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Austin Peay Governors Baseball hits the road to face Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders TuesdayAustin Peay Governors vs. Middle TennesseeTuesday, February 19th, 2013 | 3:00pm (CT)
It is one of just two road games in the Govs’ first 17 outings to begin the season. ![]() Sophomore Dylan Riner had six hits in the Govs series against Iowa, last weekend. (Courtesy: Austin Peay Sports Information) The Blue Raiders took the first two games of its series with Mid-American Conference member Ball State before dropping the Sunday finale. Governors Quick Hits
Sophomore outfielder Dylan Riner led the Govs offense with a 6-for-9, 3 RBI performance on the weekend. He was joined by junior outfielder Rolando Gautier (3-for-9) as the only Govs to record a hit in each game of the series.
Junior second baseman Jordan Hankins was hit by a pitch three times and finished the weekend 1-for-9 at the plate. Senior shortstop Reed Harper hit his first home run in 29 games, Sunday, and finished 2-for-11 in the series. Austin Peay posted a 40-24 record last season and won a share of its second straight Ohio Valley Conference regular-season title with a 19-7 league mark. APSU won a second straight OVC Tournament crown despite losing its opening game. The Govs were seeded in the NCAA Tournament’s Eugene Regional and, after a tourney-opening 6-5 loss to host Oregon, APSU shutout both Indiana State and Cal State Fullerton before falling to Oregon in the regional final. The Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
MTSU senior starting pitcher Hunter Adkins picked up Friday’s season-opening win after throwing eight shutout innings, allowing four hits and two walks while striking out seven… senior reliever Joey McClung picked up Saturday’s win after the Blue Raiders used a six-run seventh inning to rally for the 11-6 win. MTSU returns an impressive 30 letterwinners from last season’s squad that posted a 31-28 overall record and finished seventh in the Sun Belt race at 14-16. Among those returnees are 14 pitchers and six defensive starters. Govs Ranked No. 22 In Mid-Major PollAustin Peay remains ranked No. 22 in the CollegeBaseballDaily.com Mid-Major Top 25 Poll. The group around the Govs includes No. 20 Notre Dame, No. 21 Elon, No. 23 Pittsburgh and No. 24 Georgia Southern. Belmont continues to receive votes in this week’s poll and was the second team listed outside the top 25. Govs In Hostile TerritoryThe Govs have not fared as well as the visitor since 2000, winning just 45.0 percent (145-177 record) of the time in true road contests. Austin Peay has just five .500-or-better road campaigns in the last 11 seasons. Four of their OVC Championships (2004, ‘05, ‘07, ‘11 and ‘12) came in years with .500-or-better road records. The Govs other championship (2003) came when they posted a 9-10-1 record on the road. Probable Starting Pitchers
Media CenterLive Stats: www.GoBlueRaiders.com Game NotesSeries: MTSU leads, 127-70 SectionsNewsTopicsA.J. Gaura, APSU, APSU Athletics, APSU Baseball, APSU Men's Baseball, APSU Sports, Austin Peay State University, Ball State, Belmont, Blue Raiders, Cal State Fullerton, Clarksville TN, Cody Hudson, Dylan Riner, Elon, Eugene Regional, Garrett Ring, Georgia Southern, Governors, Govs, Hunter Adkins, Indiana State, Iowa, Joey McClung, Johnny Thomas, Jordan Hankins, Luke Ridenhour, Middle Tennessee, Murfreesboro TN, NCAA tournament, Notre Dame, Ohio Valley Conference, Oregon, OVC, OVC Championships, OVC Tournament, P.J. Torres, Pittsburgh, Reed Harper, Reese Smith Jr. Field, Rolando Gautier, Ryan Ford, Sun Belt Conference, Zach Hall |
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