2012 Alabama Crimson Tide baseball team

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2012 Alabama Crimson Tide baseball
Alabama Crimson Tide logo.svg
Conference Southeastern Conference
DivisionWest
Record21–34 (9–21 SEC)
Head coach
Hitting coach Andy Phillips
Pitching coachDax Norris
Home stadium Sewell-Thomas Stadium
Seasons
←  2011
2013  →
2012 Southeastern Conference baseball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
Eastern
No. 2 South Carolina  x‍‍‍y18–11 .62149–20 .710
No. 6 Florida  ‍‍‍y18–12 .60047–20 .701
No. 19 Kentucky  ‍‍‍y18–12 .60045–18 .714
No. 25 Vanderbilt  ‍‍‍y16–14 .53335–28 .556
Georgia  ‍‍‍14–15 .48331–26 .544
Tennessee  ‍‍‍8–22 .26724–31 .436
Western
No. 11 LSU  x‍†‍‍y19–11 .63347–18 .723
No. 3 Arkansas  ‍‍‍y16–14 .53346–22 .676
Mississippi State  ‍‍‡‍y16–14 .53340–24 .625
Ole Miss  ‍‍‍y14–16 .46737–26 .587
Auburn  ‍‍‍13–17 .43331–28 .525
Alabama  ‍‍‍9–21 .30021–34 .382
x – Division champion
† – Conference champion
‡ – Tournament champion
y – Invited to the NCAA tournament
As of June 26, 2012 [1]
Rankings from Coaches' Poll

The 2012 Alabama Crimson Tide baseball team represented the University of Alabama in the 2012 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Crimson Tide play their home games in Sewell-Thomas Stadium.

Contents

Personnel

2012 Roster

2012 Alabama Crimson Tide roster
 

Pitchers

  • 11 Trey Pilkington - Junior
  • 16 Cary Baxter - Redshirt.svg Freshman
  • 17 Jay Shaw - Redshirt.svg Freshman
  • 20 Taylor Guilbeau - Freshman
  • 21 Adam Windsor - Junior
  • 22 Nathan Kennedy - Senior
  • 26 Justin Kamplain - Freshman
  • 27 Taylor Wolfe - Junior
  • 28 Jake Hubbard - Freshman
  • 29 Charley Sullivan - Junior
  • 33 Jason Zylstra - Senior
  • 35 Jon Keller - Freshman
  • 36 Troy Sutherland - Junior
  • 38 Judson Luther - Redshirt.svg Freshman
  • 44 Tucker Hawley - Junior
  • 50 Kelby Deerman - Junior
  • 55 Ian Gardeck - Junior
 

Catchers

  • 5 Brett Booth - Junior
  • 7 Ben Moore - Freshman

Infielders

  • 3 Kenny Roberts - Junior
  • 9 Jared Reaves - Senior
  • 14 AJ Cole - Freshman
  • 18 Austen Smith - Sophomore
  • 32 Spencer Turnbull - Freshman
  • 39 James Tullidge - Senior
  • 42 Allen Dye - Sophomore
  • 47 Chazz Otwell - Junior
  • 48 Zack Edel - Freshman
 

Outfielders

  • 1 Taylor Dugas - Senior
  • 2 Andrew Miller - Junior
  • 12 Brandt Hendricks - Junior
  • 15 Cameron Carlisle - Junior
  • 31 Windham Jackson - Freshman
  • 40 Jeremiah Tullidge - Sophomore
  • 45 Riley Colburn - Freshman
  • 46 Hunter Gregory - Senior
  • 49 Ryan Blanchard - Freshman

Utility

  • 6 Josh Rosecrans - Senior
  • 10 Jon Kelton - Senior
  • 24 Case Nixon - Sophomore
 

2012 Alabama Crimson Tide Baseball Roster

Coaching Staff

2012 Alabama Crimson Tide baseball coaching staff
  • 8   Mitch Gaspard – Head Coach - 12 years at Alabama (3rd as Head Coach)
  • 13 Andy Phillips – Assistant Coach, Hitting Coach - 2nd year
  • 4   Dax Norris – Assistant Coach, Pitching Coach, Recruiting Coordinator - 6 years
  • 43 Bobby Barbier – Volunteer Coach - 3 years
  • 19 Adam Pavkovich – Fifth-year student assistant coach
  • 25 Josh Sanders – Fifth-year student assistant coach

Schedule and results

2012 Alabama Crimson Tide Baseball Game Log
Regular season
February (4–4)
#DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall recordSEC record
1February 17 Florida Atlantic Sewell-Thomas Stadium 2–5R. Garton (1–0)T. Guilbeau (0–1)M. Sylvestri (1)4,8640–1–
2February 18Florida AtlanticSewell-Thomas Stadium2–9J. Meiers (1–0)C. Sullivan (0–1)K. Alexander (1)3,0730–2–
3February 19Florida AtlanticSewell-Thomas Stadium4–9R. Alvarez (1–0)J. Kamplain (0–1)None3,0430–3–
4February 24 Arkansas–Pine Bluff Sewell-Thomas Stadium14–0T. Guilbeau (1–1)T. Sechler (0–2)None3,1021–3–
5February 25Arkansas–Pine BluffSewell-Thomas Stadium7–0C. Sullivan (1–1)S. Jones (0–2)None3,2022–3–
6February 26Arkansas–Pine BluffSewell-Thomas Stadium9–3J. Kamplain (1–1)M. Newby (0–2)None3,2093–3–
7February 28 South Alabama Sewell-Thomas Stadium4–3J. Hubbard (1–0)K. Bartsch (0–2)I. Gardeck (1)3,0114–3–
8February 29 Southern Miss Pete Taylor Park 2–14A. Pierce (1–1)C. Nixon (0–1)None3,98834–4–
March (5–14)
#DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall recordSEC record
9March 2 Tulane Turchin Stadium 7–9A. Garner (3–0)T. Pilkington (0–1)D. Ponder (2)3,1564–5–
10March 3TulaneTurchin Stadium6–2C. Sullivan (2–1)T. Mapes (0–1)J. Hubbard (1)2,9275–5–
11March 4TulaneTurchin Stadium2–7A. Facundus (2–0)I. Gardeck (0–1)None3,4955–6–
12March 6† Auburn Riverwalk Stadium 3–8J. Jacobs (3–0)S. Turnbull (0–1)J. Bryant (1)7,1295–7–
13March 9 East Carolina Sewell-Thomas Stadium 1–3K. Brandt (3–1)C. Sullivan (2–2)T. Merritt (2)3,3905–8–
14March 10#24 Louisville Sewell-Thomas Stadium7–6J. Hubbard (2–0)M. Koch (0–1)None3,2346–8–
15March 11 Oral Roberts Sewell-Thomas Stadium2–3A. Gonzalez (1–0)J. Hubbard (2–1)M. Rush (2)3,1116–9–
16March 13 Southern Miss Sewell-Thomas Stadium8–3I. Gardeck (1–1)T. Nunez (1–2)None3,0047–9–
17March 14 Samford Sewell-Thomas Stadium6–5C. Otwell (1–0)L. Rutledge (0–1)None3,0718–9–
18March 16#4 Arkansas Baum Stadium 3–412B. Astin (2–0)J. Rosecrans (0–1)None8,5308–100–1
19March 17#4 ArkansasBaum Stadium4–8R. Stanek (5–0)T. Guilbeau (1–2)B. Moore (2)9,6158–110–2
20March 18#4 ArkansasBaum Stadium4–7N. Sanburn (2–1)T. Pilkington (0–2)B. Astin (6)8,4268–120–3
21March 20 Troy Riddle–Pace Field 0–9N. Hill (3–1)C. Baxter (0–1)None2,9368–13–
22March 23#17 Ole Miss Sewell-Thomas Stadium7–11D. Chavez (2–0)I. Gardeck (1–2)None4,1238–140–4
23March 24#17 Ole MissSewell-Thomas Stadium3–2T. Guilbeau (2–2)B. Huber (0–1)None4,2499–141–4
24March 25#17 Ole MissSewell-Thomas Stadium4–8D. Chavez (3–0)S. Turnbull (0–2)None4,0899–151–5
25March 27 UAB Regions Park 0–112J. German (3–0)N. Kennedy (0–1)None2,2249–16–
26March 30 Tennessee Lindsey Nelson Stadium 8–10C. Watson (2–0)J. Shaw (0–1)N. Blount (4)1,9819–171–6
27March 31TennesseeLindsey Nelson Stadium2–4D. Steckenrider (3–0)J. Kamplain (1–2)N. Blount (5)2,0089–181–7
April (8–10)
#DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall recordSEC record
28April 1 Tennessee Lindsey Nelson Stadium 3–5C. Watson (3–0)J. Keller (0–1)N. Blount (6)2,4249–191–8
29April 3 South Alabama Stanky Field 9–5S. Turnbull (1–2)J. Dennis (1–3)None2,35910–19–
30April 6#23 Auburn Sewell-Thomas Stadium 10–6T. Guilbeau (3–2)D. Varnadore (1–4)None5,25811–192–8
31April 7#23 AuburnSewell-Thomas Stadium4–3T. Pilkington (1–0)S. Smith (2–4)None4,54112–193–8
32April 8#23 AuburnSewell-Thomas Stadium6–2J. Keller (1–1)D. Koger (2–2)J. Hubbard (2)3,07413–194–8
33April 10 UAB Sewell-Thomas Stadium1–913–20–
34April 11 SE Louisiana Alumni Field Cancelled
35April 13#4 LSU Alex Box Stadium 2–1013–214–9
36April 14#4 LSUAlex Box Stadium1–713–224–10
37April 15#4 LSUAlex Box Stadium1–513–234–11
38April 17 MS Valley St Sewell-Thomas Stadium8–014–23–
39April 18MS Valley St.Sewell-Thomas Stadium3–814–24–
40April 20 Vanderbilt Sewell-Thomas Stadium6–415–245–11
41April 21VanderbiltSewell-Thomas Stadium8–616–246–11
42April 22VanderbiltSewell-Thomas Stadium7–916–256–12
43April 24 Samford Griffin Stadium 5–417–25–
44April 26#7 South Carolina Carolina Stadium 0–117–266–13
45April 27#7 South CarolinaCarolina Stadium11–1217–276–14
46April 28#7 South CarolinaCarolina Stadium1–917–286–15
May (4–6)
#DateOpponentSite/stadiumScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceOverall recordSEC record
47May 4 Mississippi State Sewell-Thomas Stadium 1–317–296–16
48May 5Mississippi StateSewell-Thomas Stadium2–317–306–17
49May 6Mississippi StateSewell-Thomas Stadium8–718–307–17
50May 11 Kentucky Cliff Hagan Stadium 2–418–317–18
51May 12KentuckyCliff Hagan Stadium6–718–327–19
52May 13KentuckyCliff Hagan Stadium1–818–337–20
53May 15 Troy Sewell-Thomas Stadium10–519–33–
54May 17 Georgia Sewell-Thomas Stadium4–819–347–21
55May 18GeorgiaSewell-Thomas Stadium4–020–348–21
56May 19GeorgiaSewell-Thomas Stadium6–421–349–21
† Indicates the game does not count toward the 2012 Southeastern Conference standings.
*Rankings are based on the team's current ranking in the Baseball America poll the week Alabama faced each opponent.

Awards and honors

Perfect Game USA preseason All-American; 2nd team
Lowe's Senior CLASS Award candidate
SEC Freshman of the Week; March 26
SEC Freshman of the Week; February 27

Alabama Crimson Tide in the 2012 MLB Draft

The following members of the Alabama Crimson Tide baseball program were drafted in the 2012 MLB Draft.

PlayerPositionRoundOverallDate SignedMLB Team
Taylor Dugas OF8th227th6/6/12 New York Yankees
Wade Wass†C13th402ndUnsigned Baltimore Orioles
Ian GardeckRHP16th508th6/12/12 San Francisco Giants
Jackson Stephens†RHP18th562nd6/19/12 Cincinnati Reds
Jared ReavesSS25th783rd6/13/12 Detroit Tigers
Ray Castillo†RHP27th833rdUnsigned Cleveland Indians
Mikey White†SS34th1040thUnsigned New York Mets

† Indicates the player 2012-13 baseball signee

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References

  1. ↑ "Baseball standings" . Retrieved May 21, 2012.
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