For Immediate Release \\ Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2017
Contact \\ Molly Babcock ([email protected])
PAC-12 SEASON
PREVIEW
With eight different student-athletes from four different Pac12 teams featured on Baseball
America, NCBWA, and Colegiate
Baseball preseason All-America
teams, Pac-12 baseball looks
to have another successful season. The Pac-12 looks to top
last seasons outstanding performance, when ARIZONA took
their postseason journey all the
way to Game 3 of the NCAA College World Series under first year
head coach Jay Johnson.
2016 PAC-12 BASEBALL STANDINGS
Arizona
Arizona State
California
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
UCLA
USC
Utah
Washington
Washington State
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With the season beginning on
Friday, the USA Today/ESPN
Top 25 Coaches Preseason Poll
has three Pac-12 teams ranked.
OREGON STATE leads the way at
No. 7, followed by Arizona at No.
15, and STANFORD is No. 21.
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
Friday, February 17
Duke vs Oregon State.................................. 12:00 p.m. PT
Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic, Surprise, Ariz.
Eastern Kentucky at Arizona......................... 5:00 p.m. MT
Northwestern at Arizona State....................... 5:30 p.m. MT
Coppin State at USC...................................... 6:00 p.m. PT
San Jose State at UCLA................................. 6:00 p.m. PT
Utah at CSU Bakersfield................................ 6:00 p.m. PT
Oregon at Fresno State.................................. 6:05 p.m. PT
Washington at Santa Clara............................. 6:00 p.m. PT
Washington State at Sacramento State........... 6:00 p.m. PT
Stanford at Cal State Fullerton........................ 7:00 p.m. PT
Cal Poly at California...................................... 7:05 p.m. PT
Sunday, February 19
Duke vs Oregon State.................................... 8:30 a.m. PT
Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic, Surprise, Ariz.
Northwestern at Arizona State..................... 11:30 a.m. MT
Utah at CSU Bakersfield.............................. 12:00 p.m. PT
Eastern Kentucky at Arizona....................... 12:00 p.m. MT
Coppin State at USC...................................... 1:00 p.m. PT
Stanford at Cal State Fullerton........................ 1:00 p.m. PT
San Jose State at UCLA................................. 1:00 p.m. PT
Oregon at Fresno State.................................. 1:05 p.m. PT
Cal Poly at California...................................... 1:05 p.m. PT
Washington State at Sacramento State........... 2:00 p.m. PT
Washington at Santa Clara............................. 3:00 p.m. PT
Saturday, February 18
Northwestern at Arizona State..................... 12:00 p.m. MT
Gonzaga vs Oregon State............................... 1:00 p.m. PT
Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic, Surprise, Ariz.
Coppin State at USC...................................... 2:00 p.m. PT
San Jose State at UCLA................................. 2:00 p.m. PT
Utah at CSU Bakersfield................................ 6:00 p.m. PT
Oregon at Fresno State.................................. 6:05 p.m. PT
Washington State at Sacramento State........... 6:00 p.m. PT
Stanford at Cal State Fullerton........................ 6:00 p.m. PT
Cal Poly at California...................................... 6:05 p.m. PT
Eastern Kentucky at Arizona......................... 5:00 p.m. MT
Washington at Santa Clara............................. 6:00 p.m. PT
Monday, February 20
Eastern Kentucky at Arizona......................... 9:00 a.m. MT
Indiana vs Oregon State............................... 10:00 a.m. PT
Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic, Surprise, Ariz.
Stanford at Cal Poly....................................... 1:00 p.m. PT
Washington at Santa Clara............................. 6:00 p.m. PT
Washington State at Sacramento State........... 6:00 p.m. PT
Oregon at Fresno State.................................. 6:05 p.m. PT
Tuesday, February 21
Oklahoma State at Arizona State................. 12:00 p.m. MT
Long Beach State at USC............................... 6:00 p.m. PT
UC Riverside at UCLA.................................... 6:00 p.m. PT
The NCBWA has five Pac-12
teams in the preseason top-35
with Oregon State coming in at
No. 7, Arizona at No. 16, Stanford at No. 23, WASHINGTON at
No. 26, and ARIZONA STATE at
No. 35.
Baseball America has four Pac12 teams in its preseason top25 with Oregon State coming in
at No. 9, Washington at No. 12,
Arizona at No. 22, and Stanford
at No. 23.
Collegiate Baseball includes five
Pac-12 teams in the top-40 preseason rankings: Oregon State is
No. 5, Arizona is No. 7, Washington is No. 21, Stanford is No. 24,
and Arizona State is No. 25.
The Pac-12 coaches felt similarly in the preseason coaches poll
voting Oregon State the preseaon
favorite, followed by Stanford, Arizona, and Washington to round
out the top four.
The season Starts Friday, February 17 with Oregon State playing
Duke at the Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic.
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RANKINGS
PAC-12 NOTES
USA Today/ESPN Top 25 Coaches Preseason
Poll (Jan. 26)
1. TCU
2.Florida
3. Louisiana State
4. South Carolina
5. Florida State
6.Vanderbilt
7. OREGON STATE
8.Louisville
9. Coastal Carolina
10.East Carolina
11.Cal State Fullerton
12.Clemson
13.North Carolina
14.North Carolina State
15.ARIZONA
16.Louisiana Lafayette
17.Miami (Fla.)
18.Virginia
19.Texas Tech
20. Texas A&M
21. STANFORD
22.Oklahoma State
23.UC Santa Barbara
24.Mississippi
25.Rice
IN THE RANKINGS: With the season beginning on Friday, the USA Today/ESPN Top 25 Coaches Preseason
Poll has three Pac-12 teams ranked. Oregon State leads the way at No. 7, followed by Arizona at No. 15,
and Stanford is No. 21.
NCBWA Preseason Top 30 (Jan. 31)
1.TCU
2.Florida
3.LSU
4. Florida State
5. South Carolina
6.Vanderbilt
7. OREGON STATE
8.Louisville
9. East Carolina
10.NC State
11.Coastal Carolina
12.North Carolina
13.Clemson
14.Cal State Fullerton
15.Louisiana-Lafayette
16.ARIZONA
17. Texas Tech
18. Miami (Fla.)
19.Virginia
20.Texas A&M
21.UC Santa Barbara
22.Oklahoma State
23.STANFORD
24.Rice
25.Maryland
26.WASHINGTON
27.Ole Miss
28.Long Beach State
29.Georgia Tech
30.UNC Wilmington
2016 PAC-12 VS.:
American............................................. 0-0
Atlantic Coast....................................... 0-0
Big Sky................................................ 0-0
Big Ten................................................ 0-0
Big 12.................................................. 0-0
Conference USA.................................. 0-0
Mid-American...................................... 0-0
Mountain West..................................... 0-0
Southeastern........................................ 0-0
Southland............................................ 0-0
Southwestern....................................... 0-0
Sun Belt............................................... 0-0
Independent........................................ 0-0
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STAR POWER: The Pac-12 had eight different student-athletes from four schools garner preseason
All-America honors. Oregon State had two student-athletes featured on two different preseason All-America
lists with Nick Madrigal on both Baseball America and NCBWA’s teams and Bryce Fehmel on both NCBWA
and Collegiate Baseball’s 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 thirdmost representatives among all conferences. Stanford leads the way for most representatives by one tea,
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 (6),
Arizona State (5), California (7), Oregon (5), Oregon State (5), Stanford (4), UCLA (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.
NATIONAL HONORS
Baseball America
Preseason All-Americans
First Team
Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B
Colton Hock, STAN, RHP
Second Team
Tristan Back, STAN, SP
Third Team
Quinn Brodey, STAN, OF
Griffin Canning, UCLA, SP
NCBWA Preseason All-Americans
Second Team
Jayson Rose, UTAH, SP
Third Team
Jayson Rose, UTAH, RHP
Tristan Beck, STAN, RHP
K.J. Harrison, OSU, 1B
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
Collegiate Baseball/Louisville Slugger Preseason Colton Hock, STAN
All-Americans
Nick Madrigal, OSU
Second Team
Jayson Rose, UTAH
Bryce Fehmel, OSU, RHP
Third Team
Nick Madrigal, OSU, 2B
Bryce Fehmel, OSU, SP
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RANKINGS
Baseball America Preseason Top 25 (Jan. 23)
1. TCU
2. Florida State
3. Florida
4. Louisiana State
5. South Carolina
6. East Carolina
7.Louisville
8. Cal State Fullerton
9. OREGON STATE
10.Clemson
11.Vanderbilt
12.WASHINGTON
13.Louisiana-Lafayette
14.North Carolina State
15.Coastal Carolina
16.Virgina
17.North Carolina
18.Oklahoma State
19.UC Santa Barbara
20.Long Beach State
21.Georgia Tech
22.ARIZONA
23.STANFORD
24.Maryland
25.Texas Tech
Collegiate Baseball Preseason Top 40 (Dec. 20)
1.TCU
2. Louisiana State
3.Florida
4. South Carolina
5. OREGON STATE
6.Vanderbilt
7.ARIZONA
8. Miami (Fla.)
9. Florida State
10.Cal State Fullerton
11.Louisville
12.Clemson
13.East Carolina
14.Louisiana-Lafayette
15.North Carolina
16.Virginia
17. Long Beach State
18. UC Santa Barbara
19.Coastal Carolina
20.Teaxs A&M
21.WASHINGTON
22.Mississippi
23.Sam Houston State
24.STANFORD
25.ARIZONA STATE
26.Dallas Baptist
27.Rice
28.Oaklahoma State
29.Texas Tech
30.Texas
31. NC State
32. Michigan
33. Nebraska
34. Tulane
35. Houston
36. Southeastern Louisiana
37. Geargia Tech
39. Kent State
40. Florida Atlantic
AROUND THE PAC-12
• Arizona (49-23, 16-14) tied for third in the Conference last season, but took their journey all the way
to Game 3 of the NCAA College World Series. That was the program’s 34th all-time appearance in NCAA
history (1954-present). After a stellar last season, second year head coach Jay Johnson and the Wildcats
look to top their performance in 2017.
• Arizona State (36-23, 16-14) earned its spot in the NCAA Baseball Championship for the fourth-straight
year and the 39th time overall in program history, the fourth-most in NCAA history. The Sun Devils return
NCBWA National Player of the Week (March 29) and Collegiate Baseball National Player of the Week
(March 29) Ryan Hingst, a junior right-handed pitcher.
• California (32-21, 14-16) tied for eighth place in the league last season. The Golden Bears lost two key
players to the draft, including Pac-12 Player of the Year Brett Cumberland and pitcher Daulton Jefferies.
The Bears do return four position players, four pitchers, and have four impressive newcomers.
• Oregon (29-26, 14-16) tied for eighth place in the league with California last season. The Ducks, a
streaky team, had some big wins during the season, winning series’ against College World Series participant UC Santa Barbara, then-No. 9 California and at then-No. 24 Oregon State. UO returns six position
player starters in 2017. Offensively, the Ducks will be led by a pair of honorable mention All-Pac-12 Conference picks from last season senior outfielder Jake Bennett and junior outfielder A.J. Balta.
• Oregon State (35-19, 16-14) finished the 2016 conference season tied for third in the Pac-12. The
Beavers welcome back NCBWA and Baseball America Preseason All-America honoree Nick Madrigal.
Madrigal was named the 2016 Pac-12 Freshman of the Year, and earned spots on both the All-Pac-12
first team and Pac-12 All-Defensive Team. OSU also returns NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball Preseason
All-America honoree Bryce Fehmel.
• Stanford (31-23, 15-15) finished in a tie for sixth place in the league last year. The Cardinal return
Baseball America Preseason All-Americans Colton Hock, Tristan Beck, and Quinn Brodey. Hock, a
right-handed pitcher, was a 2016 Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week, Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention
honoree, and was second in the Conference standings for hits allowed with 37 last season. This will be
head coach Mark Marquess’ 41st season.
• UCLA (25-31, 12-18) looks to bounce back after ending last season 10th in the league, one year
after winning the Pac-12 title in 2015. UCLA returns two starting pitchers, Louisville Slugger Freshman
All-American Kyle Molnar and Baseball America Preseason All-American Griffin Canning.
• USC (28-28, 17-14) tied for fourth place in the Pac-12 last year. The Trojans add a large newcomer
class with 16 new faces on the roster for 2017. USC also returns seven starters and four pitchers, inlcuding junior right handed pitcher Mitch Hart.
• Utah (26-29, 19-11) had a phenomenal 2016 season, taking home the Conference title for the first time
in program history and advancing to NCAA Regionals, its first appearance since 2009. The Utes became
the first team since Stanford in 1993 and 1994 to win the league after finishing last the previous year.
The Utes return junior pitcher Jayson Rose, a 2017 preseason All-American selection for NCBWA second
team and Collegiate Baseball third team.
• Washington (33-23, 17-13) finished second in the Conference last season and earned a trip to the
NCAA Regionals for the second-straight year. The Huskies return a majority of their 2016 squad and
welcome in a top-10 ranked recruiting class. Washington was ranked 21st by Collegiate Baseball News. It
is the highest preseason ranking the Huskies have received in the major polls so far. Washington returns
Noah Bremer and Joe DeMers on the mound.
• Washington State (19-35, 11-19) finished 11th in the Pac-12 last year. Second year head coach Marty
Lees and the Cougars look to improve upon their record from last year. The Cougars’ 2016 was highlighted by their series victories against then-No. 10 Oregon State and at then-No.14 Washington. WSU adds
20 new faces to the team with 10 incoming freshmen and 10 transfers.
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PAC-12 COACHES PICK OREGON STATE
2017 FAVORITE
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Arizona (520-621-4163)
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SAN FRANCISCO - In a polling of the Pac-12 baseball
coaches, OREGON STATE has been selected as the
preseason favorite to win the Conference title this season
for the second-straight year. The Beavers finished the
2016 conference season tied for third in the Pac-12.
OSU welcome back NCBWA and Baseball America
Preseason All-America honoree Nick Madrigal. Madrigal was named the 2016 Pac-12 Freshman of the Year,
and earned spots on both the All-Pac-12 first team and
All-Pac-12 Defensive Team. The Beavers also return
NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball Preseason All-America
honoree Bryce Fehmel.
Stanford was picked to finish second overall with 89 points and received two first place
votes. ARIZONA tallied 78 points in third place. WASHINGTON was picked to finish in
fourth place with 76 points and one first place vote. UCLA totaled 54 points to round out
the top five.
UTAH finished sixth in the polling, picking up 49 points. ARIZONA STATE finished seventh
with 48 points. OREGON finishes eighth with 45 points. CALIFORNIA tallied 31 points in
ninth place. USC was tabbed to finish in 10th place with 27 points while WASHINGTON
STATE totaled 11 points in 11th.
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PAC-12 BASEBALL
LEGACY
NCAA Championships
Arizona
1976, 1980, 1986, 2012
Arizona State
1965, 1967, 1969, 1977, 1981
California
1947, 1957
Oregon State
2006, 2007
Stanford
1987, 1988
UCLA2013
USC
1948, 1958, 1961, 1963, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1979, 1998
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2017 Pac-12 Coaches Poll
1. Oregon State (8)
97
2. Stanford (2)
89
3. Arizona
78
4. Washington (1)
76
5. UCLA54
6. Utah49
7. Arizona State
48
8. Oregon
45
9. California
31
10. USC27
11. Washington State
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PAC-12 NETWORK: The Pac-12 Networks’ fifth season of live
baseball telecasts kicks off on February 21 with Arizona State hosting Oklahoma State.
SPORTS REPORT: Pac-12 Networks’ flagship show - now on multiple nights - covers the Conference of Champions like no other. Live
from Pac-12 Studios in San Francisco, Sports Report brings you the
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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.
PAC-12 NETWORKS SCHEDULE
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
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
ESPN SCHEDULE
Sat., April 22............Oregon State at UCLA.................. 6 p.m. (ESPNU)
PAC-12 BASEBALL RELEASE - FEB. 15, 2017
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