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Ranked third on the Pirates staff in starts and strikeouts... Posted a 3.57 ERA (40.1ip/16er) in eight starts on the road and a 7.91 ERA (60.1ip/53er) in 15 starts at PNC Park... Did not allow a home run in his final six starts (28.2ip)... His .345 batting average against left-handed hitters was the highest in MLB (min: 200 batters faced)... Made the Opening Day roster for the second straight season... Started the third game of the season on his 25th birthday on 4/4 at Chicago and suffered the loss (3.0ip/3er)...Won his first career game at PNC Park on 4/10 vs. Chicago (NL)... Did not walk a batter (third career time) while giving up two runs in 5.0ip in a no-decision on 4/22 at Detroit... Pitched 5.2 scoreless innings and won his second decision on 5/4 at San Diego... Also singled off Ryan Weathers for his first Major League hit on 5/4 (began his career 0-for-15)... Lost three straight starts from 5/10-22...Pitched 5.0 scoreless innings and collected his second hit of the season while winning his third decision on 5/29 vs. Colorado (game 2)...Left his start on 6/4 vs. Miami after 2.0ip due to heat illness... Suffered his seventh loss on 6/10 vs. Los Angeles-NL (2.2ip/4er)...Was optioned to Triple-A Indianapolis on 6/12... Struck out two of the three batters he faced while making his Indy debut in relief on 6/16 vs. Memphis... Made first start with Indy on 6/25 at Louisville (3.0ip/3r/2er)... Threw 64 pitches (44 strikes) and gave up one run in 4.0ip on 6/30 vs. Iowa...Pitched 5.0 scoreless innings on 7/6 vs. Columbus...Won his lone game at Indy on 7/13 vs. Omaha (5.1ip/2r/1er)... Was recalled on 7/30...Lost three straight starts from 8/2-14...Tossed 5.0 scoreless innings while winning his fourth decision on 8/20 at St. Louis... Gave up seven runs in 5.1ip (no-decision) on 8/26 vs. St. Louis...Struck out eight batters and did not allow a run or a walk in 6.0ip on 9/2 at Chicago (NL); left the game with a 3-0 lead... The only other Pittsburgh pitcher to have eight or more strikeouts without giving up a walk or a run at Wrigley Field was Bob Friend, who whiffed eight Cubs in a one-hit shutout (2-0) on Sept. 7, 1955... Picked up his final win on 9/21 at Cincinnati... Struck out as a pinch hitter on 9/26 at Philadelphia... Started the final game of the season on 10/3 vs. Cincinnati (3.0ip/1er)... Went 2-4 with a 5.40 ERA (53.1ip/32er) in 11 starts after being recalled on 7/30; went 3-7 with a 7.04 ERA (47.1ip/37er) in his first 12 starts thru 6/10... Went 3-for-28 (.107) with two walks and two sac bunts as a batter with the Bucs.



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Senior(2010)

 2010 C-USA All-Academic...2010 ESPN Academic All-District IV First Team...Transitioned back to libero after serving as the squad's starting setter in 2009...Recorded a season-high 26 digs in an Oct. 24 loss to UCF...Finished the season with 12-straigh 10-plus dig performances...Had five games with 20-plus digs...Ranked in the top-10 in C-USA in both digs and aces...167th in the nation with 4.04 digs per set...Named the Nov. 29 AVSR Global Player of the Week after two straight 20-plus dig showings to end her career...493 digs in 2010 ranks third on the all-time, single-season list at Memphis...Wrapped up her career second all-time in Memphis history in digs (1,791) and ninth in assists (1,173)...Only Tiger in history to record 1,700 digs and 1,100 assists.


Freshman (2007)

 2007 C-USA All-Academic selection...Split time with Becky Shaffer at both the libero and defensive specialist positions before taking over as the starting libero...Played in 33 matches (119 games)...Led Memphis and ranked ninth in Conference USA with 4.11 digs per game...Set a U of M single-match record when she picked up 35 digs in a 3-1 win at SMU (11/2/07)...Became the fourth Tiger to record 30 or more digs with that performance...Hauled in C-USA Defensive Player of the Week honors on Nov. 5 after combining the 35-dig effort at SMU with a 22-dig outing at Tulsa (11/4/07)...Her 489 digs was good for second on Memphis' single-season records ledger...Was third on the team with 31 aces and served at an 89 percent accuracy rate...Added seven kills on the season for 38.5 points...Was second on the squad with 53 assists...Made 20 or more digs six times and totaled double figures in digs in 28 contests...Posted 23 digs at Louisville (8/24/07) in her collegiate debut...Put together a stretch of 15-straight matches with at least 10 digs...Made 25 digs in a win over Houston (10/21/07)...Recorded 23 digs vs. Mississippi State (9/8/07) to help Memphis capture a co-championship in the Tiger Invitational...Logged 23 digs at ECU (10/12/07).


Ventura played in the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, Korea, and was drafted by the Chicago White Sox with the 10th pick in the first round. He made his major league debut with Chicago in September of 1989.


Bronkey was a star reliever for the Cowboys during the mid-1980s and participated on three College World Series teams.

 

 The right-hander from Klamath Falls, Ore., posted a career record of 18-3 with a 3.67 ERA from 1984-86.

 

 Bronkey's best season came in 1986 when he started the year as a reliever but was moved into a starter's role. He went 8-2 with a 2.89 ERA and 42 strikeouts in 56 innings pitched.

 

 After the 1986 season, Bronkey was selected in the second round of the Major League Baseball Draft by the Minnesota Twins.

 

 Bronkey broke into the majors with the Texas Rangers in 1993 and went 1-1 with a 4.00 ERA in 36 innings pitched.

 

 Bronkey played with the Milwaukee Brewers during the 1994-95 seasons and finished his major-league career with a 2-2 ledger with a 4.04 ERA in 69 innings pitched.




Dobson was a standout offensive performer for the Cowboys and helped lead the Cowboys to postseason appearances in each of his three seasons in Stillwater.

 

 Dobson, nicknamed "The Dobber", was named the most outstanding player of the 1959 College World Series when the Pokes captured their first and only national title. As a sophomore that season he batted .342 with seven homers and 29 RBIs in 111 at-bats. He earned All-Big Eight plaudits that season and batted clean-up in the championship game against Arizona. Dobson went 2-for-4 in the game with a solo home run as the Pokes won the game 5-3.

 

 As a junior, Dobson went through an offensive slump batting only .178 but he still managed to belt six homers in 79 at-bats. He was named to the All-Big Eight team for the second straight time, but this time it was as an outfielder. The Cowboys once again made the CWS and went 2-2 at the tourney and finished third.

 

 Dobson once again helped lead the Cowboys to the CWS championship game as a senior, earning All-Big Eight honors. He batted .309 and led the team for the third-straight season in homers with six. He also led the club in doubles with nine and RBIs with 31. Oklahoma State and Dobson just fell short of winning their second national championship in three years, as the Pokes lost to Southern California 1-0.

 

 In addition to his baseball exploits, Dobson was also a two-year letter winner on the Oklahoma State football team before deciding to concentrate solely on baseball his senior year. Dobson signed a professional contract with the Cleveland Indians organization after the 1961 season.




Fariss was one of the most honored offensive players in Oklahoma State history. He helped OSU win three-straight Big Eight titles and two NCAA regional titles en route to two NCAA College World Series appearances in 1986 and 1987.

 

 As a freshman in 1986, Fariss hit .286 with 12 home runs, 18 doubles, five triples, 58 RBIs, 126 total bases and a slugging percentage of .581, and he was named to the Big Eight All-Tournament team.

 

 In 1987, Fariss hit .303 with 23 home runs, 13 doubles and one triple. He drove in 75 runs while scoring 96. He drew a team-leading 92 walks and had 155 total bases with a slugging percentage of .662. He was also named Academic All-Big Eight.

 

 In 1988, Fariss hit .397 with 30 home runs, 114 RBIs, 208 total bases and an .860 slugging percentage, all of which rank among the single-season leaders in OSU history. He was named All-Big Eight and first-team All-America by The Sporting News and Baseball America.

 

 Fariss was drafted in the first round as the sixth overall pick by the Texas Rangers in 1988 and made his major league debut in September of 1990. He had a game-winning, three-run double in the bottom of the ninth on Sept. 8, 1990 and hit his first major-league homer off Bill Krueger on Sept. 30, 1991.




Henneman lettered two years and helped Oklahoma State win two Big Eight and two NCAA Regional titles en route to two College World Series appearances.

 

 He went 7-2 with a team-leading two saves and an ERA of 4.37 in 1984. Henneman had two complete games and a shutout while striking out 56 in 70 innings. He threw one of two no-hitters recorded by the Cowboys in 1984 when he blanked Iowa State, 7-0, on March 4. In 1983, he went 4-4 and led the team with four saves. He also had a pair of complete games and finished with 60 strikeouts in 64 1/3 innings.

 

 Henneman combined duty as both a starter and a reliever in 1983 and 1984 and finished with team-leading and school-record 23 appearances each season. He tied for fourth in the career saves record book with six. He was drafted in the fourth round of the 1984 Major League Baseball Draft by Detroit.

 

 In 1987, Henneman made his major league debut with Detroit. He earned his first major league victory on May 15, 1987 against Cleveland with 5.1 innings of one-hit, scoreless relief. Henneman won his first eight decisions en route to an 11-3 record with seven saves and an ERA of 2.98 in 55 appearances.

 

 He led the Tiger relief corps in 1988 with a 9-6 record and 22 saves in 65 appearances. He converted 22-of-29 save opportunities and tied for the league lead in relief wins (9). He earned saves in seven-straight appearances and was the first Tiger to do so since John Hiller in 1973.

 

 In 1989, he led the Tiger staff with an 11-4 record and was the first relief pitcher to do so since 1974. He was not scored upon in 40 of his 60 appearances, and he was named to the American League All-Star team for the first time.

 

 In 1990, he made a career-high 69 appearances and recorded 22 saves for the second time in three years. Henneman pitched 90-plus innings for the fourth consecutive season and made 60-plus appearances for the third-straight season.

 

 Henneman went 10-2 with an ERA of 2.88 and 21 saves in 1991, and in 1992 he led the club with 24 saves, becoming the first Tiger in history to post 20 saves in four different seasons. He tied his career-high with 24 saves in 1993 and was 5-3 with a team-leading 2.64 ERA.

 

 After recording a combined 26 saves in the 1994-95 seasons with the Tigers, he was traded to Houston where he finished the season.

 

 He played for the Texas Rangers in 1996, his final campaign, and finished with a career-high 31 saves.







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