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The 2014 BYU Cougars baseball team represented Brigham Young University in the 2014 NCAA Division I baseball season . Mike Littlewood acted in his 2nd season as head coach of the Cougars. The Cougars came off a season where they exceeded expectations. After being picked to finish sixth, the Cougars finished in a 3-way tie for second and eliminated regular season champion Gonzaga in the WCC tournament.[2] The Cougars would finish 32–21.[3]
For 2014 the Cougars were picked to finish sixth in the WCC 2014 Pre-season rankings.[4] The Cougars played most of their home games at Larry H. Miller Field . However Bruce Hurst Field hosted one BYU home one series in late February, early March, and Brent Brown Ballpark hosted one BYU game. This was the second consecutive year the Cougars used Bruce Hurst Field for one series due weather concerns.[5] The Cougars ended the season 22–31, 12–15 in conference play, and finished 7th in the WCC Standings.
2014 Roster [ edit ]
2014 BYU Cougars Roster [6]
Pitchers
6 James Lengal – Junior
9 Chunner Nyberg – Senior
11 Kolton Mahoney – Sophomore
17 Chris Howard – Senior
19 Desmond Poulson – Senior
23 Hayden Rogers – Freshman
25 Jeff Barker – Junior
27 Arik Mack – Freshman
29 Brandon Kinser – Junior
34 Rhett Nelson – Junior
37 Hayden Parker – Freshman
38 Brendon Erickson – Sophomore
XX Michael Rucker – Sophomore
Infielders
3 Brock Whitney – Senior
5 Hayden Nielsen – Sophomore
7 Parker Starr – Junior
8 Dillon Robinson – Junior
13 Bret Lopez – Senior
22 Dallen Reber – Sophomore
26 Trace Hansen – Sophomore
28 JC Snyder – Junior
36 Wyatt Padget – Sophomore
38 Brendon Erickson – Sophomore
41 Matt Crowder – Sophomore
42 Mackav Jacobsen – Freshman
43 Tyler Kendrick – Freshman
Catchers
10 Dakota Hernandez- Junior
14 Bronson Larsen – Freshman
16 Jarrett Jarvis – Junior
40 Bo Fisher – Junior
Outfielders
2 Brennon Lund – Freshman
4 Eric Urry – Sophomore
12 Kelton Caldwell – Senior
24 CJ Latham – Freshman
32 Andy Isom – Junior
35 Bryan Heward – Junior
36 Wyatt Padget – Sophomore
Schedule [ edit ]
2014 BYU Cougars Game Log[7]
Regular season
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall record
WCC record
February 14
vs. Kansas
–
Peoria Sports Complex
4–10
Wes Benjamin (1–0)
Chris Howard (0–1)
None
273
0–1
–
February 15
vs. Kansas
–
Peoria Sports Complex
0–2
Robert Kahana (1–0)
Kolton Mahoney (0–1)
Jordan Piche' (1 )
267
0–2
–
February 15
vs. Kansas
–
Peoria Sports Complex
10–11 (10 )
Dakota Smith (1–0)
James Lengal (0–1)
None
281
0–3
–
February 17
vs. Kansas
–
Peoria Sports Complex
1–10
Drew Morovick (1–0)
Jeff Barker (0–1)
Jordan Piche' (2 )
277
0–4
–
February 20
at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
–
Whataburger Field
10–2
Desmond Poulson (1–0)
Gavin Williamson (0–1)
None
N/A
1–4
–
February 20
at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
–
Whataburger Field
1–3
Matt Danton (1–1)
Hayden Rogers (0–1)
Kaleb Keith (1 )
2,043
1–5
–
February 21
vs. #19 TCU
–
Whataburger Field
0–10
Brandon Finnegan (2–0)
Kolton Mahoney (0–2)
None
N/A
1–6
–
February 22
vs. UTSA
–
Whataburger Field
1–7
Nolan Trabanino (2–0)
Jeff Barker (0–2)
None
N/A
1–7
–
February 24
at #26 Texas Tech
–
Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park
2–4
Dylan Dusek (1–0)
Michael Springer (0–1)
Ryan Moseley (1 )
1,863
1–8
–
February 27
Seattle
–
Bruce Hurst Field
7–3
Desmond Poulson (2–0)
Connor Moore (1–1)
None
307
2–8
–
February 28
Seattle
–
Bruce Hurst Field
8–2
Kolton Mahoney (1–2)
Andrew Olson (0–3)
None
N/A
3–8
–
February 28
Seattle
–
Bruce Hurst Field
4–2
Jeff Barker (1–2)
Mac Acker (2–1)
Brandon Kinser (1 )
403
4–8
–
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall record
WCC record
March 4
Utah
–
Larry H. Miller Field
20–3
Desmond Poulson (3–0)
Tanner Banks (1–2)
None
1,904
5–8
–
March 6
at Nicholls State
–
Ray E. Didier Field
5–0
Kolton Mahoney (2–2)
Brandon Jackson (1–1)
None
157
6–8
–
March 7
at Nicholls State
–
Ray E. Didier Field
7–6 (12 )
Brandon Kinser (1–0)
Marc Picciola (0–2)
None
221
7–8
–
March 7
at Nicholls State
–
Ray E. Didier Field
2–10
Taylor Byrd (2–1)
Chunner Nyberg (0–1)
None
227
7–9
–
March 8
at Nicholls State
–
Ray E. Didier Field
1–6
Grant Borne (2–1)
Desmond Poulson (3–1)
None
421
7–10
–
March 10
at Dallas Baptist
–
Joan and Andy Horner Ballpark
3–8
Cory Taylor (1–0)
Brandon Kinser (1–1)
None
624
7–11
–
March 13
San Diego*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
7–14
PJ Conlon (3–0)
Desmond Poulson (3–2)
None
844
7–12
0–1
March 14
San Diego*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
1–5
Troy Conyers (3–0)
Jeff Barker (1–3
Lucas Long (1 )
1,139
7–13
0–2
March 15
San Diego*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
8–17
Louie Lechich (4–1)
Kolton Mahoney (2–3)
None
1,173
7–14
0–3
March 19
at Fresno State
–
Pete Beiden Field
1–2
Jake Shull (1–1)
Michael Springer (0–2)
Jordan Brink (1 )
1,243
7–15
–
March 20
at San Francisco*
–
Dante Benedetti Diamond at Max Ulrich Field
7–8
Houston Hibberd (3–0)
Brandon Kinser (1–2)
None
72
7–16
0–4
March 21
at San Francisco*
–
Dante Benedetti Diamond at Max Ulrich Field
7–5
Jeff Barker (2–3)
Christian Cecilio (2–4)
Kolton Mahoney (1 )
150
8–16
1–4
March 22
at San Francisco*
–
AT&T Park
2–5
Grant Goodman (2–2)
Kolton Mahoney (2–4)
Houston Hibberd (3 )
200
8–17
1–5
March 25
at Utah
–
Smith's Ballpark
4–3
Brandon Kinser (2–2)
Nick Green (0–1)
None
2,249
9–17
–
March 27
at Saint Mary's*
–
Louis Guisto Field
3–10
Ryan Brockett (4–2)
Desmond Poulson (3–3 )
None
91
9–18
1–6
March 28
at Saint Mary's*
–
Louis Guisto Field
4–3
Kolton Mahoney (3–4)
Brad Nease (1–1)
Brandon Kinser (2 )
116
10–18
2–6
March 28
at Saint Mary's*
–
Louis Guisto Field
1–6
Cameron Neff (5–2)
Jeff Barker (2–4)
None
116
10–19
2–7
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall record
WCC record
April 1
Utah Valley
–
Larry H. Miller Field
3–8
Devin Nelson (2–4)
Michael Springer (0–3)
None
783
10–20
–
April 3
Pacific*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
10–1
Desmond Poulson (4–3)
Michael Benson (0–4)
None
395
11–20
3–7
April 4
Pacific*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
9–3
Kolton Mahoney (4–4)
Mike Hager (2–4)
None
931
12–20
4–7
April 5
Pacific*
–
Brent Brown Ballpark
7–11
Jake Jenkins (3–2)
Jeff Barker (2–5)
None
350
12–21
4–8
April 8
at Washington State
–
Gesa Stadium
3–0
Hayden Rogers (1–1)
Sam Triece (1–2)
Brandon Kinser (3 )
3,360
13–21
–
April 10
at #24 Pepperdine*
–
Eddy D. Field Stadium
1–0
Brandon Kinser (3–2)
Corey Miller (6–2)
None
345
14–21
5–8
April 11
at #24 Pepperdine*
–
Eddy D. Field Stadium
4–6
Matt Maurer (4–1)
Kolton Mahoney (4–5)
Eric Karch (10 )
297
14–22
5–9
April 12
at #24 Pepperdine*
–
Eddy D. Field Stadium
1–9
Aaron Brown (7–1)
Desmond Poulson (4–4)
None
502
14–23
5–10
April 14
at #14 UC Santa Barbara
–
Caesar Uyesaka Stadium
5–9
Andrew Vasquez (1–0)
Hayden Rogers (1–2)
None
290
14–24
–
April 17
Loyola Marymount*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
0–2
Colin Welmon (6–2)
Desmond Poulson (4–5)
None
857
14–25
5–11
April 18
Loyola Marymount*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
6–2
Jeff Barker (3–5)
Sean Buckle (1–4)
None
1,531
15–25
6–11
April 19
Loyola Marymount*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
4–2
Kolton Mahoney (5–5)
J.D. Busfield (0–1)
Brandon Kinser (4 )
1,668
16–25
7–11
April 29
at Utah Valley
–
Brent Brown Ballpark
6–4
Hayden Rogers (2–2)
Devin Nelson (3–5)
Brandon Kinser (5 )
4,122
17–25
–
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Overall record
WCC record
May 1
Gonzaga*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
11–4
Jeff Barker (4–5)
Kenny Smith (1–5)
Hayden Rogers (1 )
989
18–25
8–11
May 2
Gonzaga*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
3–4
Brandon Bailey (5–5)
Chris Howard (0–2)
Karl Myers (4 )
1,290
18–26
8–12
May 3
Gonzaga*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
4–6
Will Abram (3–1)
Hayden Rogers (2–3)
None
1,139
18–27
8–13
May 6
Utah
–
Larry H. Miller Field
10–12
Josh Chapman (3–0)
Brandon Kinser (0–3)
None
1,065
18–28
–
May 8
Santa Clara*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
6–8
Jason Seever (2–2)
Chris Howard (0–3)
Reece Karalus (11 )
721
18–29
8–14
May 9
Santa Clara*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
16–2
Jeff Barker (6–5)
Peter Hendron (6–4)
None
1,112
19–29
9–14
May 10
Santa Clara*
–
Larry H. Miller Field
1–5
Jacob Steffens (2–4)
Kolton Mahoney (5–6)
None
1,169
19–30
9–15
May 13
at Utah
–
Smith's Ballpark
4–5
Josh Chapman (4–0)
Hayden Rogers (2–4)
None
3,800
19–31
–
May 15
at Portland*
–
Joe Etzel Field
11–1
Jeff Barker (6–5)
Colin Feldtman (2–8)
None
333
20–31
10–15
May 16
at Portland*
–
Joe Etzel Field
6–3
Kolton Mahoney (6–6)
Jackson Lockwood (3–3)
Brandon Kinser (6 )
343
21–31
11–15
May 17
at Portland*
–
Joe Etzel Field
6–1
Desmond Poulson (5–5)
Chad Kjemhus (1–4)
None
373
22–31
12–15
Rankings from Collegiate Baseball . Parenthesis indicate tournament seedings.
*West Coast Conference games
TV & Radio Information [ edit ]
All home and conference games as well as select non-conference road games (at Utah and at UC Santa Barbara) were broadcast on KOVO with Brent Norton (play-by-play) calling the games for his 25th consecutive season. A rotating selection of analysts will be used. Most of the games were simulcast on BYU Radio .
BYUtv broadcast 9 home games: Mar. 13 & 15 vs. San Diego, Apr. 3 vs. Pacific, Apr. 17 vs. Loyola Marymount, May 1–3 vs. Gonzaga, and May 8 & 10 vs. Santa Clara. Sister station KBYU aired the May 6 home game vs. Utah. BYUtv/KBYU used Spencer Linton and Dave McCann as their play-by-play men. Gary Sheide returned as the analyst. An additional six games aired on the WCC's online station- TheW.tv : Mar. 4 vs. Utah, Mar. 14 vs. San Diego, Apr. 1 vs. Utah Valley, Apr. 18 vs. Loyola Marymount, May 9 vs. Santa Clara, and May 16 at Portland. TheW.tv games were the conference's first non-basketball broadcasts outside the state of California and the first game featuring a non-conference opponent in baseball. Both games at Utah, Mar. 25 & May 13, aired on Pac-12 Network (the Mar. 25 game being a Pac-12 Mountain exclusive), the game at Utah Valley, Apr. 29, aired on UVU's YouTube channel, the 3-game series at Pepperdine will air on TV-32 Malibu and be simulcast online by WavesCast, and the game at Fresno State aired on the Mountain West Network powered by Campus Insiders. Had the Cougars returned to the WCC baseball tournament, the games would have aired on TheW.tv.
2014 MLB Draft [ edit ]
Two BYU Cougar players were selected in the 2014 MLB Draft . Both have the option of coming back to BYU should they not sign a contract. Sophomore Pitcher Kolton Mahoney, who just completed his second full year at BYU after serving a church mission to Santa Rosa, California from 2012 to 2013, was selected in the 23rd Round, 686th overall pick, by the Milwaukee Brewers . Shortstop Tanner Chauncey, who was serving a church mission in the Brazil João Pessoa Mission from 2013 to 2014 and would be back for the 2015 season as a sophomore, was selected in the 35th Round, 1,059th overall pick, by the Los Angeles Dodgers .[8]
References [ edit ]
^ "2013 Baseball Schedule | The Official Site of BYU Athletics" . byucougars.com . Archived from the original on August 16, 2012.
^ "WCC Unveils 2014 Baseball Preseason Poll and Preseason Team: San Diego picked to win 2014 Title; Four WCC programs earn first-place votes" . Wccsports.com . Archived from the original on February 2, 2014. Retrieved January 29, 2014 .
^ "Jays Baseball Off to Utah to Face BYU" . Jays Baseball . Retrieved February 28, 2013 .
^ "2013 Baseball Roster | the Official Site of BYU Athletics" . Archived from the original on May 10, 2013. Retrieved January 26, 2014 .
^ "2014 Baseball Schedule | the Official Site of BYU Athletics" . Archived from the original on January 10, 2014. Retrieved January 26, 2014 .
^ "MLB draft: BYU pitcher Kolton Mahoney among players from Utah taken in final day of the draft" . Deseret News . June 7, 2014. Retrieved June 7, 2014 .
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