsworld.com. Retrieved November 30, 2012.
  2. ↑ Tim Corbin Bio @ VUCommodores.com
  3. ↑ Erik Bakich Bio @ VUCommodores.com
  4. ↑ Derek Johnson Bio @ VUCommdores.com
  5. ↑ Blake Allen Bio @ VUCommodores.com
  6. ↑ Mike Calitri Bio @ VUCommodores.com
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  8. ↑ USA TODAY/ESPN preseason baseball coaches' poll
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  10. ↑ Baseball America's Feb. 25 College Top 25
  11. ↑ Baseball America's Mar. 3 College Top 25
  12. ↑ Baseball America's Mar. 10 College Top 25
  13. ↑ Baseball America's Mar. 17 College Top 25
  14. ↑ Baseball America's Mar. 24 College Top 25
  15. ↑ Baseball America's Mar. 31 College Top 25
  16. ↑ Baseball America's Apr. 7 College Top 25
  17. ↑ Baseball America's Apr. 14 College Top 25
  18. ↑ Baseball America's Apr. 21 College Top 25
  19. ↑ Baseball America's Apr. 28 College Top 25
  20. ↑ Baseball America's May 5 College Top 25
  21. ↑ Baseball America's May 12 College Top 25
  22. ↑ Baseball America's May 19 College Top 25
  23. ↑ Baseball America's May 26 College Top 25
  24. ↑ Baseball America's Jun. 3 College Top 25
  25. ↑ Baseball America's Jun. 10 College Top 25
  26. ↑ Baseball America's Jun. 30 College Top 25
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  28. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Feb. 25 Poll
  29. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Mar. 3 Poll
  30. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Mar. 10 Poll
  31. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Mar. 17 Poll
  32. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Mar. 24 Poll
  33. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Mar. 31 Poll
  34. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Apr. 7 Poll
  35. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Apr. 14 Poll
  36. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Apr. 21 Poll
  37. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Apr. 28 Poll
  38. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I May 5 Poll
  39. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I May 12 Poll
  40. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I May 19 Poll
  41. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I May 26 Poll
  42. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Jun. 3 Poll
  43. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Jun. 10 Poll
  44. ↑ Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Jun. 27 Poll
  45. ↑ 2008 Preseason NCBWA POLL
  46. ↑ Feb. 25 NCBWA POLL
  47. ↑ Mar. 3 NCBWA POLL
  48. ↑ Mar. 10 NCBWA POLL
  49. ↑ Mar. 17 NCBWA POLL
  50. ↑ Mar. 24 NCBWA POLL
  51. ↑ Mar. 31 NCBWA POLL
  52. ↑ Apr. 7 NCBWA POLL
  53. ↑ Apr. 14 NCBWA POLL
  54. ↑ Apr. 21 NCBWA POLL
  55. ↑ Apr. 28 NCBWA POLL
  56. ↑ May 5 NCBWA POLL
  57. ↑ May 12 NCBWA POLL
  58. ↑ May 19 NCBWA POLL
  59. ↑ May 26 NCBWA POLL
  60. ↑ Jun. 3 NCBWA POLL
  61. ↑ Jun. 10 NCBWA POLL
  62. ↑ Jun. 25 NCBWA POLL
  63. ↑ Rivals.com Top 25
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