Sunday, March 19 Utah at Washington...2:00 p.m. PT

For Immediate Release \\ Wednesday, March 15, 2017 Contact \\ Molly Babcock (mbabcock@pac-12.org) 2017 PAC-12 BASEBALL STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALL W L Pct. GB W L Pct. L10 Streak Oregon State 0 0.--- - 14 1.933 9-1 W9 Arizona 0 0.--- - 13 2.867 8-2 W3 Oregon 0 0.--- - 11 4.733 8-2 W6 Washington State 0 0.--- - 10 4.714 8-2 W7 Utah 0 0.--- - 9 4.692 7-3 L1 Stanford 0 0.--- - 11 5.688 7-3 W1 USC 0 0.--- - 10 6.625 5-5 L1 Washington 0 0.--- - 9 6.600 6-4 W1 Arizona State 0 0.--- - 9 7.562 5-5 W3 California 0 0.--- - 8 7.533 6-4 W5 UCLA 0 0.--- - 6 9.400 3-7 L4 Wednesday, March 15 Utah at Nevada...1:00 p.m. PT Washington State at Long Beach State.6:00 p.m. PT Arizona at Cal State Fullerton...6:00 p.m. PT Thursday, March 16 Oregon State at Arizona State...5:00 p.m. MT Friday, March 17 Oregon State at Arizona State...3:00 p.m. MT Washington State at USC...7:00 p.m. PT Arizona at UCLA...7:00 p.m. PT Utah at Washington...7:00 p.m. PT Oregon at California...7:05 p.m. PT Saturday, March 18 Oregon State at Arizona State... 11:00 a.m. MT Washington State at USC...11:00 a.m. PT Oregon at California...1:05 p.m. PT Washington State at USC...2:00 p.m. PT Arizona at UCLA...2:00 p.m. PT Utah at Washington...2:05 p.m. PT Oregon at California...6:05 p.m. PT UPCOMING SCHEDULE Sunday, March 19 Utah at Washington...2:00 p.m. PT Tuesday, March 21 New Mexico State at Arizona...5:00 p.m. MT Washington at Gonzaga...6:00 p.m. PT USC at UC Irvine...6:30 p.m. PT PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK PLAYER OF THE WEEK - Quinn Brodey, Jr., OF, Stanford Quinn had seven RBI in Stanford s 16-6 win over Rice on Thursday, tied for the most by a Stanford player since 2000. For the week, he was 5-for-15 with 8 RBI and a.533 slugging percentage. PITCHER OF THE WEEK - David Peterson, Jr., LHP, Oregon Peterson extended his scoreless inning streak to 16.1 in a win over Santa Clara on Friday night while striking out 14 Broncos and allowing just three hits and one walk. The Ducks lefty has been dominant over his last two starts fanning 31 batters in 15.1 scoreless innings while walking just one and allowing six hits. LAST WEEK S RESULTS March 8 Cal State Fullerton 13, Arizona State 4 March 9 Oregon State 2, Ball State 0 Oregon 6, Santa Clara 2 Stanford 16, Rice 6 March 10 Texas 5, UCLA 4 California 12, Pepperdine 7 Rice 4, Stanford 0 Washington State 8, Utah Valley 4 Indiana State 4, Washington 2 Utah 5, New Mexico State 1 USC 6, Holy Cross 3 Oregon State 5, Ball State 0 Oregon State 5, Ball State 1 Oregon 2, Santa Clara 1 Arizona State 7, Long Beach State 6 Arizona 21, Hartford 5 March 11 Indiana State 5, Washington 3 Holy Cross 6, USC 4 Texas 5, UCLA 2 Washington State 9, Utah Valley 2 Washington State 10, Utah Valley 0 Washington 8, Indiana State 0 Utah 5, New Mexico State 1 Oregon State 8, Ball State 4 Oregon 10, Santa Clara 0 California 3, Pepperdine 2 Arizona State 9, Long Beach State 4 Arizona 25, Hartford 3 March 12 Stanford 2, Rice 0 Rice 12, Stanford 2 Washington State 9, Utah Valley 3 Washington 3, Indiana State 2 New Mexico State 3, Utah 0 USC 5, Holy Cross 2 Texas 10, UCLA 5 Oregon 3, Santa Clara 0 California 3, Pepperdine 1 Arizona State 8, Long Beach State 5 Arizona 17, Hartford 13 March 14 California 7, Minnesota 1 UC Irvine 5, UCLA 3 LMU 4, USC 3

RANKINGS USA Today Top 25 Coaches Poll (Mar. 13) 2. OREGON STATE 3. Florida State 4. Texas Christian 6. Texas Tech 7. Louisiana State 8. ARIZONA 9. North Carolina 10. Clemson 11. Virginia 12. South Carolina 13. Texas A&M 14. Baylor 15. Cal State Fullerton 16. St. John s 17. East Carolina 18. STANFORD 19. Mississippi 20. Louisiana Lafayette 21. Oklahoma 22. Michigan 23. Vanderbilt 24. Louisiana Tech 25. Missouri NCBWA Top 30 (Mar. 13) 2. OREGON STATE 3. TCU 4. Florida State 6. ARIZONA 7. LSU 8. Texas Tech 9 South Carolina 10. Baylor 11. Clemson 12. Cal State Fullerton 14. Texas A&M 16. STANFORD 17. St. John s 18. East Carolina 19. Louisiana-Lafayette 20. Oklahoma 21. Coastal Carolina 22. Michigan 23. Louisiana Tech 24. Florida Gulf Coast 25. San Diego 26. Ole Miss 27. UCF 28. Missouri 29 Vanderbilt 30. Tennessee 2017 PAC-12 VS.: American East... 3-0 Atlantic Coast... 4-2 Big Ten... 11-5 Big 12... 12-8 Big East... 1-0 Big West... 12-5 Big Sky... 8-4 Conference USA... 2-2 Mid-American... 4-0 Mid-Eastern... 3-0 Missouri Valley... 2-2 Mountain West... 6-1 Ohio Valley... 4-0 Patriot League... 2-1 SEC... 3-1 Southland... 7-1 WAC... 9-3 WCC... 18-13 Total-All...111-48 (.698) PAC-12 NOTES WEEKLY RECAP: The top four teams in the Pac-12 ended the final weekend of non-conference play undefeated. No. 2 Oregon State, the current Conference leader, now has a nine game winning-streak going into the first week of Pac-12 Conference play. The Beavers won a four game-series at home against Ball State. No. 8 Arizona, second in the Pac-12, bested Hartford in a three-game series. Oregon, third in the Pac-12, hosted Santa Clara for a four-game series. The Ducks expanded their record to a six game winning-streak. Washington State went 4-0 against Utah Valley, rounding out the top four in the league. Utah played New Mexico State (2-1), Stanford played Rice (2-2), USC played Holy Cross (2-1), and Washington played Indiana State (2-2). The one game against a ranked opponent for the week came from unranked Arizona State playing No. 17 Cal State Fullerton, falling short 13-4. The Sun Devils also played Long Beach State (3-1). California played Pepperdine (3-0) and UCLA played Texas (0-3). PREVIEWING THE WEEKEND: Utah (vs. Nevada), Washington State (at Long Beach State), and Arizona (at Cal State Fullerton) all have games on Wednesday before Conference play begins Thursday with Oregon State traveling to Arizona State. The Beaves and Sun Devils meet for a three-game series in Tempe, Ariz. Washington State plays USC at home for a three-game series with a double header on Saturday. Arizona travels to UCLA, Utah travels to Washington, and Oregon travels to California. On Tuesday, Arizona hosts New Mexico, Washington travels to Gonzaga, and USC travels to UC Irvine. NUMBERS GAME: No. 8 Arizona currently sits atop of the national rankings in batting average (.370) and on base percentage (.462), as well as coming in second in runs (167) and fifth in doubles (46). No. 2 Oregon State is first in ERA (1.20) and fourth in hits allowed per nine innings (5.73). USC is sixth in fielding percentage (.984). Oregon and Oregon State are tied in seventh in shutouts (4) and both appear in the top-ten in strikeout-to-walk ratio in third (4.83) and sixth (4.23), respectively. Oregon State and Arizona sit at fourth (.933) and seventh (.867), respectively, in winning percentage. INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL STATS LEADERS: Four Pac-12 players sit atop the national rankings this week. Arizona s JJ Matijevic is tied for first in doubles (11), Oregon State s Jake Mulholland is tied for first in ERA (0.00), Arizona s Alfonso Rivas is first in on base percentage (.625), and Arizona s JC Cloney and Oregon State s Jake Thompson are tied for first in victories (4). Matijevic s teammate Jared Oliva appears on the doubles ranking in fifth (10), as well as fifth in runs batted in (25). Arizona s Cal Stevenson is sixth in runs (25). Oregon s Kenyon Yvan is fifth in strikeouts (5). Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week Oregon s David Peterson is eighth in strikeouts (40) and ninth in strikeout-to-walk ratio (13.33). Oregon State s Nick Madrigal and Michael Gretler are sixth (56.0) and ninth (42.0), respectively, in toughest to strike out. Their teammate Cadyn Grenier is second in triples (4). IN THE RANKINGS: In the latest USA Today Top 25 Coaches Poll, three teams are ranked. Oregon State leads the way at No. 2, Arizona is No. 8, and Stanford is No. 18. The NCBWA also has three teams ranked: Oregon State is No. 2, Arizona is No. 6, and Stanford is No. 16. Baseball America has the highest number of Pac-12 teams ranked for the week with four: Oregon State is No. 4, Arizona is No. 12, Stanford is No. 17, and Washington is No. 25. Collegiate Baseball also has four teams ranked: Oregon State is No. 1, Arizona is No. 5, Stanford is No. 20, and Oregon is No. 29. ALL AMERICANS: The Pac-12 had eight different student-athletes from four different Pac-12 teams featured on Baseball America, NCBWA, and Collegiate Baseball preseason All-America teams. GOLDEN SPIKES: The USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List features 50 amateurs, seven of which are student-athletes from four different Pac-12 teams. With seven, the Pac-12 has the third-most representatives among all conferences. Stanford leads the way for most representatives by one team, with three Cardinal student-athletes featured, tying Florida and TCU. Now in its 39th year recognizing the top amateur baseball player in the country, seven former Pac-12 baseball players have won the award, most recently pitcher Trevor Bauer of UCLA in 2011. STOPPER OF THE YEAR: The Pac-12 has nine student-athletes from nine different universities on the NCBWA Stopper of the Year Preseason Watch List, the most among all conferences. The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association will be presenting the Stopper of the Year Award to the top relief pitcher in Division I baseball for the 13th straight year in 2017. DRAFT: Every Pac-12 school had at least one student-athlete drafted in the 2016 MLB Draft: Arizona (7), Arizona State (5), California (7), Oregon (5), Oregon State (5), Stanford (4), UCLA (5), USC (12), Utah (1), Washington (3) and Washington State (3). ASU leads all NCAA schools with 414 total MLB draft picks, and at least one Sun Devil has been drafted every year since the draft s inception in 1965. FAMILIAR FACES IN THE DUGOUT: After welcoming three new coaches last season, all 11 coaches return for the 2017 season. Second year Arizona head coach Jay Johnson looks to match or beat his performance last season. The Wildcats made it all the way to Game 3 of the NCAA College World Series before falling to Coastal Carolina. Three other Pac-12 teams also made it to the postseason- Arizona State, Utah, and Washington. One of the premier coaches in college baseball history and a man whose name is synonymous with the Stanford baseball program, head coach Mark Marquess enters his 41st and final season with the Stanford Cardinal. Under his tutelage, Stanford has captured two NCAA titles, advanced to the CWS 14 times, appeared in the NCAA Regionals 29 and won at least a share of nine Pac-12 titles. A member of the American Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame, Marquess opens the 2017 season as the second-winningest active coach in the nation with a career record of 1,585-862-7 (.647). Coach Marquess and the Cardinal look to end a legendary union with a bang. 2

RANKINGS Baseball America Top 25 (Mar. 13) 2. Florida State 3. Texas Christian 4. OREGON STATE 6. Louisiana State 7. Cal State Fullerton 8. East Carolina 9. Clemson 10. South Carolina 11. Texas Tech 12. ARIZONA 14. Louisiana-Lafayette 16. Baylor 17. STANFORD 18. Mississippi 19. St. John s 20. Coastal Carolina 21. Florida Gulf Coast 22. Texas A&M 23. Oklahoma State 24. Michigan 25. WASHINGTON Collegiate Baseball Top 30 (Mar. 13) 1. OREGON STATE 2. Louisville 3. Texas Christian 4. Texas Tech. 5. ARIZONA 6. Florida St. 7. Louisiana St. 8. Florida 9. St. John s 10. Baylor 11. Texas A&M 12. Oklahoma 14. Clemson 16. South Carolina 17. Michigan 18. East Carolina 19. Vanderbilt 20. STANFORD 21. Cal. St. Fullerton 22. Florida Gulf Coast 23. Missouri 24. Tennessee 25. U.C. Irvine 26. San Diego 27. Texas 28. Louisiana-Lafayette (9-4) 29. OREGON 30. Mississippi Baseball America Preseason All-Americans First Team Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B Colton Hock, STAN, RHP Tristan Back, STAN, SP Quinn Brodey, STAN, OF Griffin Canning, UCLA, SP NCBWA Preseason All-Americans Jayson Rose, UTAH, SP Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B Bryce Fehmel, OSU, SP Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Preseason All-Americans Bryce Fehmel, OSU, RHP Jayson Rose, UTAH, RHP Tristan Beck, STAN, RHP K.J. Harrison, OSU, 1B Pac-12 Players of the Week Feb. 21 Nick Quintanta, ARIZ Feb. 28 Hunter Simmons, UTAH Mar. 6 Quinn Brodey, STAN Mar. 14 Quinn Brodey, STAN NATIONAL HONORS WEEKLY HONORS PAC-12 IN THE WEEKLY RANKINGS NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Dylan Drachler, UTAH Max Engekbrekt, OSU Eder Erives, ASU Colton Hock, STAN Erik Martinez, CAL Greg Minier, WASH Ryan Walker, WSU Brac Warren, ORE Brad Wegman, USC USA Baseball Golden Spikes Watch List Tristan Beck, STAN Quinn Brodey, STAN Griffin Canning, UCLA K.J. Harrison, OSU Colton Hock, STAN Nick Madrigal, OSU Jayson Rose, UTAH College Sports Madness Pac-12 Player of the Week Feb. 21 Nicholas Quintana, ARIZ Mar. 6 David Peterson, ORE Mar. 14 David Peterson, ORE Collegiate Baseball s National Players of the Week Mar. 6 David Peterson, ORE Quinn Brodey, STAN Mar. 13 David Peterson, ORE Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week Feb. 21 Luke Heimlich, OSU Feb. 28 Andrew Summerville, STAN Mar. 6 Colton Hock, STAN Mar. 14 David Peterson, ORE USA Today Top 25 Coaches Poll/NCBWA Poll ARIZ ASU CAL ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU PRE 15/16 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 7/7 21/23 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/26 NR/NR Feb. 20 X/12 X/NR X/NR X/NR X/5 X/22 X/28 X/NR X/NR X/24 X/NR Feb. 27 X/9 X/NR X/NR X/NR X/4 X/16 X/NR X/NR X/24 X/28 X/NR Mar. 6 6/6 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR 4/5 14/13 NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/28 NR/NR Mar. 14 8/6 NR/NR NR/NR RV/RV 2/2 16/13 NR/NR RV/NR NR/RV RV/RV NR/NR 3

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PAC-12 BASEBALL TELEVISION SCHEDULE The Pac-12 Networks fifth season of live baseball telecasts kicks off on February 21 with Arizona State hosting Oklahoma State. All games listed in Pacific Time. Tue., February 21...Oklahoma State at Arizona State... 1:00 PM Sun., March 5...USC vs UCLA... 3:00 PM Sat., March 11...Long Beach State at Arizona State... 2:00 PM Sun., March 12...Long Beach State at Arizona State... 1:00 PM Thu., March 16...Oregon State at Arizona State... 6:00 PM Fri., March 17...Oregon State at Arizona State... 4:00 PM Fri., March 17...Arizona at UCLA... 7:00 PM Fri., March 17...Utah at Washington... 7:00 PM Fri., March 17...Washington State at USC... 7:00 PM Sun., March 19...Washington State at USC... 11:00 AM Sun., March 19...Utah at Washington... 2:00 PM Sun., March 19...Arizona at UCLA... 2:00 PM Fri., March 24...California at UCLA... 6:00 PM Fri., March 24...Utah at Stanford... 6:00 PM Fri., March 24...Washington at Oregon... 7:00 PM Fri., March 24...Arizona at Oregon State... 7:00 PM Sat., March 25...Arizona at Oregon State... 4:00 PM Sat., March 25...Utah at Stanford... 4:00 PM Sat., March 25...California at UCLA... 4:00 PM Sat., March 25...Arizona State at USC... 7:00 PM Sat., March 25...Washington at Oregon... 7:00 PM Sun., March 26...Arizona at Oregon State... 11:00 AM Sun., March 26...Utah at Stanford... 2:00 PM Sun., March 26...Washington at Oregon... 2:00 PM Sun., March 26...Arizona State at USC... 2:00 PM Sun., March 26...California at UCLA... 2:00 PM Tue., March 28...Brigham Young at Utah... 5:00 PM Tue., March 28...Cal State Fullerton at UCLA... 6:00 PM Thu., March 30...Oregon at Utah... 6:00 PM Fri., March 31...Oregon at Utah... 4:00 PM Sat., April 1...Oregon at Utah... 11:00 AM Tue., April 4...California at Stanford... 5:30 PM Tue., April 4...Seattle at Washington... 6:00 PM Thu., April 6...Stanford at USC... 6:00 PM Fri., April 7...Arizona State at California... 4:00 PM Fri., April 7...Stanford at USC... 7:00 PM Sat., April 8...Arizona State at California... 12:00 PM Sun., April 9...Arizona State at California... 2:00 PM Tue., April 11...Portland at Oregon... 6:00 PM Thu., April 13...Oregon State at Washington... 6:00 PM Thu., April 13...UCLA at Stanford... 6:00 PM Fri., April 14...Oregon State at Washington... 4:00 PM Fri., April 14...UCLA at Stanford... 7:00 PM Sat., April 15...Oregon State at Washington... 2:00 PM Sat., April 15...UCLA at Stanford... 4:00 PM Tue., April 18...Brigham Young at Utah... 5:00 PM Tue., April 18...California at Stanford... 5:30 PM Thu., April 20...Utah at Arizona... 6:00 PM Fri., April 21...Washington at Washington State... 5:00 PM Fri., April 21...Utah at Arizona... 7:00 PM Sat., April 22...Washington at Washington State... 4:00 PM Sat., April 22...Utah at Arizona... 4:00 PM PAC-12 NETWORKS SCHEDULE ESPN SCHEDULE Sat., April 22...Oregon State at UCLA... 6 p.m. (ESPNU) Sat., April 22...Oregon State at UCLA... 6:00 PM Sun., April 23...Washington at Washington State... 12:00 PM Tue., April 25...Gonzaga at Washington State... 5:00 PM Tue., April 25...Oregon at Oregon State... 5:30 PM Thu., April 27...Arizona at Stanford... 6:00 PM Fri., April 28...Arizona at Stanford... 7:00 PM Tue., May 2...Oregon at Oregon State... 5:30 PM Thu., May 4...UC Riverside at Utah... 6:00 PM Thu., May 4...UCLA at USC... 6:00 PM Fri., May 5...UC Riverside at Utah... 5:00 PM Fri., May 5...UCLA at USC... 7:00 PM Fri., May 5...Washington at Arizona... 7:00 PM Fri., May 5...California at Oregon State... 7:00 PM Sat., May 6...UC Riverside at Utah... 10:30 AM Sat., May 6...UCLA at USC... 7:00 PM Sat., May 6...California at Oregon State... 1:30 PM Sat., May 6...Washington at Arizona... 7:00 PM Sun., May 7...Washington at Arizona... 12:00 PM Sun., May 7...California at Oregon State... 12:00 PM Tue., May 9...Arizona State at Arizona... 6:00 PM Thu., May 11...Oregon State at Oregon... 6:00 PM Fri., May 12...Oregon State at Oregon... 7:00 PM Fri., May 12...UCLA at Washington State... 7:00 PM Sat., May 13...Stanford at California... 4:00 PM Sat., May 13...Oregon State at Oregon... 7:00 PM Sat., May 13...UCLA at Washington State... 4:00 PM Sun., May 14...Stanford at California... 12:00 PM Sun., May 14...UCLA at Washington State... 12:00 PM Mon., May 15...Stanford at California... 6:00 PM Wed., May 17...UC Santa Barbara at USC... 6:00 PM Thu., May 18...Arizona at Arizona State... 6:00 PM Fri., May 19...Washington State at Oregon State... 4:00 PM Fri., May 19...Arizona at Arizona State... 7:00 PM Fri., May 19...Oregon at USC... 7:00 PM Sat., May 20...Washington State at Oregon State... 1:00 PM Sat., May 20...Oregon at USC... 4:00 PM Sat., May 20...Arizona at Arizona State... 7:00 PM Sun., May 21...Washington State at Oregon State... 12:00 PM Sun., May 21...Oregon at USC... 12:00 PM Thu., May 25...Stanford at Washington State... 6:00 PM Sun., May 28...USC at Washington... 6:00 PM Fri., May 26...Arizona State at Utah... 10:30 AM Fri., May 26...Stanford at Washington State... 4:00 PM Fri., May 26...California at Arizona... 7:00 PM Fri., May 26...USC at Washington... 7:00 PM Sat., May 27...Arizona State at Utah... 10:30 AM Sat., May 27...Stanford at Washington State... 1:00 PM Sat., May 27...USC at Washington... 4:00 PM Sat., May 27...California at Arizona... 7:00 PM Sun., May 28...Arizona State at Utah... 10:30 AM Sun., May 28...California at Arizona... 1:30 PM 5