Friday, March 11
LOUISVILLE, KY
6:15 PM
University of Louisville
vs
NOTRE DAME
Brendan McKay is hitting .333 at the plate and is 3-0 with a 0.43 ERA on the mound.
Louisville-Notre Dame to Play Friday Doubleheader
March 10, 2016 | Baseball
Due to expected inclement weather, No. 4 Cardinals and Fighting Irish begin series with doubleheader Friday at 3 p.m., ET
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The No. 4 Louisville baseball team begins its 30-game Atlantic Coast Conference schedule with a weekend series against Notre Dame, which opens Friday at 3 p.m., ET at Jim Patterson Stadium. Due to expected inclement weather, the teams will play a doubleheader on Friday. The Cardinals and Fighting Irish will conclude the series on Saturday at 1 p.m., and admission is free throughout the weekend. All three games will be televised by ESPN3, while radio coverage will be provided through TuneIn.com on Friday and 93.9 The Ville on Saturday. Live stats for all Louisville baseball games are available at GoCards.com.
ABOUT THE CARDINALS
Ranked No. 4 in the Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball newspaper polls for the second consecutive week, Louisville is riding a season-high five-game winning streak. Offensively, the Cardinals have scored nine or more runs eight times this season and are ranked No. 8 nationally with a .340 team batting average. On the mound, Louisville has three shutouts while allowing two or fewer earned runs in eight of its 12 outings. The pitching staff is ranked 14th nationally with a team ERA of 2.21 and opposing teams are hitting just .175.
ABOUT THE FIGHTING IRISH
Notre Dame enters the weekend at 6-5 overall after splitting four games at last weekend's USA Baseball-Irish Classic. Led by sixth year head coach Mik Aoki, the Fighting Irish have played in a pair of tournaments and dropped the only weekend series losing two of three at Santa Clara on Feb. 19-21. Last year, Notre Dame was 37-23 overall and 17-13 in the ACC. They earned an at-large invitation to the NCAA Championship and was 1-2 in the NCAA Champaign Regional.
SERIES HISTORY
Louisville holds a 19-8 advantage in the all-time series with Notre Dame, which dates back to a single game in 1922. The Cardinals have won six straight games against the Fighting Irish, including a series sweep in South Bend last season. Louisville has earned four straight series victories against Notre Dame.
TIBERI FAST OUT OF THE GATE TO OPEN 2016
Sophomore Blake Tiberi continued his hot start to the season hitting .600 (9-for-15) with a home run, two doubles and seven RBI in four wins on March 2-6. Tiberi had at least two hits in each of the four games while driving in at least one run in each outing. He has hit safely in all 12 games this season, including a team-leading eight multi-hit performances, and is hitting .477 with two home runs and 15 RBI overall.
FEELING AT HOME INSIDE JIM PATTERSON STADIUM
Since opening the gates at Jim Patterson Stadium in 2005, the Cardinals have won more than 76 percent of their games in the ballpark posting a 286-90 record (.760 winning percentage), including a 9-0 mark this season at the corner of Third and Central.
TEAM NOTES AND TRENDS
• Collectively, the Cardinals are hitting .340 with six players hitting .333 or better while starting at least 11 games.
• Louisville has won 149 straight games when entering the ninth inning with a lead dating back to May 2012. The Cardinals were 43-0 last season and 46-0 in 2013 when leading after the eighth.
• The Cardinals are 29-of-31 on stolen bases this season (third nationally) continuing the aggressive approach from head coach Dan McDonnell. Louisville was fourth nationally with 127 stolen bases last season, second in the nation in 2014 with 133 and second in 2013 with 150.
• Conversely, Louisville's opponents are just 3-for-9 on stolen bases this season as Will Smith has allowed just one in five attempts.
• Louisville has allowed two or fewer earned runs in eight of 12 game this season, a feat achieved in 36 of 65 games last season. In 2014, they did it in 40 of 67 games, while in 2013, they accomplished the task in 36 of 65 games.
• The Cardinals are No.1 in the nation in hits allowed per 9 IP surrendering just 5.43.
• Through the 65-game season in 2015, the Louisville bullpen had a 1.82 ERA with a 22-2 record, 229 strikeouts to just 97 walks in 222.0 innings and opposing batters hit only .175.
• From March 21 to April 10 of last season, the Cardinals played 83 consecutive innings against ACC opponents without trailing.
PLAYER NOTES AND TRENDS
• Blake Tiberi has hit safely in all 12 games this season, including eight multi-hit performances. Devin Hairston, Corey Ray, Danny Rosenbaum and Nick Solak have reached base safely in all 12 games this season.
• Tiberi also leads the Cardinals with five multiple-RBI games this season.
• Ray leads the nation with 16 stolen bases (on 17 attempts), ranks third nationally (with Solak) with 19 runs scored, eighth in total bases (41) and 10th in home runs (five).
• Nine of Ray's 16 career home runs have either tied the score or given Louisville a lead.
• Ray was named ACC Player of the Week on Feb. 22 after hitting .667 (6-for-9) with two home runs, seven RBI, nine runs scored and was 6-for-6 on stolen bases in three games against SIU Edwardsville.
• Kyle Funkhouser continues his climb up Louisville's career pitching charts ranking second in wins (28), second in strikeouts (302), third in starts (44) and fourth in innings pitched (303.0). He also holds the school record for single season wins with 13 in 2014.
• Brendan McKay has recorded eight strikeouts in each of his first three starts this season and finished with eight or more strikeouts 10 times in his young career.
• In 14 career appearances on the mound at home (including nine starts), McKay is 9-0 with four saves, a 1.10 ERA and 79 strikeouts in 65.0 innings pitched.
• Solak set a school record for walks in a single game earning five free passes in Louisville's 12-0 win over SIUE on Feb. 20. This season, Solak has 14 walks and a team-leading .561 on-base percentage.
• Solak has hit safely in 10 straight games and has reached base safely in 24 straight games dating back to last season.
• Lincoln Henzman led the Louisville pitchers in appearances last season (28) and that trend has continued in 2016 with five scoreless relief outings. The righty has one save with six strikeouts, no walks and just two hits in 6.0 innings this season.
LOUISVILLE IN NATIONAL POLLS EVERY WEEK SINCE BEGINNING OF 2012
The Louisville baseball program has enjoyed a historic run by remaining in at least one of the major national polls every week since the release of the 2012 preseason rankings -- the longest such span in school history. The unanimous choice as the No. 2 team in the nation in the six national preseason polls, the Cardinals have received a preseason top 10 ranking in four straight seasons (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) and have earned a preseason national ranking in nine straight seasons (2008-2016) overall. The No. 2 ranking was the highest preseason ranking in program history for Louisville, two spots better than their previous preseason high of No. 4 by Baseball America during the 2013 College World Series season. The No. 2 ranking also equaled the best overall ranking in history.
MCKAY NAMED NATIONAL PITCHER OF THE MONTH
Sophomore lefty Brendan McKay was selected as the National Pitcher of the Month for February by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. One of the top two-way players in the nation, McKay has been nearly untouchable to start 2016. The Darlington, Pennsylvania, native boasts a perfect 0.00 ERA in 14 innings across two starts, including a three-hit shutout at No. 21 Ole Miss on Feb. 27. McKay was named ACC Pitcher of the Week for that performance, where he struck out eight Rebels and didn't issue a walk.
CARDINALS OPENED AT HOME FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2010
The three-game sweep of SIU Edwardsville on Feb. 19-21 marked the first time Louisville has opened a season at home since earning a weekend sweep against Bowling Green State in 2010. The Cardinals have opened each of the last seven seasons by winning at least two of their three games during the opening weekend.
LOUISVILLE TABBED AS ACC FAVORITE BY CONFERENCE HEAD COACHES
Louisville was selected as the 2016 ACC preseason favorite in a vote of the conference's 14 head coaches. The Cardinals were a unanimous selection as the team to beat in both the Atlantic Division and in the conference. Louisville, which set an ACC record for conference wins with a 25-5 mark last season, tallied 98 points while Florida State was the second choice in the division with 74 points. NC State was third (72) and was followed by Notre Dame (50), Clemson (46), Wake Forest (35) and Boston College (17). Miami, which reached the College World Series last year, was named by 13 coaches as the favorite in the Coastal Division. Defending national champion Virginia received one vote for first place in the division and was second with 80 points, followed by North Carolina (71), Georgia Tech (58), Duke (38), Virginia Tech (30), and Pitt (18).
FIVE CARDINALS RECEIVE PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA RECOGNITION
Senior pitcher Kyle Funkhouser, junior pitcher Zack Burdi, junior infielder Nick Solak, junior outfielder Corey Ray and sophomore pitcher/first baseman Brendan McKay earned preseason All-America accolades from various organizations for 2016. Burdi, Funkhouser, McKay and Ray were named preseason All-Americans by Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball newspaper, D1Baseball, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and Perfect Game. Additionally, Solak was named as a preseason All-American by D1Baseball and Perfect Game.
CARDINALS ON THE NATIONAL WATCH LISTS
The Louisville baseball program is well represented on the early season watch lists for multiple national awards. Here is the current list of Cardinals on those watch lists:
• GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD WATCH LIST: Kyle Funkhouser, Brendan McKay & Corey Ray
Kyle Funkhouser, Corey Ray and Brendan McKay were named to the 50-player preseason USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award watch list released Feb. 16. Sponsored by Major League Baseball, and presented in partnership with the Rod Dedeaux Foundation, the 39th Golden Spikes Award will be presented on June 30 in Los Angeles to the top amateur baseball player in the country. The preseason watch list features 50 of the nation's top amateur players, from high school and college baseball. The Golden Spikes Award Advisory Board will maintain a rolling list of athletes, allowing players to play themselves into consideration for the award throughout the season. Louisville and Florida lead all schools in representation with three players each on the list. Funkhouser is among four players named to the preseason watch list for the second consecutive year, while McKay is one of just two players on the watch list who were also named as semifinalists for the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award in 2015.
• STOPPER OF THE YEAR AWARD WATCH LIST: Zack Burdi
Zack Burdi was named on Feb. 15 to the initial watch list for the 12th annual National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year Award, given annually to the top relief pitcher in NCAA Division I baseball. The 2016 Stopper of the Year Watch List will be updated with a midseason release on Wednesday, April 27, including the national saves leaders. At the conclusion of the regular season, the Division I national saves leader and four other relief pitching standouts will be selected as finalists and released Wednesday, June 8, prior to start of NCAA Super Regional competition. The NCBWA's All-America Committee will select the winner, with this year's recipient to be announced at the 2016 College World Series. Previous winners of the award include former Louisville standout and 2014 recipient Nick Burdi, older brother of Zack.
• JOHNNY BENCH AWARD WATCH LIST: Will Smith
Will Smith was named March 9 to the official watch list for the 2016 Johnny Bench Award as announced by the Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission. The award is given annually to the top NCAA Division I catcher. The watch list will be narrowed to the semifinalists on May 18, 2016. Ballots will be sent to the national voting panel at the end of May for a vote to determine the three finalists. The finalists will be announced June 6, 2016. A final vote among the national committee will occur during the College World Series. All finalists will be brought to Wichita and the winner will be announced at the 19th Annual Greater Wichita Sports Banquet on June 30, 2016.
BURDI, SMITH AND SOLAK NAMED TEAM CAPTAINS FOR 2016
Junior righthanded pitcher Zack Burdi, junior catcher Will Smith and junior infielder Nick Solak were chosen by Louisville players and coaches as team captains for the Cardinals baseball team in 2016. Burdi was a Third Team Louisville Slugger All-American and All-ACC First Team selection last season while earning a 6-1 record with nine saves and a 0.92 ERA in 20 relief appearances. Smith started 47 games behind the plate in 2015 hitting .242 with two home runs and 15 RBI. Solak emerged as one of Louisville's top offensive players in 2015 hitting .324 with three home runs, 40 RBI, 15 doubles and 18 stolen bases while starting all 65 games.
ABOUT THE CARDINALS
| GAME DAY INFORMATION (Promotions) #4 Louisville vs. Notre Dame Location: Louisville, Ky. Venue: Jim Patterson Stadium (4,000) Twitter Updates: @UofLBaseball Series History: Louisville leads 19-8 Game Notes: Louisville | Notre Dame Friday, March 11 | 3:00 p.m. ET | Live Stats TV: ESPN3 (Watch) | Radio: TuneIn App (Listen) LOU: Sr. RHP Kyle Funkhouser (2-1, 5.74 ERA) ND: Jr. RHP Ryan Smoyer (1-2, 2.75 ERA) Friday, March 11 | 6:15 p.m. ET | Live Stats TV: ESPN3 (Watch) | Radio: 93.9 The Ville (Listen) LOU: So. LHP Brendan McKay (3-0, 0.43 ERA) ND: So. RHP Brandon Bielak (0-0, 5.00 ERA) Saturday, March 12 | 1:00 p.m. ET | Live Stats TV: ESPN3 (Watch) | Radio: 93.9 The Ville (Listen) LOU: Jr. LHP Drew Harrington (2-1, 2.08 ERA) ND: So. LHP Sean Guenther (1-1, 3.71 ERA) |
Ranked No. 4 in the Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball newspaper polls for the second consecutive week, Louisville is riding a season-high five-game winning streak. Offensively, the Cardinals have scored nine or more runs eight times this season and are ranked No. 8 nationally with a .340 team batting average. On the mound, Louisville has three shutouts while allowing two or fewer earned runs in eight of its 12 outings. The pitching staff is ranked 14th nationally with a team ERA of 2.21 and opposing teams are hitting just .175.
ABOUT THE FIGHTING IRISH
Notre Dame enters the weekend at 6-5 overall after splitting four games at last weekend's USA Baseball-Irish Classic. Led by sixth year head coach Mik Aoki, the Fighting Irish have played in a pair of tournaments and dropped the only weekend series losing two of three at Santa Clara on Feb. 19-21. Last year, Notre Dame was 37-23 overall and 17-13 in the ACC. They earned an at-large invitation to the NCAA Championship and was 1-2 in the NCAA Champaign Regional.
SERIES HISTORY
Louisville holds a 19-8 advantage in the all-time series with Notre Dame, which dates back to a single game in 1922. The Cardinals have won six straight games against the Fighting Irish, including a series sweep in South Bend last season. Louisville has earned four straight series victories against Notre Dame.
TIBERI FAST OUT OF THE GATE TO OPEN 2016
Sophomore Blake Tiberi continued his hot start to the season hitting .600 (9-for-15) with a home run, two doubles and seven RBI in four wins on March 2-6. Tiberi had at least two hits in each of the four games while driving in at least one run in each outing. He has hit safely in all 12 games this season, including a team-leading eight multi-hit performances, and is hitting .477 with two home runs and 15 RBI overall.
FEELING AT HOME INSIDE JIM PATTERSON STADIUM
Since opening the gates at Jim Patterson Stadium in 2005, the Cardinals have won more than 76 percent of their games in the ballpark posting a 286-90 record (.760 winning percentage), including a 9-0 mark this season at the corner of Third and Central.
TEAM NOTES AND TRENDS
• Collectively, the Cardinals are hitting .340 with six players hitting .333 or better while starting at least 11 games.
• Louisville has won 149 straight games when entering the ninth inning with a lead dating back to May 2012. The Cardinals were 43-0 last season and 46-0 in 2013 when leading after the eighth.
• The Cardinals are 29-of-31 on stolen bases this season (third nationally) continuing the aggressive approach from head coach Dan McDonnell. Louisville was fourth nationally with 127 stolen bases last season, second in the nation in 2014 with 133 and second in 2013 with 150.
• Conversely, Louisville's opponents are just 3-for-9 on stolen bases this season as Will Smith has allowed just one in five attempts.
• Louisville has allowed two or fewer earned runs in eight of 12 game this season, a feat achieved in 36 of 65 games last season. In 2014, they did it in 40 of 67 games, while in 2013, they accomplished the task in 36 of 65 games.
• The Cardinals are No.1 in the nation in hits allowed per 9 IP surrendering just 5.43.
• Through the 65-game season in 2015, the Louisville bullpen had a 1.82 ERA with a 22-2 record, 229 strikeouts to just 97 walks in 222.0 innings and opposing batters hit only .175.
• From March 21 to April 10 of last season, the Cardinals played 83 consecutive innings against ACC opponents without trailing.
PLAYER NOTES AND TRENDS
• Blake Tiberi has hit safely in all 12 games this season, including eight multi-hit performances. Devin Hairston, Corey Ray, Danny Rosenbaum and Nick Solak have reached base safely in all 12 games this season.
• Tiberi also leads the Cardinals with five multiple-RBI games this season.
• Ray leads the nation with 16 stolen bases (on 17 attempts), ranks third nationally (with Solak) with 19 runs scored, eighth in total bases (41) and 10th in home runs (five).
• Nine of Ray's 16 career home runs have either tied the score or given Louisville a lead.
• Ray was named ACC Player of the Week on Feb. 22 after hitting .667 (6-for-9) with two home runs, seven RBI, nine runs scored and was 6-for-6 on stolen bases in three games against SIU Edwardsville.
• Kyle Funkhouser continues his climb up Louisville's career pitching charts ranking second in wins (28), second in strikeouts (302), third in starts (44) and fourth in innings pitched (303.0). He also holds the school record for single season wins with 13 in 2014.
• Brendan McKay has recorded eight strikeouts in each of his first three starts this season and finished with eight or more strikeouts 10 times in his young career.
• In 14 career appearances on the mound at home (including nine starts), McKay is 9-0 with four saves, a 1.10 ERA and 79 strikeouts in 65.0 innings pitched.
• Solak set a school record for walks in a single game earning five free passes in Louisville's 12-0 win over SIUE on Feb. 20. This season, Solak has 14 walks and a team-leading .561 on-base percentage.
• Solak has hit safely in 10 straight games and has reached base safely in 24 straight games dating back to last season.
• Lincoln Henzman led the Louisville pitchers in appearances last season (28) and that trend has continued in 2016 with five scoreless relief outings. The righty has one save with six strikeouts, no walks and just two hits in 6.0 innings this season.
LOUISVILLE IN NATIONAL POLLS EVERY WEEK SINCE BEGINNING OF 2012
The Louisville baseball program has enjoyed a historic run by remaining in at least one of the major national polls every week since the release of the 2012 preseason rankings -- the longest such span in school history. The unanimous choice as the No. 2 team in the nation in the six national preseason polls, the Cardinals have received a preseason top 10 ranking in four straight seasons (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) and have earned a preseason national ranking in nine straight seasons (2008-2016) overall. The No. 2 ranking was the highest preseason ranking in program history for Louisville, two spots better than their previous preseason high of No. 4 by Baseball America during the 2013 College World Series season. The No. 2 ranking also equaled the best overall ranking in history.
MCKAY NAMED NATIONAL PITCHER OF THE MONTH
Sophomore lefty Brendan McKay was selected as the National Pitcher of the Month for February by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. One of the top two-way players in the nation, McKay has been nearly untouchable to start 2016. The Darlington, Pennsylvania, native boasts a perfect 0.00 ERA in 14 innings across two starts, including a three-hit shutout at No. 21 Ole Miss on Feb. 27. McKay was named ACC Pitcher of the Week for that performance, where he struck out eight Rebels and didn't issue a walk.
CARDINALS OPENED AT HOME FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2010
The three-game sweep of SIU Edwardsville on Feb. 19-21 marked the first time Louisville has opened a season at home since earning a weekend sweep against Bowling Green State in 2010. The Cardinals have opened each of the last seven seasons by winning at least two of their three games during the opening weekend.
LOUISVILLE TABBED AS ACC FAVORITE BY CONFERENCE HEAD COACHES
Louisville was selected as the 2016 ACC preseason favorite in a vote of the conference's 14 head coaches. The Cardinals were a unanimous selection as the team to beat in both the Atlantic Division and in the conference. Louisville, which set an ACC record for conference wins with a 25-5 mark last season, tallied 98 points while Florida State was the second choice in the division with 74 points. NC State was third (72) and was followed by Notre Dame (50), Clemson (46), Wake Forest (35) and Boston College (17). Miami, which reached the College World Series last year, was named by 13 coaches as the favorite in the Coastal Division. Defending national champion Virginia received one vote for first place in the division and was second with 80 points, followed by North Carolina (71), Georgia Tech (58), Duke (38), Virginia Tech (30), and Pitt (18).
FIVE CARDINALS RECEIVE PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA RECOGNITION
Senior pitcher Kyle Funkhouser, junior pitcher Zack Burdi, junior infielder Nick Solak, junior outfielder Corey Ray and sophomore pitcher/first baseman Brendan McKay earned preseason All-America accolades from various organizations for 2016. Burdi, Funkhouser, McKay and Ray were named preseason All-Americans by Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball newspaper, D1Baseball, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association and Perfect Game. Additionally, Solak was named as a preseason All-American by D1Baseball and Perfect Game.
CARDINALS ON THE NATIONAL WATCH LISTS
The Louisville baseball program is well represented on the early season watch lists for multiple national awards. Here is the current list of Cardinals on those watch lists:
• GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD WATCH LIST: Kyle Funkhouser, Brendan McKay & Corey Ray
Kyle Funkhouser, Corey Ray and Brendan McKay were named to the 50-player preseason USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award watch list released Feb. 16. Sponsored by Major League Baseball, and presented in partnership with the Rod Dedeaux Foundation, the 39th Golden Spikes Award will be presented on June 30 in Los Angeles to the top amateur baseball player in the country. The preseason watch list features 50 of the nation's top amateur players, from high school and college baseball. The Golden Spikes Award Advisory Board will maintain a rolling list of athletes, allowing players to play themselves into consideration for the award throughout the season. Louisville and Florida lead all schools in representation with three players each on the list. Funkhouser is among four players named to the preseason watch list for the second consecutive year, while McKay is one of just two players on the watch list who were also named as semifinalists for the USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award in 2015.
• STOPPER OF THE YEAR AWARD WATCH LIST: Zack Burdi
Zack Burdi was named on Feb. 15 to the initial watch list for the 12th annual National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year Award, given annually to the top relief pitcher in NCAA Division I baseball. The 2016 Stopper of the Year Watch List will be updated with a midseason release on Wednesday, April 27, including the national saves leaders. At the conclusion of the regular season, the Division I national saves leader and four other relief pitching standouts will be selected as finalists and released Wednesday, June 8, prior to start of NCAA Super Regional competition. The NCBWA's All-America Committee will select the winner, with this year's recipient to be announced at the 2016 College World Series. Previous winners of the award include former Louisville standout and 2014 recipient Nick Burdi, older brother of Zack.
• JOHNNY BENCH AWARD WATCH LIST: Will Smith
Will Smith was named March 9 to the official watch list for the 2016 Johnny Bench Award as announced by the Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission. The award is given annually to the top NCAA Division I catcher. The watch list will be narrowed to the semifinalists on May 18, 2016. Ballots will be sent to the national voting panel at the end of May for a vote to determine the three finalists. The finalists will be announced June 6, 2016. A final vote among the national committee will occur during the College World Series. All finalists will be brought to Wichita and the winner will be announced at the 19th Annual Greater Wichita Sports Banquet on June 30, 2016.
BURDI, SMITH AND SOLAK NAMED TEAM CAPTAINS FOR 2016
Junior righthanded pitcher Zack Burdi, junior catcher Will Smith and junior infielder Nick Solak were chosen by Louisville players and coaches as team captains for the Cardinals baseball team in 2016. Burdi was a Third Team Louisville Slugger All-American and All-ACC First Team selection last season while earning a 6-1 record with nine saves and a 0.92 ERA in 20 relief appearances. Smith started 47 games behind the plate in 2015 hitting .242 with two home runs and 15 RBI. Solak emerged as one of Louisville's top offensive players in 2015 hitting .324 with three home runs, 40 RBI, 15 doubles and 18 stolen bases while starting all 65 games.
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