2014 Georgia State Panthers baseball team

2014 Sun Belt Conference baseball standings
	† – Conference champion ; ‡ – Tournament champion; y – Invited to the NCAA tournament ; As of June 30, 2014; Rankings from Collegiate Baseball

2014 Georgia State Panthers baseball
2014 Georgia State Panthers baseball
Conference	Sun Belt Conference
Record	25-31 (11-19 SBC)
Head coach	Greg Frady (7th season);
Home stadium	GSU Baseball Complex
	Seasons ← 2013 2015 →

Last updated June 07, 2023

The 2014 Georgia State Panthers baseball team represented Georgia State University in the 2014 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Panthers played their home games at the GSU Baseball Complex. 2014 represents the first year of GSU playing back in the Sun Belt Conference. The Panthers finished the season with a 25-31, going 11-19 in the Sun Belt Conference, going 19-14 at home vs 6-17 away. The Panthers finished 9th in the Sun Belt.

Personnel

2014 Roster

2014 Georgia State Panthers roster

Pitchers

1 David Mayo - Freshman
3 Andrew Fessler - Senior
5 Matt Rose - Sophomore
6 Michael Lelko - Sophomore
11 Aiden McLaughlin - Senior
12 Tyler McClure - Junior
13 Garrett Ford - Sophomore
17 Jerry Stuckey - Junior
18 Conner Stanley - Junior
20 Nathan Bates - Sophomore
21 Ben Burns - Senior
24 Kenny Anderson - Junior
26 Wayne Wages - Sophomore
27 Austin Parrish - Freshman
29 Alex Prescott - Junior
31 Kevin Burgee - Junior
35 Hunter Cash - Senior
47 Sean Wilson - Freshman

Catchers

8 Joey Roach - Sophomore
14 Trae Sweeting - Freshman
19 Zach Moon - Freshman

Infielders

7 Caden Bailey - Junior
9 Chad Prain - Senior
15 David Levy - Junior
22 Nic Wilson - Senior

Outfielders

2 Chris Triplett - Senior
4 James Clements - Junior
16 Ryan Blanton - Freshman
23 Josh Merrigan - Freshman
32 Chase Raffield - Senior

Coaching Staff

2014 Georgia State Panthers baseball coaching staff
10 Greg Frady – Head coach - 7th year 48 Edwin Thompson – Assistant coach - 2nd year 25 Willie Stewart – Assistant coach - 3rd year

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Schedule

2014 Georgia State Panthers baseball game log

Regular season

February

#	Date	Opponent	Venue	Score	Overall record	SBC record
1	February 14	Illinois	GSU Baseball Complex	5-4	1-0	-
2	February 15	Illinois	GSU Baseball Complex	13-19	1-1	-
3	February 16	Illinois	GSU Baseball Complex	10-6	2-1	-
4	February 18	Savannah State	Savannah, GA	7-6	3-1	-
5	February 21	Ole Miss	Oxford, MS	0-3	3-2	-
6	February 22	Ole Miss	Oxford, MS	1-9	3-3	-
7	February 23	Ole Miss	Oxford, MS	6-4	4-3	-
8	February 26	Georgia	Athens, GA	3-2	5-3	-
9	February 28	Northern Kentucky	GSU Baseball Complex	5-6	5-4	-

March

#	Date	Opponent	Venue	Score	Overall record	SBC record
10	March 1	Northern Kentucky	GSU Sports Arena	3-4	5-5	-
11	March 2	Northern Kentucky	GSU Sports Arena	13-2	6-5	-
12	March 4	Kennesaw State	Kennesaw, GA	0-3	6-6	-
13	March 7	Xavier	GSU Baseball Complex	1-16	6-7	-
14	March 8	Xavier	GSU Baseball Complex	10-11	6-8	-
15	March 9	Xavier	GSU Baseball Complex	7-6	7-8	-
16	March 11	Siena	GSU Baseball Complex	15-9	8-8	-
17	March 12	Siena	GSU Baseball Complex	19-5	9-8	-
18	March 14	Western Kentucky	GSU Baseball Complex	6-5	10-8	1-0
19	March 15	Western Kentucky	GSU Baseball Complex	3-4	10-9	1-1
20	March 15	Western Kentucky	GSU Baseball Complex	5-6	10-10	1-2
21	March 19	Georgia Tech	GSU Baseball Complex	4-9	10-11	1-2
22	March 21	#5 Louisiana–Lafayette	Lafayette, LA	3-8	10-11	1-3
23	March 22	Louisiana–Lafayette	Lafayette, LA	6-14	10-13	1-4
24	March 23	Louisiana–Lafayette	Lafayette, LA	3-5	10-14	1-5
25	March 25	Alabama A&M	GSU Baseball Complex	19-3	11-14	1-5
26	March 26	Alabama A&M	GSU Baseball Complex	19-6	12-14	1-5
27	March 28	Troy	GSU Baseball Complex	8-6	13-14	2-5
28	March 29	Troy	GSU Baseball Complex	6-3	14-14	3-5
29	March 30	Troy	GSU Baseball Complex	9-13	14-15	3-6

April

#	Date	Opponent	Venue	Score	Overall record	SBC record
30	April 2	Georgia Tech	Atlanta, GA	3-7	14-16	3-6
31	April 4	Arkansas–Little Rock	Little Rock, AR	7-14	14-17	3-7
32	April 5	Arkansas–Little Rock	Little Rock, AR	3-2	15-17	4-7
33	April 6	Arkansas–Little Rock	Little Rock, AR	2-9	15-18	4-8
34	April 9	Mercer	GSU Baseball Complex	8-7	16-18	4-8
35	April 11	Texas–Arlington	GSU Baseball Complex	11-10	17-18	5-8
36	April 12	Texas–Arlington	GSU Baseball Complex	3-6	17-19	5-9
37	April 13	Texas–Arlington	GSU Baseball Complex	4-6	17-20	5-10
-	April 15	Kennesaw State	GSU Baseball Complex	Cancelled	-	-
38	April 18	Texas State	San Marcos, TX	1-8	17-21	5-11
39	April 19	Texas State	San Marcos	2-4	17-22	5-12
40	April 20	Texas State	San Marcos	1-4	17-23	5-13
41	April 22	Oglethorpe	GSU Baseball Complex	18-2	18-23	5-13
42	April 23	Savannah State	GSU Baseball Complex	12-6	19-23	5-13
43	April 25	Arkansas State	GSU Baseball Complex	5-1	20-23	6-13
44	April 26	Arkansas State	GSU Baseball Complex	7-6	21-23	7-13
45	April 27	Arkansas State	GSU Baseball Complex	6-10	21-24	7-14

May

#	Date	Opponent	Venue	Score	Overall record	SBC record
46	May 2	South Alabama	GSU Baseball Complex	1-8	21-25	7-15
47	May 3	South Alabama	GSU Baseball Complex	7-4	22-25	8-15
48	May 4	South Alabama	GSU Baseball Complex	15-10	23-25	9-15
49	May 7	Kennesaw State	GSU Baseball Complex	6-11	23-26	9-15
50	May 9	Louisiana–Monroe	Monroe, LA	6-5	24-26	10-15
51	May 10	Louisiana–Monroe	Monroe, LA	6-10	24-27	10-16
52	May 11	Louisiana–Monroe	Monroe, LA	1-11	24-28	10-17
53	May 13	Mercer	Macon, GA	5-6	24-29	10-17
54	May 15	Western Kentucky	Bowling Green, KY	1-10	24-30	10-18
55	May 16	Western Kentucky	Bowling Green, KY	1-2	24-31	10-19
56	May 17	Western Kentucky	Bowling Green, KY	5-4	25-31	11-19

Post-season

SBC Baseball Tournament

#	Date	Opponent	Site/stadium	Score	Overall record	SBC record	SBC Tournament record
57	NA	Did not qualify	Mobile, AL	-	-	-	-

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References

↑ "2014 Standings". Sun Belt Conference. Retrieved October 26, 2014.
↑ "Baseball - 2014 Coaches". Georgia State Athletics. Retrieved 14 January 2014.
↑ "Baseball - 2014 Schedule". Georgia State University Athletics. Retrieved 2013-01-14.

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[1] "2014 Standings". Sun Belt Conference. Retrieved October 26, 2014.

[2] "Baseball - 2014 Coaches". Georgia State Athletics. Retrieved 14 January 2014.

[3] "Baseball - 2014 Schedule". Georgia State University Athletics. Retrieved 2013-01-14.

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2014 Sun Belt Conference baseball standings
v t e	Conf				Overall
Team	W		L	PCT	W		L	PCT
No. 9 Louisiana–Lafayette ‍†‍‡‍^y	26	–	4	.867	58	–	10	.853
Texas–Arlington ‍‍‍	19	–	11	.633	32	–	26	.552
Arkansas State ‍‍‍	18	–	12	.600	32	–	26	.552
Texas State ‍‍‍	16	–	14	.533	30	–	28	.517
WKU ‍‍‍	15	–	15	.500	29	–	28	.509
Troy ‍‍‍	11	–	18	.379	25	–	32	.439
South Alabama ‍‍‍	11	–	18	.379	22	–	33	.400
Arkansas–Little Rock ‍‍‍	11	–	19	.367	25	–	29	.463
Georgia State ‍‍‍	11	–	19	.367	25	–	31	.446
Louisiana–Monroe ‍‍‍	11	–	19	.367	23	–	36	.390

† – Conference champion ‡ – Tournament champion y – Invited to the NCAA tournament As of June 30, 2014^[1] Rankings from Collegiate Baseball