2010 TCU Horned Frogs baseball team

2010 Mountain West Conference baseball standings
	† – Conference champion ; ‡ – Tournament champion; y – Invited to the 2010 NCAA Division I baseball tournament ; As of June 30, 2010; Rankings from Collegiate Baseball

2010 TCU Horned Frogs baseball
2010 TCU Horned Frogs baseball
Mountain West regular season champion; Mountain West Tournament champion; Fort Worth Regional champion; Austin Super Regional champion
College World Series, 3rd (tie)
Conference	Mountain West Conference
CB	No. 3
Record	54–14 (19–5 MWC)
Head coach	Jim Schlossnagle (7th season);
Home stadium	Lupton Stadium
	Seasons ← 2009 2011 →

Last updated March 20, 2023

The 2010 TCU Horned Frogs baseball team represented Texas Christian University in the 2010 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Horned frogs were coached by Jim Schlossnagle, in his 7th season with the Horned Frogs, and played home games at Lupton Stadium.

Schedule and results

Legend
	TCU win
	TCU loss
	Postponement
Bold	TCU team member

2010 TCU Horned Frogs Baseball Game Log

Regular Season (43–11)

February (5–1)
Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att.	Record	MWC	Ref
Feb. 19	Sam Houston State*	No. 11	Lupton Stadium Fort Worth, Texas	W 4–0	S. Maxwell (1–0)	D. Gallant (0–1)		3,228	1–0		^[2]
Feb. 20	Sam Houston State*	No. 11	Lupton Stadium	W 12–7	M. Purke (1–0)	P. Spinn (0–1)		3,072	2–0		^[3]
Feb. 21	Sam Houston State*	No. 11	Lupton Stadium	W 15–2	K. Winkler (1–0)	J. Westra (0–1)		2,503	3–0		^[4]
Feb. 24	at Baylor*	Game postponed									^[5]
Feb. 26	at No. 6 Cal State Fullerton*	No. 9	Goodwin Field Fullerton, California	W 5–2	S. Maxwell (2–0)	D. Renken (0–2)	K. Merck (1)	2,193	4–0		^[6]
Feb. 28	at No. 6 Cal State Fullerton*	No. 9	Goodwin Field	L 4–6	D. Hurlbut (1–0)	P. Gerrish (0–1)	N. Ramirez (1)	2,028	4–1		^[7]
Feb. 28	at No. 6 Cal State Fullerton*	No. 9	Goodwin Field	W 8–1	K. Winkler (2–0)	T. Pill (1–1)		DH	5–1		^[8]

March (13–4)
Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att.	Record	MWC	Ref
Mar. 2	UTSA*	No. 7	Lupton Stadium	W 17–12	T. Lockwood (1–0)	R. Perucki (0–1)		2,495	6–1		^[9]
Mar. 5	vs. Texas Tech*	No. 7	Minute Maid Park Houston, Texas	W 11–2	S. Maxwell (3–0)	C. Bettis (2–1)			7–1		^[10]
Mar. 6	vs. Missouri*	No. 7	Minute Maid Park	W 4–3 (10)	K. Merck (1–0)	J. Emens (0–1)			8–1		^[11]
Mar. 7	vs. No. 9 Rice*	No. 7	Minute Maid Park	L 4–5	A. Gonzales (2–1)	E. Miller (0–1)			8–2		^[12]
Mar. 9	at UT Arlington*	No. 7	Clay Gould Ballpark Arlington, Texas	W 15–2	G. Holle (1–0)	M. Picca (0–1)		847	9–2		^[13]
Mar. 12	Texas Tech*	No. 7	Lupton Stadium	W 8–7	T. Appleby (1–0)	B. Bruening (2–1)	K. Merck (2)	3,257	10–2		^[14]
Mar. 13	Texas Tech*	No. 7	Lupton Stadium	W 9–1	M. Purke (2–0)	B. Doran (0–1)		3,363	11–2		^[15]
Mar. 14	Texas Tech*	No. 7	Lupton Stadium	W 8–5	K. Winkler (3–0)	C. Bettis (2–2)		3,692	12–2		^[16]
Mar. 16	at Oral Roberts*	No. 4	J. L. Johnson Stadium Tulsa, Oklahoma	W 6–4	G. Holle (2–0)	M. Guest (1–1)	T. Lockwood (1)	613	13–2		^[17]
Mar. 18	BYU	No. 4	Lupton Stadium	W 13–6	S. Maxwell (4–0)	J. Shutt (1–3)		2,750	14–2	1–0	^[18]
Mar. 19	BYU	No. 4	Lupton Stadium	W 11–3	M. Purke (3–0)	M. Neil (2–2)		2,948	15–2	2–0	^[19]
Mar. 19	BYU	No. 4	Lupton Stadium	L 4–5	C. Capper (1–0)	T. Appleby (1–1)	D. McKnight (3)	DH	15–3	2–1	^[20]
Mar. 22	at Dallas Baptist*	No. 5	Patriot Field Dallas, Texas	L 7–8	B. Williamson (5–0)	T. Lockwood (1–1)			15–4		^[21]
Mar. 23	Texas State*	No. 5	Lupton Stadium	W 4–0	P. Gerrish (1–1)	B. Borski (1–4)	T. Appleby (1)	2,764	16–4		^[22]
Mar. 26	at Air Force	No. 5	Falcon Baseball Field Colorado Springs, Colorado	L 11–14	A. Truesdale (1–4)	T. Lockwood (1–2)	E. Abrecht (1)		16–5	2–2	^[23]
Mar. 28	at Air Force	No. 5	Falcon Baseball Field	W 20–6	K. Winkler (4–0)	K. Koehler (1–2)			17–5	3–2	^[24]
Mar. 28	at Air Force	Game halted in 7th inning; remainder of game played May 14^{[lower-alpha 1]}									^[25]
Mar. 30	UT Arlington*	No. 11	Lupton Stadium	W 10–3	T. Lockwood (2–2)	M. Picca (1–2)		2,651	18–5		^[26]

April (14–4)
Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att.	Record	MWC	Ref
Apr. 1	San Diego State	No. 11	Lupton Stadium	W 4–1	T. Appleby (2–1)	R. Alcala (0–2)		2,648	19–5	4–2	^[27]
Apr. 2	San Diego State	No. 11	Lupton Stadium	W 11–5	T. Lockwood (3–2)	B. Crabb (2–3)		3,056	20–5	5–2	^[28]
Apr. 3	San Diego State	No. 11	Lupton Stadium	L 1–3	J. Pecoraro (1–1)	K. Merck (1–1)		3,071	20–6	5–3	^[29]
Apr. 6	No. 12 Oklahoma*	No. 11	Lupton Stadium	L 2–3	J. Erben (6–0)	P. Gerrish (1–2)	R. Duke (9)	3,924	20–7		^[30]
Apr. 9	at Houston*	No. 11	Schroeder Park Houston, Texas	W 15–1	M. Purke (4–0)	W. Kankel (1–3)		1,214	21–7		^[31]
Apr. 10	at Houston*	No. 11	Schroeder Park	W 6–1	K. Winkler (5–0)	M. Creel (2–3)	T. Lockwood (2)	1,426	22–7		^[32]
Apr. 11	at Houston*	No. 11	Schroeder Park	W 12–2	S. Maxwell (5–0)	M. Goodnight (4–4)		1,243	23–7		^[33]
Apr. 13	Texas A&M*	No. 10	Lupton Stadium	W 6–1	T. Lockwood (4–2)	N. Fleece (1–1)		4,375	24–7		^[34]
Apr. 15	at BYU	No. 10	Larry H. Miller Field Provo, Utah	W 14–8	M. Purke (5–0)	M. Neil (3–4)		1,103	25–7	6–3	^[35]
Apr. 16	at BYU	No. 10	Larry H. Miller Field	W 12–1	K. Winkler (6–0)	C. Nyberg (0–3)		1,237	26–7	7–3	^[36]
Apr. 17	at BYU	No. 10	Larry H. Miller Field	W 6–5 (11)	K. Merck (2–1)	J. Shutt (3–5)		1,098	27–7	8–3	^[37]
Apr. 19	Dallas Baptist*	Game cancelled
Apr. 20	at Oklahoma*	No. 8	L. Dale Mitchell Baseball Park Norman, Oklahoma	L 3–8	M. Rocha (5–1)	P. Gerrish (1–3)		1,181	27–8		^[38]
Apr. 23	UNLV	No. 8	Lupton Stadium	W 15–5	M. Purke (6–0)	T. Peters (4–3)		2,574	28–8	9–3	^[39]
Apr. 24	UNLV	No. 8	Lupton Stadium	W 9–8	T. Lockwood (5–2)	G. DeWeese (1–2)		3,024	29–8	10–3	^[40]
Apr. 25	UNLV	No. 8	Lupton Stadium	W 7–1	S. Maxwell (6–0)	M. Hutchison (4–3)		3,217	30–8	11–3	^[41]
Apr. 27	Baylor*	No. 5	Lupton Stadium	W 5–4 (10)	M. Purke (7–0)	B. Pinckard (1–2)		3,768	31–8		^[42]
Apr. 28	at Baylor*	No. 5	Baylor Ballpark Waco, Texas	L 4–14	W. Kempf (5–2)	G. Holle (2–1)		2,776	31–9		^[43]
Apr. 30	at Utah	No. 5	Lindquist Field Ogden, Utah	W 11–6	M. Purke (8–0)	J. Whatcott (4–6)		350	32–9	12–3	^[44]

May (11–2)
Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att.	Record	MWC	Ref
May 1	at Utah	No. 5	Lupton Stadium	W 11–4	K. Winkler (7–0)	R. Anton (6–3)		135	33–9	13–3	^[45]
May 2	at Utah	No. 5	Lupton Stadium	W 8–2	S. Maxwell (7–0)	B. Card (2–3)		235	34–9	14–3	^[46]
May 7	at New Mexico	No. 4	Isotopes Park Albuquerque, New Mexico	W 3–2	M. Purke (9–0)	R. Jaramillo (3–2)	T. Lockwood (3)	1,950	35–9	15–3	^[47]
May 8	at New Mexico	No. 4	Isotopes Park	L 2–3	W. Kesler (5–1)	K. Winkler (7–1)		3,026	35–10	15–4	^[48]
May 9	at New Mexico	No. 4	Isotopes Park	W 26–4	S. Maxwell (8–0)	K. Toves (4–2)		1,935	36–10	16–4	^[49]
May 12	at No. 29 Texas State*	No. 4	Bobcat Ballpark San Marcos, Texas	W 10–5	T. Appleby (2–1)	B. Borski (1–8)		1,163	37–10		^[50]
May 14	at Air Force	No. 4	Falcon Baseball Field^{[lower-alpha 1]}	W 19–17 (12)	M. Purke (10–0)	E. Abrecht (1–6)		156	38–10	17–4	^[51]
May 14	Air Force	No. 4	Lupton Stadium	W 8–2	K. Winkler (8–1)	A. Truesdale (2–8)		2,685	39–10	18–4	^[52]
May 15	Air Force	No. 4	Lupton Stadium	L 2–4	K. Koehler (3–8)	S. Maxwell (8–1)	S. Carley (1)	2,912	39–11	18–5	^[53]
May 16	Air Force	No. 4	Lupton Stadium	W 5–3	T. Lockwood (6–2)	A. Baker (0–4)	K. Merck (3)	3,404	40–11	19–5	^[54]
May 18	at UTSA*	Game cancelled									^[55]
May 20	Cal State Bakersfield*	No. 6	Lupton Stadium	W 13–1	M. Purke (11–0)	M. Jannis (4–4)		4,280	41–11		^[56]
May 21	Cal State Bakersfield*	No. 6	Lupton Stadium	W 12–0	K. Winkler (9–1)	B. Van Dam (0–3)		2,872	42–11		^[57]
May 22	Cal State Bakersfield*	No. 6	Lupton Stadium	W 7–0	S. Maxwell (9–1)	M. McCarthy (5–5)		2,711	43–11		^[58]

Postseason (11–3)

Mountain West Conference Baseball Tournament (3–0)
Date	Opponent	Rank (Seed)	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att.	Record	MWCT	Ref
May 26	vs. (6) Utah	No. 6 (1)	Tony Gwynn Stadium San Diego, California	W 13–2	M. Purke (12–0)	J. Whatcott (5–9)		562	44–11	1–0	^[59]
May 27	vs. (5) UNLV	No. 6 (1)	Tony Gwynn Stadium	W 5–2	K. Winkler (10–1)	B. Gilbertson (1–2)		504	45–11	2–0	^[60]
May 28	vs. (2) New Mexico	No. 6 (1)	Tony Gwynn Stadium	W 2–0	S. Maxwell (10–1)	J. Oatman (0–1)	T. Lockwood (4)	385	46–11	3–0	^[61]

Fort Worth Regional (3–0)
Date	Opponent	Rank (Seed)	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att.	Record	NCAAT	Ref
June 4	(4) Lamar*	No. 5 (1)	Lupton Stadium	W 16–3	K. Winkler (11–1)	M. Smith (10–4)	G. Holle (1)	3,135	47–11	1–0	^[62]
June 5	(3) Arizona*	No. 5 (1)	Lupton Stadium	W 11–5	M. Purke (13–0)	K. Simon (8–6)	T. Lockwood (5)	3,160	48–11	2–0	^[63]
June 6	(2) Baylor*	No. 5 (1)	Lupton Stadium	W 9–0	S. Maxwell (11–1)	C. Fritsch (5–4)		3,148	49–11	3–0	^[64]

Austin Super Regional (2–1)
Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att.	Record	NCAAT	Ref
June 11	at No. 2 (2) Texas*	No. 5	UFCU Disch–Falk Field Austin, Texas	W 3–1	M. Purke (14–0)	C. Green (11–2)	T. Lockwood (6)	7,312	50–11	4–0	^[65]
June 12	at No. 2 (2) Texas*	No. 5	UFCU Disch–Falk Field	L 1–14	T. Jungmann (8–3)	S. Maxwell (11–2)		7,315	50–12	4–1	^[66]
June 13	at No. 2 (2) Texas*	No. 5	UFCU Disch–Falk Field	W 4–1	K. Winkler (12–1)	B. Workman (12–2)	T. Lockwood (7)	7,356	51–12	5–1	^[67]

College World Series (3–2)
Date	Opponent	Rank	Site/Stadium	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Att.	Record	CWS	Ref
June 19	vs. No. 7 Florida State*	No. 3	Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha, Nebraska	W 8–1	M. Purke (15–0)	S. Gilmartin (9–8)		23,649	52–12	1–0	^[68]
June 21	vs. 2 UCLA*	No. 4	Rosenblatt Stadium	L 3–6	G. Cole (11–3)	K. Winkler (12–2)	D. Klein (10)	23,345	52–13	1–1	^[69]
June 23	vs. No. 7 Florida State*	No.	Rosenblatt Stadium	W 11–7	E. Miller (1–0)	M. McGee (4–1)		22,541	53–13	2–1	^[70]
June 25	vs. No. 2 UCLA*	No. 3	Rosenblatt Stadium	W 6–2	M. Purke (16–0)	R. Rasmussen (11–2)	T. Lockwood (8)	22,334	54–13	3–1	^[71]
June 26	vs. No. 2 UCLA*	No. 3	Rosenblatt Stadium	L 3–10	T. Bauer (12–3)	K. Winkler (12–3)		10,907	54–14	3–2	^[72]

*Denotes non–conference game • Schedule source

Notes

1 2 The third game against Air Force began on March 28 at Falcon Baseball Field in Colorado Springs, Colorado; however, it was halted due to TCU's travel restrictions and resumed on May 14. The game was finished immediately prior to the first game of a three-game series hosted by TCU; for this reason, the suspended game was finished at Lupton Stadium in Fort Worth but is still listed as being played in Colorado Springs.

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↑ "TCU Claims Tournament Championship With 2-0 Win". TCU Athletics.
↑ "Frogs Roll In 16-3 Lopsided Win Against Lamar". TCU Athletics.
↑ "Weik, Purke Lead Frogs to 11-5 Victory Over Arizona". TCU Athletics.
↑ "Maxwell's Gem Leads Horned Frogs to Regional Championship". TCU Athletics.
↑ "TCU Tallies 50th Win, Tops Texas 3-1". TCU Athletics.
↑ "Errors Prove Costly As Texas Evens Series". TCU Athletics.
↑ "Omaha Bound! Frogs Eliminate Texas, 4-1". TCU Athletics.
↑ "TCU Opens CWS With 8-1 Win Over Florida State". TCU Athletics.
↑ "TCU's Rally Falls Short In 6-3 Loss To UCLA". TCU Athletics.
↑ "Curry Rallies TCU In Grand Fashion". TCU Athletics.
↑ "TCU Lives To See Another Day, Tops UCLA 6-2". TCU Athletics.
↑ "TCU Sees Record-Breaking Season Come To An End". TCU Athletics.

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[Air_Force-25] 1 2 The third game against Air Force began on March 28 at Falcon Baseball Field in Colorado Springs, Colorado; however, it was halted due to TCU's travel restrictions and resumed on May 14. The game was finished immediately prior to the first game of a three-game series hosted by TCU; for this reason, the suspended game was finished at Lupton Stadium in Fort Worth but is still listed as being played in Colorado Springs.

[1] "Mountain West Conference Baseball Final Standings". themwc.com. Retrieved July 3, 2012.

[2] "No. 11 TCU Shuts Out Sam Houston State, 4-0". TCU Athletics.

[3] "No. 11 TCU Wins Offensive Affair, 12-7". TCU Athletics.

[4] "Frogs Complete Sweep, Top Bearkats 15-2". TCU Athletics.

[5] "Wednesday's Baseball Game Postponed". TCU Athletics.

[6] "No. 9 TCU Battles For 5-2 Victory At No. 6 Cal State Fullerton". TCU Athletics.

[7] "No. 9 TCU Suffers First Loss of Season". TCU Athletics.

[8] "No. 9 TCU Takes Rubber Match With 8-1 Victory". TCU Athletics.

[9] "Coats Powers No. 7 TCU to 17-12 Win Over UTSA". TCU Athletics.

[10] "No. 7 TCU Handles Texas Tech, Wins Classic Opener 11-2". TCU Athletics.

[11] "No. 7 TCU Earns 4-3 Extra Inning Win Over Missouri". TCU Athletics.

[12] "No. 9 Rice Rallies To Defeat No. 7 TCU, 5-4". TCU Athletics.

[13] "No. 7 TCU Explodes For 15-2 Win At UT Arlington". TCU Athletics.

[14] "No. 7 TCU Ekes Out 8-7 Win Over Texas Tech". TCU Athletics.

[15] "Purke and Pharr Lead No. 7 TCU To 9-1 Victory". TCU Athletics.

[16] "No. 7 TCU Holds On For Sweep Of Texas Tech". TCU Athletics.

[17] "No. 4 TCU Overcomes Oral Roberts, 6-4". TCU Athletics.

[18] "#4 TCU Opens League Play With 13-6 Win Over BYU". TCU Athletics.

[19] "No. 4 TCU Makes It Six In A Row With 11-3 Win". TCU Athletics.

[20] "Errors Prove Costly In 5-4 Loss To BYU". TCU Athletics.

[21] "Two Out Runs Doom No. 5 TCU In Loss". TCU Athletics.

[22] "Complete Effort Leads No. 5 TCU To Victory". TCU Athletics.

[23] "Air Force Outslugs No. 5 TCU, 14-11". TCU Athletics.

[24] "Bats Power No. 5 TCU to 20-6 Victory Over Air Force". TCU Athletics.

[26] "Air Force Drops Game One of DH To #5 TCU; Time Limit Halts Game Two". Air Force Academy Athletics.

[27] "No. 11 TCU Handles UT Arlington, 10-3". TCU Athletics.

[28] "Execution Leads To Big Win For No. 11 TCU". TCU Athletics.

[29] "Offensive Surge Leads No. 11 TCU To Victory". TCU Athletics.

[30] "San Diego State Silences TCU In A 3-1 Loss". TCU Athletics.

[31] "No. 12 Oklahoma Hands No. 11 TCU 4-2 Loss". TCU Athletics.

[32] "Offensive Surge Leads TCU To 15-1 Victory Over Houston". TCU Athletics.

[33] "No. 11 TCU Capitalizes in 6-1 Victory". TCU Athletics.

[34] "No. 11 TCU Dominates in Sweep of Houston". TCU Athletics.

[35] "No. 10 TCU Rolls Past Texas A&M 6-1". TCU Athletics.

[36] "No. 10 TCU Runs Streak To Five, Tops BYU 14-8". TCU Athletics.

[37] "Winkler Dominates As No. 10 TCU Cruises Past BYU, 12-1". TCU Athletics.

[38] "Extra Inning Victory Leads No. 10 TCU To Sweep". TCU Athletics.

[39] "Oklahoma Snaps TCU's Win Streak, 8-3". TCU Athletics.

[40] "Late Charge Leads No. 8 TCU Past UNLV, 15-5". TCU Athletics.

[41] "Curry's Blast Sends No. 8 TCU To Victory 9-8". TCU Athletics.

[42] "No. 8 TCU Dominates In Sweep of UNLV, Wins 7-1". TCU Athletics.

[43] "No. 5 TCU Rallies For 5-4 Extra-Inning Win Over Baylor". TCU Athletics.

[44] "TCU Stumbles At Baylor, 14-4". TCU Athletics.

[45] "No. 5 TCU Opens Series With 11-6 Victory Over Utah". TCU Athletics.

[46] "Frogs Take Series With 11-4 Victory Over Utah". TCU Athletics.

[47] "No. 5 TCU Sweeps Away Utah, 8-2". TCU Athletics.

[48] "No. 4 TCU Holds On For 3-2 Win Over New Mexico". TCU Athletics.

[49] "TCU's Late Rally Falls Short In 3-2 Loss". TCU Athletics.

[50] "No. 4 TCU Explodes In 26-4 Victory". TCU Athletics.

[51] "Witte's Career Night Guides TCU Past Texas State, 10-5". TCU Athletics.

[52] "No. 4 TCU Rallies To Win Suspended Game; Clinches MWC Title". TCU Athletics.

[53] "No. 4 TCU Rolls Past Air Force, 8-2". TCU Athletics.

[54] "Air Force Stymies TCU In 4-2 Loss". TCU Athletics.

[55] "TCU Rallies For 5-3 Victory Over Air Force; Picks Up Win No. 40". TCU Athletics.

[56] "Baseball Game At UT San Antonio Canceled". TCU Athletics.

[57] "No. 6 TCU Rolls to 13-1 Victory Thursday". TCU Athletics.

[58] "Dominating Effort Leads No. 6 TCU To 12-0 Victory". TCU Athletics.

[59] "TCU Sends Seniors Out In Style; Sweeps Roadrunners". TCU Athletics.

[60] "No. 6 TCU Opens Tournament Play With 13-2 Victory". TCU Athletics.

[61] "No. 6 TCU Advances To Title Game With 5-2 Win". TCU Athletics.

[62] "TCU Claims Tournament Championship With 2-0 Win". TCU Athletics.

[63] "Frogs Roll In 16-3 Lopsided Win Against Lamar". TCU Athletics.

[64] "Weik, Purke Lead Frogs to 11-5 Victory Over Arizona". TCU Athletics.

[65] "Maxwell's Gem Leads Horned Frogs to Regional Championship". TCU Athletics.

[66] "TCU Tallies 50th Win, Tops Texas 3-1". TCU Athletics.

[67] "Errors Prove Costly As Texas Evens Series". TCU Athletics.

[68] "Omaha Bound! Frogs Eliminate Texas, 4-1". TCU Athletics.

[69] "TCU Opens CWS With 8-1 Win Over Florida State". TCU Athletics.

[70] "TCU's Rally Falls Short In 6-3 Loss To UCLA". TCU Athletics.

[71] "Curry Rallies TCU In Grand Fashion". TCU Athletics.

[72] "TCU Lives To See Another Day, Tops UCLA 6-2". TCU Athletics.

[73] "TCU Sees Record-Breaking Season Come To An End". TCU Athletics.

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v t e TCU Horned Frogs baseball
Venues	TCU Diamond (1962–2002) Lupton Stadium (2003–present)
People	Head coaches Players
Seasons	1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
College World Series appearances in italics

2010 TCU Horned Frogs baseball

Mountain West regular season champion Mountain West Tournament champion Fort Worth Regional champion Austin Super Regional champion
College World Series, 3rd (tie)
Conference	Mountain West Conference
CB	No. 3
Record	54–14 (19–5 MWC)
Head coach	Jim Schlossnagle (7th season)
Home stadium	Lupton Stadium
Seasons ← 2009 2011 →

2010 Mountain West Conference baseball standings
v t e	Conf				Overall
Team	W		L	PCT	W		L	PCT
No. 3 TCU ‍†‍‡‍^y	19	–	5	.792	54	–	14	.794
New Mexico ‍‍‍^y	14	–	8	.636	38	–	22	.633
San Diego State ‍‍‍	13	–	11	.542	28	–	28	.500
BYU ‍‍‍	12	–	12	.500	27	–	31	.466
UNLV ‍‍‍	11	–	13	.458	29	–	29	.500
Utah ‍‍‍	10	–	13	.435	23	–	28	.451
Air Force ‍‍‍	3	–	20	.130	13	–	42	.236

† – Conference champion ‡ – Tournament champion y – Invited to the 2010 NCAA Division I baseball tournament As of June 30, 2010^[1] Rankings from Collegiate Baseball

2010 TCU Horned Frogs baseball team

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