Missouri Tigers baseball 2000–2009#2005

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2000

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 33–24

|conf_record = 13–14

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (6th year)

|asst_coach1 =

|stadium =

|champion =

|bowl =

|bowl_result =

}}

{{2000 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

class="toccolours" width=90% style="clear:both; margin:1.5em auto; text-align:center;"
colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2000 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 11	at {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Pepperdine Waves|school=Pepperdine University|title=Pepperdine}}	5–6	0–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 12	at Pepperdine	15–5	0–2	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 15	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=William Woods Owls|school=William Woods University|title=William Woods}}	15–5	1–2	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 17	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Nicholls State Colonels|school=Nichols State University|title=Nicholls State}}	3–2	2–2	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 18	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Arkansas-Little Rock Trojans|school=University of Arkansas-Little Rock|title=Arkansas Little Rock}}	3–9	2–3	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 19	at {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Northwestern State Demons|school=Northwestern State University|title=Northwestern State}}	2–1	3–3	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 20	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Centenary Gentlemen|school=Centenary College of Louisiana|title=Centenary}}	10–2	4–3	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 22	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Lincoln Blue Tigers|school=Lincoln University (Missouri)|title=Lincoln}}	2–4	4–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 25	at {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	16–14	5–4	1–0
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 26	at Texas Tech	6–11	5–5	1–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 27	at Texas Tech	6–5	6–5	2–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 29	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Western Illinois Leathernecks|school=Western Illinois University|title=Western Illinois}}	13–0	7–5	2–1

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 1	Western Illinois	15–6	8–5	2–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 4	Texas	4–6	8–6	2–2
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 4	Texas	6–9	8–7	2–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 5	Texas	5–3	9–7	3–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 8	at {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Southeast Missouri State Redhawks|school=Southeast Missouri State University|title=SE Missouri State}}	8–14	9–8	3–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 14	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Arkansas State Red Wolves|school=Arkansas State University|title=Arkansas State}}	6–2	10–8	3–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 15	Arkansas State	7–6	11–8	3–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 17	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Bowling Green Falcons|school=Bowling Green State University|title=Bowling Green}}	4–1	12–8	3–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 18	Bowling Green	6–5	13–8	3–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 19	Bowling Green	8–6	14–8	3–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 21	at {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Wichita State Shockers|school=Wichita State University|title=Wichita State}}	5–6	14–9	3–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 24	at {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	0–3	14–10	3–4
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 25	at Kansas	12–2	15–10	4–4
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 26	at Kansas	10–7	16–10	5–4
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 28	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Central Missouri Mules|school=Central Missouri State University|title=Central Missouri State}}	12–8	17–10	5–4
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 31	at {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Iowa State Cyclones|school=Iowa State University|title=Iowa State}}	6–11	17–11	5–5

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | April
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 1	at Iowa State	8–7	18–11	6–5
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 2	at Iowa State	5–3	19–11	7–5
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 4	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=Saint Louis University|title=Saint Louis}}	16–8	20–11	7–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 7	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Baylor Bears|school=Baylor University|title=Baylor}}	4–6	20–12	7–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 8	Baylor	4–13	20–13	7–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 9	Baylor	9–8	21–13	8–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 12	at {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=SW Missouri State}}	6–0	22–13	8–7
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 14	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Nebraska Cornhuskers|school=University of Nebraska|title=Nebraska}}	2–7	22–14	8–8
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 15	Nebraska	8–15	22–15	8–9
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 16	Nebraska	5–9	22–16	8–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 18	Kansas	3–2	23–16	8–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 21	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Cal State Northridge Matadors|school=California State University, Northridge|title=Cal State Northridge}}	6–1	24–16	8–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 22	Cal State Northridge	8–1	25–16	8–10
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 23	Cal State Northridge	1–6	25–17	8–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 25	vs. Saint Louis	5–3	26–17	8–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 26	SW Missouri State	7–4	27–17	8–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 28	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Kansas State Wildcats|school=Kansas State University|title=Kansas State}}	6–1	28–17	9–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 29	Kansas State	6–2	29–17	10–10
bgcolor="fddfdd" | April 29	Kansas State	6–9	29–18	10–11

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | May
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 6	{{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	3–11	29–19	10–12
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 7	Oklahoma	7–11	29–20	10–13
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 8	Oklahoma	4–9	29–21	10–14
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 10	SE Missouri State	6–9	29–22	10–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 12	at {{cbsb link|year=2000|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	13–11	30–22	11–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 13	at Texas A&M	6–2	31–22	12–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 14	at Texas A&M	6–5	32–22	13–14

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! colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Post-season

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 Big 12 Baseball Tournament|Big 12 Tournament}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 17	vs. Nebraska	12–10	33–22
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 18	vs. Oklahoma	6–12	33–23
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 19	vs. Nebraska	3–4	33–24

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The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2000 Major League Baseball Draft.

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
Nick Wilfong	OF	8th	241st	San Francisco Giants
Landon Brandes	3B	20th	593rd	St. Louis Cardinals
J. R. Warner	OF	26th	770th	Los Angeles Angels

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2001

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 31–24–1

|conf_record = 11–19

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (7th year)

|asst_coach1 =

|stadium =

|champion =

|bowl =

|bowl_result =

}}

{{2001 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

class="toccolours" width=90% style="clear:both; margin:1.5em auto; text-align:center;"
colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2001 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddddff" | February 9	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=San Jose State Spartans|school=San Jose State University|title=San Jose State}}	0–0	0–0–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 10	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Loyola Marymount Lions|school=Loyola Marymount University|title=Loyola Marymount}}	10–7	1–0–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 11	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Pepperdine Waves|school=Pepperdine University|title=Pepperdine}}	1–4	1–1–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 16	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=UNLV Rebels|school=UNLV|title=UNLV}}	10–1	2–1–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 17	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=New Mexico Lobos|school=University of New Mexico|title=New Mexico}}	7–3	3–1–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 18	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Utah Utes|school=University of Utah|title=Utah}}	9–12	3–2–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 24	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Oklahoma State Cowboys|school=Oklahoma State University|title=Oklahoma State}}	4–6	3–3–1	0–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 25	at Oklahoma State	2–7	3–4–1	0–2
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 26	at Oklahoma State	4–5	3–5–1	0–3

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 2	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Baylor Bears|school=Baylor University|title=Baylor}}	2–3	3–6–1	0–4
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 3	at Baylor	2–12	3–7–1	0–5
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 4	at Baylor	5–4	4–7–1	1–5
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 7	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Wichita State Shockers|school=Wichita State University|title=Wichita State}}	9–8	5–7–1	1–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 9	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	4–7	5–8–1	1–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 10	Kansas	8–2	6–8–1	2–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 11	Kansas	1–0	7–8–1	3–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 13	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Missouri Valley Vikings|school=Missouri Valley College|title=Missouri Valley}}	9–2	8–8–1	3–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 14	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Truman Bulldogs|school=Truman State University|title=Truman}}	12–2	9–8–1	3–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 17	Pepperdine	9–5	10–8–1	3–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 17	Pepperdine	13–4	11–8–1	3–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 18	Pepperdine	1–2	11–9–1	3–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 20	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Western Illinois Leathernecks|school=Western Illinois University|title=Western Illinois}}	12–0	12–9–1	3–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 21	Western Illinois	10–2	13–9–1	3–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 23	Nebraska	4–14	13–10–1	3–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 24	Nebraska	6–2	14–10–1	4–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 25	Nebraska	3–2	15–10–1	5–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 27	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Arkansas State Red Wolves|school=Arkansas State University|title=Arkansas State}}	10–0	16–10–1	5–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 28	at Arkansas State	9–4	17–10–1	5–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 30	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	5–4	18–10–1	6–7
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 31	Texas Tech	2–10	18–11–1	6–8

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | April
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 1	Texas Tech	14–9	19–11–1	7–8
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 3	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Southeast Missouri State Redhawks|school=Southeast Missouri State University|title=SE Missouri State}}	7–4	20–11–1	7–8
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 6	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	0–6	20–12–1	7–9
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 7	Oklahoma	9–13	20–13–1	7–10
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 8	Oklahoma	6–9	20–14–1	7–11
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 13	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Texas Longhorns|school=University of Texas|title=Texas}}	2–9	20–15–1	7–12
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 14	Texas	10–6	21–15–1	8–12
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 15	Texas	0–13	21–16–1	8–13
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 17	SE Missouri State	8–5	22–16–1	8–13
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 18	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Creighton Bluejays|school=Creighton University|title=Creighton}}	11–7	23–17–1	8–13
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 20	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Iowa State Cyclones|school=Iowa State University|title=Iowa State}}	5–12	23–17–1	8–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 21	Iowa State	7–3	24–17–1	9–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 22	Iowa State	7–6	25–17–1	10–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 24	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=Saint Louis University|title=Saint Louis}}	11–6	26–17–1	10–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 25	vs. Saint Louis	4–2	27–17–1	10–14
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 27	at {{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Kansas State Wildcats|school=Kansas State University|title=Kansas State}}	4–14	27–18–1	10–15
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 28	at Kansas State	3–7	27–19–1	10–16
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 29	at Kansas State	5–10	27–20–1	10–17

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | May
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 1	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=SW Missouri State}}	12–11	28–20–1	10–17
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 5	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Eastern Kentucky Colonels|school=Eastern Kentucky University|title=Eastern Kentucky}}	5–2	29–20–1	10–17
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 5	Eastern Kentucky	5–6	29–21–1	10–17
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 6	Eastern Kentucky	12–2	30–21–1	10–17
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 8	vs. SW Missouri State	3–5	30–22–1	10–17
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 10	{{cbsb link|year=2001|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	4–6	30–23–1	10–18
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 11	Texas A&M	4–10	30–24–1	10–19
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 12	Texas A&M	8–5	31–24–1	11–19

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The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2001 Major League Baseball Draft.

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
Ryan Stegall	SS	7th	206th	Houston Astros
Matt Hobbs	LHP	30th	900th	San Diego Padres
Jon Williams	C	44th	1328th	San Francisco Giants

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2002

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 24–29

|conf_record = 9–16

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (8th year)

|asst_coach1 =

|stadium = Taylor Stadium

|champion =

|bowl =

|bowl_result =

}}

{{2002 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

class="toccolours" width=90% style="clear:both; margin:1.5em auto; text-align:center;"
colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2002 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 14	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Washington Huskies|school=University of Washington|title=Washington}}	6–10	0–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 15	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Portland Pilots|school=University of Portland|title=Portland}}	6–4	1–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 16	vs. Portland	11–7	2–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 17	vs. Washington	10–9	3–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 22	vs. Notre Dame	6–7	3–2	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 23	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Southern Illinois Salukis|school=Southern Illinois University|title=Southern Illinois}}	4–8	3–3	–

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 5	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Missouri Baptist Spartans|school=Missouri Baptist University|title=Missouri Baptist}}	10–4	4–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 5	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Lindenwood Lions|school=Lindenwood University|title=Lindenwood}}	14–7	5–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 6	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=William Woods Owls|school=William Woods University|title=William Woods}}	20–4	6–4	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 8	at {{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	9–10	6–5	0–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 9	at Oklahoma	8–9	6–6	0–2
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 10	at Oklahoma	10–16	6–7	0–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 12	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Arkansas State Red Wolves|school=Arkansas State University|title=Arkansas State}}	8–3	7–7	0–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 13	Arkansas State	10–15	7–8	0–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 15	Texas	0–15	7–9	0–4
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 16	Texas	3–6	7–10	0–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 17	Texas	2–7	7–11	0–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 19	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Arkansas Razorbacks|school=University of Arkansas|title=Arkansas}}	10–11	7–12	0–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 22	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Baylor Bears|school=Baylor University|title=Baylor}}	7–5	8–12	1–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 23	Baylor	7–6	9–12	2–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 24	Baylor	8–11	9–13	2–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 26	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Harris-Stowe Hornets|school=Harris-Stowe State University|title=Harris-Stowe}}	5–2	10–13	2–7
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 29	at {{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	4–7	10–14	2–8
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 31	at Texas Tech	6–13	10–15	2–9
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 31	at Texas Tech	7–1	11–15	3–9

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | April
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 2	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Southeast Missouri State Redhawks|school=Southeast Missouri State University|title=SE Missouri State}}	5–8	11–16	3–9
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 5	Washington	11–9	12–16	3–9
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 6	Washington	5–3	13–16	3–9
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 7	Washington	12–11	14–16	3–9
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 9	at {{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=SW Missouri State}}	4–6	14–17	3–9
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 12	Nebraska	9–6	15–17	4–9
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 13	Nebraska	3–6	15–18	4–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 14	Nebraska	16–12	16–18	5–10
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 16	SW Missouri State	10–20	16–19	5–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 17	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=Saint Louis University|title=Saint Louis}}	11–4	17–19	5–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 20	at {{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	16–10	18–19	6–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 21	at Kansas	14–4	19–19	7–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 23	Saint Louis	10–0	20–19	7–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 26	at {{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	11–10	21–19	8–10
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 27	at Texas A&M	5–16	21–20	9–11
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 27	at Texas A&M	13–2	22–20	9–11
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 30	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Western Illinois Leathernecks|school=Western Illinois University|title=Western Illinois}}	5–7	22–21	9–11

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|

class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | May
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 1	Western Illinois	12–4	23–21	9–11
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 3	at {{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Oklahoma State Cowboys|school=Oklahoma State University|title=Oklahoma State}}	5–8	23–22	9–12
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 4	at Oklahoma State	11–12	23–23	9–13
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 5	at Oklahoma State	1–15	23–24	9–14
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 7	vs. SE Missouri State	2–5	23–25	9–14
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 10	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Kansas State Wildcats|school=Kansas State University|title=Kansas State}}	2–5	23–26	9–15
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 11	Kansas State	1–10	23–27	9–16
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 16	{{cbsb link|year=2002|team=Northern Iowa Panthers|school= University of Northern Iowa|title=Northern Iowa}}	5–8	23–28	9–16
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 17	Northern Iowa	6–3	24–28	9–16
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 18	Northern Iowa	6–10	24–29	9–16

|}

The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2002 Major League Baseball Draft.

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
Jody Roughton	3B	24th	710th	Detroit Tigers
Drew Endicott	RHP	41st	1218th	Kansas City Royals

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2003

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 36–22

|conf_record = 15–11

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (9th year)

|asst_coach1 = Tony Vitello (1st year)

|stadium = Taylor Stadium

|champion =

|bowl = Starkville Regional, 1–2

|bowl_result =

}}

{{2003 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

The 2003 Missouri Tigers baseball team represented the University of Missouri in the 2003 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Tigers played their home games at Taylor Stadium. The team was coached by Tim Jamieson in his 9th season at Missouri.

For the first time since 1996, the Tigers advanced to the NCAA tournament, where they were eliminated by Mississippi State in the Starkville Regional.

class="toccolours" width=90% style="clear:both; margin:1.5em auto; text-align:center;"
colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2003 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 6	at {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=UNC Wilmington Seahawks|school=UNC Wilmington|title=UNC Wilmington}}	12–1	1–0	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 7	at UNC Wilmington	2–5	1–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 8	at UNC Wilmington	6–3	2–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 15	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Northwestern Wildcats|school=Northwestern University|title=Northwestern}}	3–5	2–2	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 15	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Cal Poly Mustangs|school=Cal Poly San Luis Obispo|title=Cal Poly}}	2–4	2–3	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 22	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Northwestern State Demons|school=Northwestern State University|title=Northwestern State}}	4–8	2–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 22	at {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=ULM Warhawks|school=University of Louisiana, Monroe|title=Louisiana-Monroe}}	13–10	3–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 23	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Northern Iowa Panthers|school=University of Northern Iowa|title=Northern Iowa}}	11–4	4–4	–

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 1	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Youngstown State Penguins|school=Youngstown State University|title=Youngstown State}}	9–0	5–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 1	Youngstown State	10–2	6–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 6	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Truman Bulldogs|school=Truman State University|title=Truman}}	30–0	7–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 6	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Lincoln Blue Tigers|school=Lincoln University (Missouri)|title=Lincoln}}	9–1	8–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 7	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Creighton Bluejays|school=Creighton University|title=Creighton}}	9–0	9–4	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 8	Creighton	4–6	9–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 8	Creighton	6–1	10–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 11	at {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Southeast Missouri State Redhawks|school=Southeast Missouri State University|title=SE Missouri State}}	9–8	11–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 12	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Maryville Saints|school=Maryville University|title=Maryville}}	19–1	12–5	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 14	at Texas	1–4	12–6	0–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 15	at Texas	7–16	12–7	0–2
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 16	at Texas	3–6	12–8	0–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 19	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Illinois State Redbirds|school=Illinois State University|title=Illinois State}}	16–11	13–8	0–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 21	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	11–7	14–8	1–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 22	Kansas	14–8	15–8	2–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 23	Kansas	7–4	16–8	3–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 26	at Illinois State	4–3	17–8	3–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 28	at {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Kansas State Wildcats|school=Kansas State University|title=Kansas State}}	14–2	18–8	4–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 29	at Kansas State	8–3	19–8	5–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 30	at Kansas State	5–4	20–8	6–3

|-

|

class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | April
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 2	at {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=Saint Louis University|title=Saint Louis}}	12–6	21–8	6–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 4	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	8–6	22–8	7–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 5	Texas Tech	11–5	23–8	8–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 9	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Western Illinois Leathernecks|school=Western Illinois University|title=Western Illinois}}	16–3	24–8	8–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 11	at {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Nebraska Cornhuskers|school=University of Nebraska|title=Nebraska}}	4–3	25–8	9–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 12	at Nebraska	9–11	25–9	9–4
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 13	at Nebraska	6–7	25–10	9–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 15	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=SW Missouri State}}	9–12	25–11	9–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 18	at {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Baylor Bears|school=Baylor University|title=Baylor}}	4–10	25–12	9–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 19	at Baylor	23–18	26–12	10–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 20	at Baylor	12–8	27–12	11–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 22	at SW Missouri State	1–2	27–13	11–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 25	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	1–6	27–14	11–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 26	Texas A&M	7–6	28–14	12–7
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 27	Texas A&M	8–9	28–15	12–8
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 29	vs. Saint Louis	6–0	29–15	12–8
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 30	SE Missouri State	11–10	30–15	12–8

|-

|

class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | May
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 2	at {{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Oklahoma State Cowboys|school=Oklahoma State University|title=Oklahoma State}}	4–7	30–16	12–9
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 3	at Oklahoma State	14–11	31–16	13–9
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 4	at Oklahoma State	7–17	31–17	13–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 9	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Rockhurst Hawks|school=Rockhurst University|title=Rockhurst}}	15–6	32–17	13–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 16	{{cbsb link|year=2003|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	6–1	33–17	14–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 17	Oklahoma	7–6	34–17	15–10
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 18	Oklahoma	0–7	34–18	15–11

|-

! colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Post-season

|-

|

class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 Big 12 Baseball Tournament|Big 12 Tournament}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 21	vs. Baylor	Bricktown Ballpark	8–9	34–19
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 21	vs. Kansas	Bricktown Ballpark	4–3	35–19
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 23	vs. Baylor	Bricktown Ballpark	0–11	35–20

|-

|

class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|NCAA tournament: Pepperdine Regional}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 30	vs. North Carolina	Dudy Noble Field	3–4	35–21
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 31	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders|school=Middle Tennessee State University|title=Middle Tennessee}}	Dudy Noble Field	13–7	36–21
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 31	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Mississippi State Bulldogs|school=Mississippi State University|title=Mississippi State}}	Dudy Noble Field	5–10	36–22

|}

The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2003 Major League Baseball Draft.

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
Justin James	RHP	5th	140th	Toronto Blue Jays
Jayce Tingler	OF	10th	290th	Toronto Blue Jays
Ian Kinsler	SS	17th	496th	Texas Rangers
Derek Roper	RHP	32nd	965th	St. Louis Cardinals

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2004

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 38–23–1

|conf_record = 12–14

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (10th year)

|asst_coach1 = Tony Vitello (2nd year)

|stadium = Taylor Stadium

|champion =

|bowl = Fayetteville Regional, 1–2

|bowl_result =

}}

{{2004 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

The 2004 Missouri Tigers baseball team represented the University of Missouri in the 2004 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Tigers played their home games at Taylor Stadium. The team was coached by Tim Jamieson in his 10th season at Missouri.

The Tigers advanced to back-to-back NCAA tournaments for the first time since the 1980–1981 season.

class="toccolours" width=90% style="clear:both; margin:1.5em auto; text-align:center;"
colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2004 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 13	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Nevada Wolfpack|school=University of Nevada|title=Nevada}}	8–7	1–0	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 14	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Portland Pilots|school=University of Portland|title=Portland}}	13–0	2–0	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 15	vs. Portland	2–1	3–0	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 19	at {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Coastal Carolina Chanticleers|school=Coastal Carolina University|title=Coastal Carolina}}	12–10	4–0	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 20	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Rider Broncs|school=Rider University|title=Rider}}	4–2	5–0	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 21	at Coastal Carolina	21–4	6–0	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 22	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Albany Great Danes|school=University at Albany, SUNY|title=Albany}}	3–5	6–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 27	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Youngstown State Penguins|school=Youngstown State University|title=Youngstown State}}	2–3	6–2	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 28	Youngstown State	7–0	7–2	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 29	Youngstown State	8–1	8–2	–

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 2	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Western Illinois Leathernecks|school=Western Illinois University|title=Western Illinois}}	2–1	9–2	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 3	Western Illinois	8–2	10–2	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 5	at {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Washington Huskies|school=University of Washington|title=Washington}}	16–2	11–2	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 6	at Washington	6–11	11–3	–
bgcolor="dddddff" | March 7	at Washington	6–6	11–3–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 12	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Wake Forest Demon Deacons|school=Wake Forest University|title=Wake Forest}}	5–4	12–3–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 12	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Indiana State Sycamores|school=Indiana State University|title=Indiana State}}	7–6	13–3–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 13	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Memphis Tigers|school=University of Memphis|title=Memphis}}	3–2	14–3–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 14	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks|school=University of Tennessee, Martin|title=Tennessee-Martin}}	7–3	15–3–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 17	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Illinois State Redbirds|school=Illinois State University|title=Illinois State}}	2–5	15–4–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 19	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Chicago State Cougars|school=Chicago State University|title=Chicago State}}	19–2	16–4–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 20	Chicago State	8–1	17–4–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 21	Chicago State	21–1	18–4–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 24	at {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Southeast Missouri State Redhawks|school=Southeast Missouri State University|title=SE Missouri State}}	6–3	19–4–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 26	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Kansas State Wildcats|school=Kansas State University|title=Kansas State}}	3–5	19–5–1	0–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 27	Kansas State	4–6	19–6–1	0–2
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 28	Kansas State	12–0	20–6–1	1–2

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|

class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | April
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 2	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Baylor Bears|school=Baylor University|title=Baylor}}	12–4	21–6–1	2–2
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 3	Baylor	9–15	21–7–1	2–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 4	Baylor	6–9	21–8–1	2–4
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 7	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=Saint Louis University|title=Saint Louis}}	1–3	21–9–1	2–4
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 9	at {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	2–3	21–10–1	2–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 10	at Oklahoma	5–8	21–11–1	2–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 11	at Oklahoma	3–4	21–12–1	2–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 14	at {{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=SW Missouri State}}	5–4	22–12–1	2–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 16	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Nebraska Cornhuskers|school=University of Nebraska|title=Nebraska}}	3–2	23–12–1	3–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 17	Nebraska	16–11	24–12–1	4–7
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 18	Nebraska	10–11	24–13–1	4–8
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 20	SW Missouri State	4–5	24–14–1	4–8
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 24	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	0–1	24–15–1	4–9
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 25	Texas A&M	1–7	24–16–1	4–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 28	Saint Louis	3–0	25–16–1	4–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 30	Texas	4–1	26–16–1	5–10

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|

class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | May
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 1	Texas	8–0	27–16–1	6–10
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 2	Texas	0–16	27–17–1	6–11
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 7	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	5–7	27–18–1	6–12
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 8	Texas Tech	5–3	28–18–1	7–12
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 9	Texas Tech	3–1	29–18–1	8–12
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 14	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	6–11	29–19–1	8–13
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 15	Kansas	2–1	30–19–1	9–13
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 16	Kansas	3–4	30–20–1	9–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 19	SE Missouri State	12–11	31–20–1	10–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 21	{{cbsb link|year=2004|team=Oklahoma State Cowboys|school=Oklahoma State University|title=Oklahoma State}}	9–5	32–20–1	10–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 22	Oklahoma State	10–9	33–20–1	11–14
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 23	Oklahoma State	7–3	34–20–1	12–14

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! colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Post-season

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|

class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 Big 12 Baseball Tournament|Big 12 Tournament}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 26	vs. Oklahoma	Ameriquest Field in Arlington	9–5	35–20–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 27	vs. Baylor	Ameriquest Field in Arlington	12–1	36–20–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 29	vs. Baylor	Ameriquest Field in Arlington	10–7	37–20–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 30	vs. Oklahoma State	Ameriquest Field in Arlington	9–10	37–21–1

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|NCAA tournament: Pepperdine Regional}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 4	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Wichita State Shockers|school=Wichita State University|title=Wichita State}}	Baum Stadium	0–3	37–22–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | June 5	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Le Moyne Dolphins|school=Le Moyne College|title=Le Moyne}}	Baum Stadium	11–3	38–22–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 5	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Arkansas Razorbacks|school=University of Arkansas|title=Arkansas}}	Baum Stadium	5–10	38–23–1

|}

The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2004 Major League Baseball Draft.

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
Danny Hill	RHP	3rd	87th	Toronto Blue Jays
Garrett Broshuis	RHP	5th	160th	San Francisco Giants
Cody Ehlers	1B	11th	339th	New York Yankees
Mark Alexander	RHP	20th	598th	Los Angeles Dodgers

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2005

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 40–23

|conf_record = 16–11

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (11th year)

|asst_coach1 = Tony Vitello (3rd year)

|stadium = Taylor Stadium

|champion =

|bowl = Fullerton Regional, 1–2

|bowl_result =

}}

{{2005 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

The 2005 Missouri Tigers baseball team represented the University of Missouri in the 2005 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Tigers played their home games at Taylor Stadium. The team was coached by Tim Jamieson in his 10th season at Missouri.

With a final ranking of 21st, the Tigers finished the season ranked in the Top 25 of the Baseball America poll for the first time since 1980.{{cite web|url=http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/baseball_RB/2010/D1.pdf|publisher=NCAA|title=Division I Baseball records|page=42|accessdate=June 22, 2014}}

class="toccolours" width=90% style="clear:both; margin:1.5em auto; text-align:center;"
colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2005 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 10	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Portland Pilots|school=University of Portland|title=Portland}}	7–4	1–0	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 17	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Winthrop Eagles|school=Winthrop University|title=Winthrop}}	4–7	1–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 18	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs|school=Gardner-Webb University|title=Gardner-Webb}}	12–9	2–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 19	vs. Winthrop	10–3	3–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 20	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Akron Zips|school=University of Akron|title=Akron}}	11–0	4–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 25	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Navy Midshipmen|school=United States Naval Academy|title=Navy}}	25–2	5–1	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | February 26	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Indiana State Sycamores|school=Indiana State University|title=Indiana State}}	10–1	6–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 27	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Memphis Tigers|school=University of Memphis|title=Memphis}}	5–6	6–2	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 28	at {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Murray State Racers|school=Murray State University|title=Murray State}}	5–6	6–3	–

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|

class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 4	{{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Eastern Michigan Eagles|school=Eastern Michigan University|title=Eastern Michigan}}	7–1	7–3	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 5	Eastern Michigan	18–2	8–3	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 5	Eastern Michigan	6–7	8–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 6	Eastern Michigan	14–4	9–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 9	{{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Illinois State Redbirds|school=Illinois State University|title=Illinois State}}	15–2	10–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 12	{{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Youngstown State Penguins|school=Youngstown State University|title=Youngstown State}}	13–0	11–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 13	Youngstown State	17–0	12–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 14	Youngstown State	12–2	13–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 18	{{cbsb link|year=2005|team=North Dakota State Bison|school=North Dakota State University|title=North Dakota State}}	10–0	14–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 19	North Dakota State	11–1	15–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 19	North Dakota State	21–0	16–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 20	North Dakota State	13–3	17–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 25	at {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Kansas State Wildcats|school=Kansas State University|title=Kansas State}}	3–1	18–4	1–0
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 26	at Kansas State	6–5	19–4	2–0
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 27	at Kansas State	3–2	20–4	3–0
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 30	at {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=Saint Louis University|title=Saint Louis}}	16–0	21–4	3–0

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | April
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 1	{{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	25–0	22–4	4–0
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 2	Texas Tech	7–2	23–4	5–0
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 3	Texas Tech	3–5	23–5	5–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 6	at {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Southeast Missouri State Redhawks|school=Southeast Missouri State University|title=SE Missouri State}}	5–8	23–6	5–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 8	{{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	2–1	24–6	6–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 9	Texas A&M	7–3	25–6	7–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 10	Texas A&M	8–3	26–6	8–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 13	at SE Missouri State	10–2	27–6	8–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 15	at {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Oklahoma State Cowboys|school=Oklahoma State University|title=Oklahoma State}}	2–6	27–7	8–2
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 16	at Oklahoma State	4–6	27–8	8–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 17	at Oklahoma State	5–8	27–9	8–4
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 20	Saint Louis	13–4	28–9	8–4
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 23	{{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	1–2	28–10	8–5
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 23	Oklahoma	10–6	29–10	9–5
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 24	Oklahoma	6–4	30–10	10–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 26	at {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=SW Missouri State}}	1–2	30–11	10–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 29	at Texas	1–4	30–12	10–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 30	at Texas	7–2	31–12	11–6

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | May
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 1	at Texas	1–6	31–13	11–7
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 3	SW Missouri State	6–10	31–14	11–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 6	at Nebraska	2–1	32–14	12–7
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 7	at Nebraska	5–7	32–15	12–8
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 8	at Nebraska	5–6	32–16	12–9
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 13	{{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	8–0	33–16	13–9
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 14	Kansas	3–9	33–17	13–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 15	Kansas	4–3	34–17	14–10
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 17	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Southern Illinois Salukis|school=Southern Illinois University|title=Southern Illinois}}	0–7	34–18	14–10
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 18	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2005|team=Illinois Fighting Illini|school=University of Illinois|title=Illinois}}	6–2	35–18	14–10
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 20	at Baylor	5–7	35–19	14–11
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 21	at Baylor	7–3	36–19	15–11
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 22	at Baylor	10–4	37–19	16–11

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! colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Post-season

|-

|

class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 Big 12 Baseball Tournament|Big 12 Tournament}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 25	vs. Oklahoma	Bricktown Ballpark	8–7	38–19
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 26	vs. Texas Tech	Bricktown Ballpark	10–1	39–19
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 28	vs. Nebraska	Bricktown Ballpark	4–5	39–20
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 28	vs. Nebraska	Bricktown Ballpark	9–17	39–21

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|

class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|NCAA tournament: Pepperdine Regional}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 3	vs. Arizona	Goodwin Field	3–5	39–22
bgcolor="ddffdd" | June 4	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Harvard Crimson|school=Harvard University|title=Harvard}}	Goodwin Field	14–6	40–22
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 5	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Cal State Fullerton Titans|school=California State University, Fullerton|title=Cal State Fullerton}}	Goodwin Field	6–8	40–23

|}

The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2005 Major League Baseball Draft.

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
James Boone	OF	3rd	91st	Pittsburgh Pirates
Andrew Johnston	RHP	9th	267th	Colorado Rockies
Doug Mathis	RHP	13th	399th	Texas Rangers

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2006

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 35–28

|conf_record = 12–15

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (12th year)

|asst_coach1 = Evan Pratte (9th year)
Tony Vitello (4th year)

|stadium = Taylor Stadium

|champion = Pepperdine Regional champions

|bowl = Fullerton Super Regional

|bowl_result = 0–2

}}

{{2006 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

The 2006 Missouri Tigers baseball team represented the University of Missouri in the 2006 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Tigers played their home games at Taylor Stadium. The team was coached by Tim Jamieson in his 12th season at Missouri.

After losing their opening game, the Tigers came back to win the Pepperdine Regional, becoming the first #4 seed ever to win a Regional.{{cite news|last=Nestor|first=Matt|title=Breaking the Waves: Tigers advance to first super regional|url=http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-146703148.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160309233130/https://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-146703148.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=9 March 2016|accessdate=24 June 2012|newspaper=Columbia Daily Tribune |date=6 June 2006|via=HighBeam}} The Tigers were eliminated by Cal State Fullerton in the Fullerton Super Regional.{{cite news|last=Nestor|first=Matt|title=Tigers go quietly in finale|url=http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-146876944.html|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181118023945/https://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-146876944.html|url-status=dead|archive-date=18 November 2018|accessdate=24 June 2012|newspaper=Columbia Daily Tribune|date=11 June 2006|via=HighBeam}}

{{Baseball roster/Header|year=2006|team=Missouri Tigers|hdr_txtcolor=black|subhdr_txtcolor=#F1B82D|hdr_bgcolor=#F1B82D|subhdr_bgcolor=Black|h}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Nick|last=Admire|num=17|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=9|lbs=200|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Lebanon, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Gary|last=Arndt|num=16|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=188|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Racine, WI}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Coby|last=Arzola|num=13|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=8|lbs=180|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Columbia, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Brock|last=Bond|num=4|pos=INF|bat=S|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=195|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=St. Louis, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=David|last=Cales|num=21|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=182|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Chicago, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kurt|last=Calvert|num=5|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=9|lbs=165|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Wildwood, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Derek|last=Chambers|num=25|pos=INF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=201|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Bryant, AR}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Brant|last=Combs|num=40|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=3|lbs=193|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Olathe, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Aaron|last=Crow|link=y|num=43|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=201|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Wakarusa, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Nathan|last=Culp|num=24|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=180|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Edwardsville, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Bill|last=Disselhoff|num=30|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=3|lbs=218|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Kansas City, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=J.C.|last=Field|num=27|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=210|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Tucson, AZ}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Evan|last=Frey|num=3|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=10|lbs=170|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Edwardsville, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Bret|last=Harvel|num=14|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=192|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=y|home=Lee's Summit, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Trevor|last=Helms|num=6|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=187|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Chesterfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Stephan|last=Holst|num=38|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=3|lbs=215|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Independence, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=John|last=Kruse|num=2|pos=OF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=207|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Columbia, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Bryson|last=LeBlanc|num=8|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=5|lbs=158|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=New Orleans, LA}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Lollis|num=20|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=0|lbs=190|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Houston, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kyle|last=Mach|num=7|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=187|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Chesterfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=John|last=McKee|num=28|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=222|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=St. Louis, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Hunter|last=Mense|num=44|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=0|lbs=195|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Liberty, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Andrew|last=Mueller|num=45|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=175|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=y|home=Columbia, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Taylor|last=Parker|num=10|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=10|lbs=140|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=y|home=Bellaire, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Dan|last=Pietroburgo|num=26|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=0|lbs=195|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Belleville, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Jacob|last=Priday|num=51|pos=OF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=220|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Sikeston, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Brett|last=Reynolds|num=35|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=184|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Pea Ridge, AR}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Max|last=Scherzer|link=y|num=31|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=210|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Chesterfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=T.J.|last=Sinovich|num=54|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=3|lbs=223|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=St. Louis, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Zane|last=Taylor|num=18|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=182|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Kirksville, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=John|last=Thies|num=46|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=1|lbs=216|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Cape Girardeau, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Travis|last=Wendte|num=36|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=194|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Moore, OK}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Dan|last=Wise|num=11|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=207|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Olathe, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Matt|last=Wulfers|num=32|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=211|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Cape Girardeau, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Rick|last=Zagone|num=55|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=215|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Crystal Lake, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Footer|roster_url=|accessdate=

|head_coach= 9 Tim Jamieson (12th year)

|asst_coach= 23 Evan Pratte (9th year)
22 Tony Vitello (4th year)

}}

class="toccolours" width=95% style="clear:both; margin:1.5em auto; text-align:center;"
colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2006 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 9	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=East Tennessee State University|school=East Tennessee State University|title=East Tennessee St.}}	Buccaneer Ballpark	2–3	Holst (L; 0–1)	143	0–1	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 10	at {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Charleston Southern Buccaneers|school=Charleston Southern University|title=Charleston Southern}}	Buccaneer Ballpark	12–4	Culp (W; 1–0)	123	1–1	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 11	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Kennesaw State Owls|school=Kennesaw State University|title=Kennesaw State}}	Buccaneer Ballpark	5–3	Thies (W; 1–0)	63	2–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 12	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Washington State Cougars|school=Washington State University|title=Washington State}}	Buccaneer Ballpark	3–9	Holst (L; 0–2)	70	2–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 17	at {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks|school=University of Louisiana at Monroe|title=Louisiana-Monroe}}	Warhawk Field	5–1	Scherzer (W; 1–0)	145	3–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 17	at Louisiana-Monroe	Warhawk Field	11–0	Culp (W; 2–0)	245	4–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 24	at Florida	McKethan Stadium	14–5	Scherzer (W; 2–0)	4,372	5–2	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 25	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Wake Forest Demon Deacons|school=Wake Forest University|title=Wake Forest}}	McKethan Stadium	3–4	Culp (L; 2–1)	380	5–3	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 26	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Ohio State Buckeyes|school=Ohio State University|title=Ohio State}}	McKethan Stadium	2–4	Crow (L; 0–1)	325	5–4	–

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 1	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Illinois State Redbirds|school=Illinois State University|title=Illinois State}}	Taylor Stadium	18–5	Zagone (W; 1–0)	879	6–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 3	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Milwaukee Panthers|school=University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee|title=Milwaukee}}	Taylor Stadium	14–3	Scherzer (W; 3–0)	1,028	7–4	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 4	Milwaukee	Taylor Stadium	9–5	Culp (W; 3–1)	526	8–4	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 5	Milwaukee	Taylor Stadium	2–7	Crow (L; 0–2)	376	8–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 7	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=St. Louis University|title=St. Louis}}	Taylor Stadium	16–0	Holst (W; 1–2)	423	9–5	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 10	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Purdue Boilermakers|school=Purdue University|title=Purdue}}	Taylor Stadium	0–7	Scherzer (L; 3–1)	1,563	9–6	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 11	Purdue	Taylor Stadium	22–2	Culp (W; 4–1)	1,346	10–6	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 12	Purdue	Taylor Stadium	6–8	Wendte (L; 0–1)	598	10–7	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 17	at {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	Olsen Field	3–1	Culp (W; 5–1)	4,172	11–7	1–0
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 18	at Texas A&M	Olsen Field	6–5	Cales (W; 1–0)	3,862	12–7	2–0
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 19	at Texas A&M	Olsen Field	3–0	Zagone (W; 2–0)	3,457	13–7	3–0
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 24	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Kansas State Wildcats|school=Kansas State University|title=Kansas State}}	Taylor Stadium	3–5	Culp (L; 5–2)	457	13–8	3–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 25	Kansas State	Taylor Stadium	9–5	Wendte (W; 1–1)	627	14–8	4–1
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 26	Kansas State	Taylor Stadium	6–3	Cales (W; 2–0)	884	15–8	5–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 27	at {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Southeast Missouri State Redhawks|school=Southeast Missouri State University|title=SE Missouri State}}	Capaha Field	2–3	Parker (L; 0–1)	2,917	16–8	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 30	at {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	Hoglund Ballpark	3–0	Culp (W; 6–2)	1,821	17–8	6–1

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | April
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 1	at Kansas	Hoglund Ballpark	2–3	Cales (L; 2–1)	1,971	16–10	6–2
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 2	at Kansas	Hoglund Ballpark	6–9	Zagone (L; 2–1)	1,811	16–11	6–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 7	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Nebraska Cornhuskers|school=University of Nebraska|title=Nebraska}}	Taylor Stadium	3–6	Culp (L; 6–3)	1,811	16–12	6–4
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 8	Nebraska	Taylor Stadium	2–5	Cales (L; 2–2)	1,358	16–13	6–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 9	Nebraska	Taylor Stadium	7–13	Crow (L; 0–3)	1,324	16–14	6–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 12	Se Missouri State	Taylor Stadium	5–9	Thies (L; 1–1)	467	16–15	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 14	at {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	Mitchell Park	4–6	Culp (L; 6–4)	985	16–16	6–7
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 15	at Oklahoma	Mitchell Park	6–8	Parker (L; 0–2	1,042	16–17	6–8
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 16	at Oklahoma	Mitchell Park	6–7	Parker (L; 0–3)	801	16–18	6–9
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 19	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=Saint Louis University|title=Saint Louis}}	T.R. Hughes Ballpark	4–0	Zagone (W; 3–1)	1,197	17–18	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 21	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Oklahoma State Cowboys|school=Oklahoma State University|title=Oklahoma State}}	Taylor Stadium	9–2	Culp (W; 7–4)	718	18–18	7–9
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 22	Oklahoma State	Taylor Stadium	0–5	Crow (L; 0–4)	581	18–19	7–10
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 23	Oklahoma State	Taylor Stadium	2–3	Zagone (L; 3–2)	581	18–20	7–11
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 26	vs. SE Missouri State	CommunityAmerica Ballpark	14–3	Parker (W; 1–3)	345	19–20	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 28	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Baylor Bears|school=Baylor University|title=Baylor}}	Taylor Stadium	7–0	Culp (W; 8–4)	356	20–20	8–11
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 29	Baylor	Taylor Stadium	4–5	Parker (L; 1–4)	488	20–21	8–12
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 30	Baylor	Taylor Stadium	3–1	Scherzer (W; 4–1)	574	21–21	9–12

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | May
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 2	at {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=Missouri State}}	Hammons Field	2–1	Wendte (W; 2–1)	3,892	22–21	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 5	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils|school=Mississippi Valley State University|title=Mississippi Valley}}	Taylor Stadium	12–1	Culp (W; 9–4)	515	23–21	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 6	Mississippi Valley	Taylor Stadium	19–2	Scherzer (W; 5–1)	598	24–21	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 7	Mississippi Valley	Taylor Stadium	19–1	Gibson (W; 6–3)	4,983	25–21	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 12	at {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	Dan Law Field	1–13	Culp (L; 9–5)	3,218	25–22	9–13
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 13	at Texas Tech	Dan Law Field	4–5	Cales (L; 2–3)	2,789	25–23	9–14
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 14	at Texas Tech	Dan Law Field	2–3	Zagone (L; 4–3)	2,822	25–25	9–15
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 17	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Illinois Illini|school=University of Illinois|title=Illinois}}	T.R. Hughes Ballpark	14–2	Culp (W; 10–5)	1,219	26–25	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 19	{{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Texas Longhorns|school=University of Texas|title=Texas}}	Taylor Stadium	6–5	Scherzer (W; 6–1)	1,519	27–25	10–15
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 20	Texas	Taylor Stadium	8–5	Cales (L; 2–3)	1,942	28–25	11–15
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 21	Texas	Taylor Stadium	7–5	Parker (W; 2–4)	1,411	29–25	12–15

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! colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Post-season

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 Big 12 Baseball Tournament|Big 12 Tournament}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 24	vs. Oklahoma State	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	9–5	Culp (W; 11–5)	6,189	30–24
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 26	vs. Oklahoma	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	11–0	Scherzer (W; 7–1)	4,500	31–24
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 27	vs. Kansas	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	3–4	Wendte (L; 2–2)	9,491	31–25

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|NCAA tournament: Pepperdine Regional}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 2	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Pepperdine Waves|school=Pepperdine University|title=Pepperdine}}	Eddy D. Field Stadium	2–3	Scherzer (L; 7–2)	1,017	31–26
bgcolor="ddffdd" | June 3	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=UC-Irvine Anteaters|school=University of California, Irvine|title=UC-Irvine}}	Eddy D. Field Stadium	5–4	Parker (W; 3–4)	442	32–26
bgcolor="ddffdd" | June 4	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=UCLA Bruins|school=University of California, Los Angeles|title=UCLA}}	Eddy D. Field Stadium	2–1	Zagone (W; 6–3)	685	33–26
bgcolor="ddffdd" | June 4	vs. Pepperdine	Eddy D. Field Stadium	4–1	Crow (W; 1–4)	694	34–26
bgcolor="ddffdd" | June 5	vs. Pepperdine	Eddy D. Field Stadium	8–3	Parker (W; 4–4)	467	35–26

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2006 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|NCAA tournament: Fullerton Super Regional}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 9	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2006|team=Cal State Fullerton Titans|school=California State University, Fullerton|title=Cal State Fullerton}}	Goodwin Field	1–7	Scherzer (L; 7–3)	3,355	35–27
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 10	vs. Cal State Fullerton	Goodwin Field	1–9	Culp (L; 11–6)	3,370	35–28

|}

;Nathan Culp

• All-Midwest Region
• All-Big 12 First Team{{cite web|title=Culp, Priday Named to All-Big 12 First Team|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/052506aac.html|accessdate=10 June 2012}}
• 2x Big 12 Pitcher of the Week (4/4 & 5/2){{cite web|title=Nathan Culp Earns Second Big 12 Pitcher of the Week Award|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/050206aag.html|accessdate=10 June 2012}}

;Evan Frey

• All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

;Jacob Priday

• All-Big 12 First Team
• Big 12 Player of the Week (3/14){{cite web|title=Jacob Priday Named Big 12 Conference Player of the Week|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/031406aaa.html|accessdate=10 June 2012}}
• Pepsi Baseball Classic All-Tournament Team{{cite web|title=Three Tigers Named to Pepsi Baseball Classic All-Tournament Team|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/022706aaa.html|accessdate=10 June 2012}}

;Max Scherzer

• All-Midwest Region{{cite web|title=Two Tigers Named to ABCA/Rawlings All-Midwest Region Team|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/061906aab.html|accessdate=10 June 2012}}
• All-Big 12 Honorable Mention
• Big 12 Pitcher of the Week (2/28){{cite web|title=Max Scherzer Named Big 12 Pitcher of the Week|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/022806aaa.html|accessdate=10 June 2012}}
• Pepsi Classic All-Tournament Team

;Zane Taylor

• All-Big 12 Honorable Mention
• Pepsi Classic All-Tournament Team

;Travis Wendte

• All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2006 Major League Baseball Draft.{{cite web|title=Four Tigers Taken on Day One of Major League Baseball Draft|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/060606aag.html|accessdate=9 June 2012|date=6 June 2006}}{{cite web|title=Two More Tigers Taken on Day Two of MLB Draft|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/060806aab.html|accessdate=10 June 2012}}

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
Max Scherzer	RHP	1st	11th	Arizona Diamondbacks
Nathan Culp	LHP	4th	123rd	San Diego Padres
Brett Reynolds	RHP	17th	507th	Arizona Diamondbacks
Hunter Mense	OF	17th	515th	Florida Marlins
Taylor Parker	LHP	21st	629th	Chicago Cubs
Travis Wendte	RHP	24th	722nd	Milwaukee Brewers

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2007

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 42–18

|conf_record = 19–8

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (13th year)

|asst_coach1 = Evan Pratte (10th year)
Tony Vitello (5th year)

|stadium = Taylor Stadium

|champion =

|bowl = Columbia Regional

|bowl_result = 2–2

}}

{{2007 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

The 2007 Missouri Tigers baseball team represented the University of Missouri in the 2007 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Tigers played their home games at Taylor Stadium. The team was coached by Tim Jamieson in his 13th season at Missouri.

The Tigers finished second in the Big 12 and earned a #1 seed and hosted an NCAA Regional, where the Tigers were eliminated by Louisville.

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{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Allen|num=47|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=195|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Stillwater, OK}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Gary|last=Arndt|num=16|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=188|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Racine, WI}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ian|last=Berger|num=41|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=195|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Oak Park, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Brock|last=Bond|num=4|pos=INF|bat=S|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=195|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=St. Louis, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kurt|last=Calvert|num=5|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=9|lbs=167|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Wildwood, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Trevor|last=Coleman|num=14|pos=C|bat=S|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=210|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Dripping Springs, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Brant|last=Combs|num=40|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=200|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Olathe, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Aaron|last=Crow|link=y|num=43|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=201|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Wakarusa, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Travis|last=Crow|num=99|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=3|lbs=218|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Wakarusa, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Sean|last=Finley|num=18|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=R|ft=6|in=5|lbs=215|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=y|home=Prairie Village, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Lee|last=Fischer|num=6|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=165|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Overland Park, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Greg|last=Folgia|num=10|pos=RHP|bat=S|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=195|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=North Wales, PA}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Evan|last=Frey|num=3|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=0|lbs=173|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Edwardsville, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Gargano|num=32|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=10|lbs=185|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Blue Springs, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kyle|last=Gibson|link=y|num=44|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=5|lbs=183|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Greenfield, IN}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Scooter|last=Hicks|num=8|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=9|lbs=171|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Overland Park, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Stephan|last=Holst|num=38|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=4|lbs=223|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Independence, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=John|last=Kruse|num=2|pos=OF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=203|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Columbia, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Lollis|num=20|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=1|lbs=191|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Houston, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Vinny|last=Losorelli|num=54|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=211|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=y|home=Chesterfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kyle|last=Mach|num=7|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=187|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Chesterfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Phil|last=McCormick|num=27|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=1|lbs=167|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Wildwood, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=John|last=McKee|num=28|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=222|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=St. Louis, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Andrew|last=Mueller|num=45|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=175|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Columbia, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Dan|last=Pietroburgo|num=26|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=0|lbs=195|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Belleville, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Jacob|last=Priday|num=51|pos=OF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=220|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Sikeston, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Dan|last=Quinn|num=25|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=235|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Hamburg, NY}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Aaron|last=Senne|link=y|num=17|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=3|lbs=187|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Rochester, MN}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=John|last=Thies|num=46|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=1|lbs=216|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Cape Girardeau, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Lendsey|last=Thomson|num=35|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=212|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Springfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Dan|last=Wise|num=11|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=207|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Olathe, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Rick|last=Zagone|num=55|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=215|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Crystal Lake, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Footer|roster_url=|accessdate=

|head_coach= 9 Tim Jamieson (13th year)

|asst_coach= 23 Evan Pratte (10th year)
22 Tony Vitello (5th year)

}}

class="toccolours" width=95% style="clear:both; margin:1.5em auto; text-align:center;"
colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2007 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 9	at {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=FIU Golden Panthers|school=Florida International University|title=FIU}}	University Park Stadium	12–6	Zagone (W; 1–0)	414	1–0	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 10	at FIU	University Park Stadium	15–7	Mohr (W; 1–0)	267	2–0	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 11	at FIU	University Park Stadium	3–2	Berger (W; 1–0)	319	3–0	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 15	at Arizona State	Packard Stadium	1–7	Berger (L; 1–1)	2,587	3–1	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 16	vs. Arizona State	Surprise Stadium	3–2	Folgia (W; 1–0)	934	4–1	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 17	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Gonzaga Bulldogs|school=Gonzaga University|title=Gonzaga}}	Surprise Stadium	10–3	A. Crow (W; 1–0)	878	5–1	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 18	vs. Oregon State	Surprise Stadium	2–9	Gibson (L; 0–1)	776	5–2	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 23	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=BYU Cougars|school=Brigham Young University|title=BYU}}	USA Stadium	1–4	Folgia (L; 1–1)	385	5–3	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 24	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Akron Zips|school=Akron University|title=Akron}}	USA Stadium	5–8	Gibson (L; 0–2)	124	5–4	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 25	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Navy Midshipmen|school=United States Naval Academy|title=Navy}}	USA Stadium	5–0	Holst (W; 1–0)	257	6–4	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | February 25	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Memphis Tigers|school=University of Memphis|title=Memphis}}	USA Stadium	1–5	Mohr (L; 1–1)	648	6–5	–

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 2	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Youngstown State Penguins|school=Youngstown State University|title=Youngstown State}}	Taylor Stadium	10–5	Zagone (W; 2–0)	420	7–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 4	Youngstown State	Taylor Stadium	11–0	A. Crow (W; 2–0)	238	8–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 4	Youngstown State	Taylor Stadium	11–0	Gibson (W; 1–2)	465	9–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 6	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks|school=University of Louisiana at Monroe|title=Louisiana-Monroe}}	Taylor Stadium	5–4	Combs (W; 1–0)	418	10–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 7	Louisiana-Monroe	Taylor Stadium	4–2	Hicks (W; 1–0)	351	11–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 10	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Texas State Bobcats|school=Texas State University|title=Texas State}}	Patriot Field	14–4	A. Crow (W; 3–0)	124	12–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 10	at {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Dallas Baptist Patriots|school=Dallas Baptist University|title=Dallas Baptist}}	Patriot Field	11–7	Folgia (W; 2–1)	325	13–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 14	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=St. Louis University|title=St. Louis}}	Taylor Stadium	19–1	Berger (W; 2–1)	572	14–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 15	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Western Illinois Leathernecks|school=Western Illinois University|title=Western Illinois}}	Taylor Stadium	6–3	Hicks (W; 2–0)	332	15–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 16	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Cleveland State Vikings|school=Cleveland State University|title=Cleveland State}}	Taylor Stadium	6–3	A. Crow (W; 4–0)	435	16–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 17	Cleveland State	Taylor Stadium	9–2	Zagone (W; 3–0)	252	17–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 18	Cleveland State	Taylor Stadium	6–4	Gibson (W; 2–2)	464	18–5	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 23	at {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Nebraska Cornhuskers|school=University of Nebraska|title=Nebraska}}	Taylor Stadium	5–1	Gibson (W; 3–2)	4,589	19–5	1–0
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 24	at Nebraska	Taylor Stadium	4–3	Zagone (W; 4–0)	3,557	20–5	2–0
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 25	at Nebraska	Taylor Stadium	1–16	Folgia (L; 2–2)	5,003	20–6	2–1
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 27	at {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Creighton Bluejays|school=Creighton University|title=Creighton}}	Taylor Stadium	3–4	Combs (L; 1–1)	347	20–7	–
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 30	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	Taylor Stadium	5–7	Gibson (L; 3–3)	628	20–8	3–2
bgcolor="ddffdd" | March 31	Kansas	Taylor Stadium	8–7	Zagone (W; 5–0)	605	21–8	4–2

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | April
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 1	Kansas	Taylor Stadium	10–9	Gibson (W; 4–3)	871	22–8	4–2
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 6	at {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Kansas State Wildcats|school=Kansas State University|title=Kansas State}}	Tointon Family Stadium	0–12	A. Crow (L; 4–1)	368	22–9	4–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 7	at Kansas State	Tointon Family Stadium	3–0	Zagone (W; 6–0)	518	23–9	5–3
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 8	at Kansas State	Tointon Family Stadium	7–6	Hicks (W; 3–0)	396	24–9	6–3
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 14	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	Taylor Stadium	1–3	A. Crow (L; 4–2)	448	24–10	6–4
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 14	Texas A&M	Taylor Stadium	7–6	Gibson (W; 5–3)	491	25–10	7–4
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 15	Texas A&M	Taylor Stadium	2–5	Folgia (L; 2–3)	728	25–11	7–5
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 17	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=Missouri State}}	Hammons Field	3–1	Berger (W; 3–1)	3,712	26–11	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 20	at {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Baylor Bears|school=Baylor University|title=Baylor}}	Baylor Ballpark	11–4	A. Crow (W; 5–2)	3,218	27–11	8–5
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 21	Baylor	Baylor Ballpark	14–11	Folgia (W; 3–3)	4,398	28–11	9–5
bgcolor="ffdddd" | April 22	Baylor	Baylor Ballpark	3–8	Holst (L; 1–1)	2,852	28–12	9–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 27	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	Taylor Stadium	10–4	A. Crow (W; 6–2)	777	29–12	10–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 28	Texas Tech	Taylor Stadium	12–7	Folgia (W; 4–3)	1,347	30–12	11–6
bgcolor="ddffdd" | April 29	Texas Tech	Taylor Stadium	6–5	Hicks (W; 4–0)	1,152	31–12	12–6

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | May
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 4	at {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Texas Longhorns|school=University of Texas|title=Texas}}	Disch-Falk Field	7–6	Folgia (W; 5–3)	4,851	32–12	13–6
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 5	at Texas	Disch-Falk Field	1–5	Zagone (L; 6–1)	4,971	32–13	13–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 6	Texas	Disch-Falk Field	5–4	Gibson (W; 6–3)	4,983	33–13	14–7
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 11	{{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	Taylor Stadium	13–3	A. Crow (W; 7–2)	1,105	34–13	15–7
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 12	Oklahoma	Taylor Stadium	1–5	Zagone (L; 6–2	1,256	34–14	15–8
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 13	Oklahoma	Taylor Stadium	10–8	Berger (W; 4–1)	835	35–14	16–8
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 15	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Illinois Illini|school=University of Illinois|title=Illinois}}	T.R. Hughes Ballpark	12–5	Holst (W; 2–1)	1,702	36–14	–
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 18	at {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Oklahoma State Cowboys|school=Oklahoma State University|title=Oklahoma State}}	Reynolds Stadium	9–6	A. Crow (W; 8–2)	2,672	37–14	17–8
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 19	at Oklahoma State	Reynolds Stadium	8–5	Gibson (W; 7–3)	1,608	38–14	18–8
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 20	at Oklahoma State	Taylor Stadium	8–5	Berger (W; 5–1)	1,108	39–14	19–8

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! colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Post-season

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2007 Big 12 Baseball Tournament|Big 12 Tournament}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 23	vs. Oklahoma	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	2–7	Holst (L; 2–2)	6,206	39–15
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 25	vs. Baylor	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	5–10	A. Crow (L; 8–3)	8,785	39–16
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 26	vs. Oklahoma State	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	13–1	Zagone (W; 7–2)	7,370	40–16

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2007 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|NCAA tournament: Columbia Regional}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="13%" | MU Decision ! width="6%" | Attendance ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | June 1	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Kent State Golden Flashes|school=Kent State University|title=Kent State}}	Taylor Stadium	10–2	A. Crow (W; 9–3)	3,481	41–16
bgcolor="ddffdd" | June 2	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2007|team=Louisville Cardinals|school=University of Louisville|title=Louisville}}	Taylor Stadium	7–5	Gibson (W; 8–3)	3,630	42–16
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 3	vs. Louisville	Taylor Stadium	3–4	Folgia (L; 5–4)	3,457	42–17
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 4	vs. Louisville	Taylor Stadium	6–16	A. Crow (L; 9–4)	2,199	42–18

|}

;Trevor Coleman

• Freshman All-American{{cite web|title=Trevor Coleman Earns Freshman All-America Honors|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/060607aaa.html|accessdate=9 June 2012}}
• Big 12 Freshman of the Year{{cite web|title=Coleman Named Big 12 Freshman of Year, Six Tigers Earn All-Conference|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/052207aaa.html|accessdate=9 June 2012}}

;Aaron Crow

• All-Big 12 First Team

;Evan Frey

• All-Big 12 Second Team
• Big 12 Player of the Week (5/22){{cite web|title=Evan Frey Earns Co-Big 12 Player of the Week|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/052207aac.html}}

;Kyle Gibson

• All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

;Ryan Lollis

• All-Regional Team

;Kyle Mach

• All-Big 12 Honorable Mention

;Jacob Priday

• All-Big 12 First Team
• All-Regional Team
• Big 12 Player of the Week (4/30){{cite web|title=Jacob Priday Named Co-Big 12 Player of the Week|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/043007aaa.html}}

;Aaron Senne

• All-Regional Team{{cite web|title=NCAA® Baseball Columbia Regional All-Tournament Team|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/07-regional.html|accessdate=9 June 2012}}

;Rick Zagone

• All-Big 12 Honorable Mention
• National Pitcher of the Week (5/9){{cite web|title=Zagone Named National Co-Pitcher of the Week|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/041007aad.html}}
• Big 12 Pitcher of the Week (5/9){{cite web|title=Rick Zagone Named Co-Big 12 Pitcher of the Week|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/040907aaa.html}}

The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2007 Major League Baseball Draft.{{cite web|title=Two Tigers Selected in Major League Baseball Draft|url=http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/060807aaa.html|publisher=mutigers.com|accessdate=9 June 2007|date=7 June 2007}}

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
Evan Frey	OF	10th	313th	Arizona Diamondbacks
Brock Bond	2B	24th	734th	San Francisco Giants

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2008

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 39–21

|conf_record = 16–11

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (14th year)

|asst_coach1 = Evan Pratte (11th year)
Tony Vitello (6th year)

|stadium = Taylor Stadium

|champion =

|bowl = Coral Gables Regional

|bowl_result = 1–2

}}

{{2008 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

The 2008 Missouri Tigers baseball team represented the University of Missouri in the 2008 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Tigers played their home games at Taylor Stadium. The team was coached by Tim Jamieson in his 13th season at Missouri.

The Tigers reached the NCAA tournament for the sixth straight season, where the Tigers were eliminated by Ole Miss in the Coral Gables Regional.

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{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Allen|num=47|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=200|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Stillwater, OK}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Ampleman|num=4|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=8|lbs=175|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=St. Peters, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ian|last=Berger|num=41|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=206|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Oak Park, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Brad|last=Buehler|num=40|pos=RHP|bat=S|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=204|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Festus, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kurt|last=Calvert|num=5|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=10|lbs=170|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Wildwood, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Tyler|last=Clark|num=16|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=196|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Springfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Trevor|last=Coleman|num=14|pos=C|bat=S|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=214|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Dripping Springs, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Aaron|last=Crow|link=y|num=43|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=3|lbs=195|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Wakarusa, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Erik|last=Darkow|num=49|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=5|lbs=204|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Columbia, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Dawson|num=35|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=3|lbs=195|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Warrensburg, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kelly|last=Fick|num=21|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=191|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Linn, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Sean|last=Finley|num=18|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=R|ft=6|in=5|lbs=215|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Prairie Village, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Lee|last=Fischer|num=6|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=0|lbs=170|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Overland Park, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Greg|last=Folgia|num=10|pos=INF|bat=S|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=195|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=North Wales, PA}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Gargano|num=32|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=10|lbs=185|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Blue Springs, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kyle|last=Gibson|link=y|num=44|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=6|lbs=195|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Greenfield, IN}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kyle|last=Gibson|link=y|num=44|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=6|lbs=195|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Greenfield, IN}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Steve|last=Gray|num=11|pos=INF|bat=L|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=196|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Boise, ID}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Scooter|last=Hicks|num=8|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=9|lbs=171|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Overland Park, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Austin|last=Holt|num=42|pos=INF|bat=S|throw=R|ft=5|in=9|lbs=166|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Kansas City, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Russell|last=LaFleur|num=2|pos=OF|bat=S|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=162|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Houston, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Lollis|num=20|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=1|lbs=190|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Houston, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kyle|last=Mach|num=7|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=190|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Chesterfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Cole|last=Mazurek|num=13|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=174|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Overland Park, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Phil|last=McCormick|num=27|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=0|lbs=185|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Wildwood, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Tex|last=Meyr|num=00|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=187|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Jackson, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Andrew|last=Mueller|num=45|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=180|class=So|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Columbia, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Dan|last=Pietroburgo|num=26|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=192|class=sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Belleville, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Jacob|last=Priday|num=51|pos=OF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=215|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Sikeston, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=T. J.|last=Scheiber|num=19|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=0|lbs=181|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Blue Springs, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Jonah|last=Schmidt|num=25|pos=OF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=4|lbs=220|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=St. Louis, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Aaron|last=Senne|link=y|num=17|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=201|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Rochester, MN}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Nick|last=Tepesch|link=y|num=46|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=5|lbs=224|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Blue Springs, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Andrew|last=Thigpen|num=3|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=190|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Midwest City, OK}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Sean|last=Young|num=30|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=6|lbs=189|class=Fr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Doylestown, PA}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Rick|last=Zagone|num=55|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=3|lbs=207|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Crystal Lake, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Footer|roster_url=|accessdate=

|head_coach= 9 Tim Jamieson (14th year)

|asst_coach= 23 Evan Pratte (11th year)
22 Tony Vitello (6th year)

}}

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colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2008 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 22	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=UConn Huskies|school=University of Connecticut|title=UConn}}	7–1	1–0	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 23	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Michigan State Spartans|school=Michigan State University|title=Michigan State}}	14–9	2–0	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 24	at {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Stetson Hatters|school=Stetson University|title=Stetson}}	9–5	3–0	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | February 25	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Central Florida Knights|school=University of Central Florida|title=Central Florida}}	9–10	3–1	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 29	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Cal Golden Bears|school=University of California, Berkeley|title=California}}	7–5	4–1	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 29	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=San Diego State Aztecs|school=San Diego State University|title=San Diego State}}	3–1	5–1	–

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 1	at {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=San Diego Toreros|school=University of San Diego|title=San Diego}}	4–5	5–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 2	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Cal Poly Mustangs|school=Cal Poly San Luis Obispo|title=Cal Poly}}	6–3	6–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 8	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Indiana State Sycamores|school=Indiana State University|title=Indiana State}}	5–1	7–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 9	Indiana State	9–8	8–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 9	Indiana State	6–2	9–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 14	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Toledo Rockets|school=University of Toledo|title=Toledo}}	6–0	10–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 15	Toledo	10–0	11–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 16	Toledo	3–1	12–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 16	Toledo	11–6	13–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 18	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=South Dakota State Jackrabbits|school=South Dakota State University|title=South Dakota State}}	13–1	14–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 19	South Dakota State	9–4	15–2	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 21	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Baylor Bears|school=Baylor University|title=Baylor}}	7–0	16–2	1–0
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 22	Baylor	3–0	17–2	2–0
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 23	Baylor	12–2	18–2	3–0
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 25	at {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Minnesota Golden Gophers|school=University of Minnesota|title=Minnesota}}	17–8	19–2	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 26	at Minnesota	5–12	19–3	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 28	at {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	1–0	20–3	4–0
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 29	at Texas Tech	2–3	20–4	4–1
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 30	at Texas Tech	11–15	20–5	4–2

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | April
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 1	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Western Illinois Leathernecks|school=Western Illinois University|title=Western Illinois}}	3–5	20–6	4–2
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 2	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Lincoln Blue Tigers|school=Lincoln University (Missouri)|title=Lincoln}}	10–2	21–6	4–2
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 4	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Oklahoma State Cowboys|school=Oklahoma State University|title=Oklahoma State}}	3–0	22–6	5–2
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 5	Oklahoma State	2–6	22–7	5–3
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 6	Oklahoma State	6–8	22–8	5–4
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 9	at {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=Missouri State}}	8–4	23–8	5–4
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 11	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Texas Longhorns|school=University of Texas|title=Texas}}	31–12	24–8	6–4
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 12	Texas	13–2	25–8	7–4
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 13	Texas	2–9	25–9	7–5
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 16	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=William Woods Owls|school=William Woods University|title=William Woods}}	16–9	26–9	7–5
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 18	at {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	9–4	27–9	8–5
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 19	at Oklahoma	6–5	28–9	9–5
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 20	at Oklahoma	4–22	28–10	9–6
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 22	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Eastern Illinois Panthers|school=Eastern Illinois University|title=Eastern Illinois}}	8–6	29–10	9–6
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 23	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Southern Illinois Salukis|school=Southern Illinois University|title=Southern Illinois}}	1–2	29–11	9–6
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 25	at {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	8–9	29–12	9–7
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 26	at Texas A&M	0–15	29–13	9–8
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 27	at Texas A&M	2–3	29–14	9–9
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 29	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	0–3	29–15	9–9

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width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 2	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Kansas State Wildcats|school=Kansas State University|title=Kansas State}}	13–10	30–15	10–9
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 3	Kansas State	11–7	31–15	11–9
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | May 4	Kansas State	3–4	31–16	11–10
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 6	{{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Creighton Bluejays|school=Creighton University|title=Creighton}}	5–4	32–16	11–10
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 9	at Kansas	5–3	33–16	12–10
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | May 10	at Kansas	6–7	33–17	12–11
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 11	at Kansas	12–1	34–17	13–11
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 16	at Nebraska	8–1	35–17	14–11
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 17	at Nebraska	22–9	36–17	15–11
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 18	at Nebraska	7–3	37–17	16–11

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! colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Post-season

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2008 Big 12 Baseball Tournament|Big 12 Tournament}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 21	vs. Texas	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	2–7	38–17
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 22	vs. Oklahoma	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	3–4	38–18
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 24	vs. Texas A&M	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	2–3	38–19

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2008 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|NCAA tournament: Columbia Regional}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 30	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2008|team=Ole Miss Rebels|school=University of Mississippi|title=Ole Miss}}	Mark Light Field	7–0	39–19
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 31	vs. Miami	Mark Light Field	5–6	39–20
bgcolor="ffdddd" | June 1	vs. Ole Miss	Mark Light Field	6–9	39–21

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The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft.

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
Aaron Crow	RHP	1st	9th	Washington Nationals
Rick Zagone	LHP	6th	176th	Baltimore Orioles
Jacob Priday	OF	11th	332nd	Houston Astros
Ryan Lollis	OF	20th	613th	Detroit Tigers
Kurt Calvert	OF	32nd	971st	Chicago Cubs
Lee Fischer	SS	46th	1377th	Chicago White Sox

{{Infobox NCAA team season

|mode = baseball

|year = 2009

|team = Missouri Tigers

|logo =

|logo_size = 150

|conference = Big 12 Conference

|short_conf = Big 12

|record = 35–27

|conf_record = 16–11

|head_coach = Tim Jamieson (15th year)

|asst_coach1 = Evan Pratte (12th year)
Tony Vitello (7th year)

|stadium = Taylor Stadium

|champion =

|bowl = Oxford Regional

|bowl_result = 1–2

}}

{{2009 Big 12 Conference baseball standings}}

The 2009 Missouri Tigers baseball team represented the University of Missouri in the 2009 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Tigers played their home games at Taylor Stadium. The team was coached by Tim Jamieson in his 15th season at Missouri.

The Tigers reached the NCAA tournament for the seventh straight season, where the Tigers were eliminated by Western Kentucky in the Oxford Regional.

{{Baseball roster/Header|year=2008|team=Missouri Tigers|hdr_txtcolor=black|subhdr_txtcolor=#F1B82D|hdr_bgcolor=#F1B82D|subhdr_bgcolor=Black|h}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Allen|num=47|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=200|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Stillwater, OK}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Ampleman|num=4|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=8|lbs=175|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=St. Peters, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ian|last=Berger|num=41|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=206|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Oak Park, IL}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Brad|last=Buehler|num=40|pos=RHP|bat=S|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=204|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Festus, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Tyler|last=Clark|num=16|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=196|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Springfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Clubb|num=29|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=3|lbs=198|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Eureka, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Trevor|last=Coleman|num=14|pos=C|bat=S|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=214|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Dripping Springs, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Jeff|last=Emens|num=20|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=0|lbs=173|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Plano, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kelly|last=Fick|num=21|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=191|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Linn, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Greg|last=Folgia|num=10|pos=INF|bat=S|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=195|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=North Wales, PA}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Gargano|num=32|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=10|lbs=185|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Blue Springs, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Gebhart|num=37|pos=OF|bat=S|throw=R|ft=6|in=0|lbs=172|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Waco, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kyle|last=Gibson|link=y|num=44|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=6|lbs=195|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Greenfield, IN}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Steve|last=Gray|num=11|pos=INF|bat=L|throw=R|ft=6|in=1|lbs=196|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Boise, ID}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Scooter|last=Hicks|num=8|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=9|lbs=171|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Overland Park, KS}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Austin|last=Holt|num=42|pos=INF|bat=S|throw=R|ft=5|in=9|lbs=166|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Kansas City, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Brian|last=Carr|num=39|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=182|class=Fr|cur_rs=|home=Phoenix, AZ}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Russell|last=LaFleur|num=2|pos=OF|bat=S|throw=R|ft=5|in=10|lbs=162|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Houston, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Michael|last=Liberto|num=5|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=9|lbs=165|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Harahan, LA}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ryan|last=Lollis|num=20|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=1|lbs=190|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Houston, TX}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Conner|last=Mach|num=28|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=0|lbs=189|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Chesterfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Kyle|last=Mach|num=7|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=190|class=Sr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Chesterfield, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Phil|last=McCormick|num=27|pos=LHP|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=0|lbs=185|class=So|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Wildwood, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Garrison|last=McLagan|num=36|pos=INF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=5|in=11|lbs=191|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Columbia, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Rex|last=Meyr|num=00|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=187|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Jackson, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Andrew|last=Mueller|num=45|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=2|lbs=180|class=Jr|rs=y|cur_rs=|home=Columbia, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=T. J.|last=Scheiber|num=19|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=0|lbs=181|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Blue Springs, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Jonah|last=Schmidt|num=25|pos=OF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=4|lbs=220|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=St. Louis, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Aaron|last=Senne|link=y|num=17|pos=OF|bat=L|throw=L|ft=6|in=2|lbs=201|class=Jr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Rochester, MN}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Nick|last=Tepesch|link=y|num=46|pos=RHP|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=5|lbs=224|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Blue Springs, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Andrew|last=Thigpen|num=3|pos=INF|bat=R|throw=R|ft=5|in=11|lbs=190|class=So|rs=|cur_rs=|home=Midwest City, OK}}

{{Baseball roster/Player|first=Ben|last=Turner|num=18|pos=C|bat=R|throw=R|ft=6|in=4|lbs=220|class=Fr|rs=|cur_rs=|home=St. Charles, MO}}

{{Baseball roster/Footer|roster_url=|accessdate=

|head_coach= 9 Tim Jamieson (15th year)

|asst_coach= 23 Evan Pratte (12th year)
22 Tony Vitello (7th year)

}}

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colspan=2 style="{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | 2009 Missouri Tigers baseball game log
colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Regular season
valign="top" | {| class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | February
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | February 20	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Nevada Wolfpack|school=University of Nevada|title=Nevada}}	12–1	1–0	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | February 21	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Gonzaga Bulldogs|school=Gonzaga University|title=Gonzaga}}	3–9	1–1	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | February 22	vs. Nevada	4–8	1–2	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | February 22	vs. Gonzaga	9–13	1–3	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | February 24	at Arizona State	1–3	1–4	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | February 26	at Arizona State	1–2	1–5	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | February 27	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Oregon State Beavers|school=Oregon State University|title=Oregon State}}	8–12	1–6	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | February 28	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Northern Illinois Huskies|school=Northern Illinois University|title=Northern Illinois}}	2–5	1–7	–

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class="wikitable collapsible collapsed" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | March
width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 1	vs. Arizona State	5–2	2–7	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 4	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Western Illinois Leathernecks|school=Western Illinois University|title=Western Illinois}}	8–0	3–7	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 6	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Ball State Cardinals|school=Ball State University|title=Ball State}}	4–1	4–7	–
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 7	Ball State	5–14	4–8	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 7	Ball State	18–4	5–8	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 8	Ball State	7–6	6–8	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 10	Western Illinois	18–4	7–8	–
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 14	at Texas	2–0	8–8	1–0
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 14	at Texas	0–5	8–9	1–1
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 15	at Texas	3–4	8–10	1–2
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 18	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=SIUE Cougars|school=SIUE|title=SIU Edwardsville}}	4–1	9–10	1–2
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 20	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Texas A&M Aggies|school=Texas A&M University|title=Texas A&M}}	3–2	10–10	2–2
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 21	Texas A&M	5–2	11–10	3–2
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 22	Texas A&M	5–6	11–11	3–3
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 24	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=UIC Flames|school=University of Illinois, Chicago|title=Illinois-Chicago}}	4–6	11–12	3–3
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | March 25	Illinois-Chicago	12–8	12–12	3–3
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 29	at {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Oklahoma State Cowboys|school=Oklahoma State University|title=Oklahoma State}}	1–13	12–13	3–4
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 29	at Oklahoma State	2–6	12–14	3–5
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | March 30	at Oklahoma State	1–0	13–14	4–5

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width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 1	at {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Saint Louis Billikens|school=Saint Louis University|title=Saint Louis}}	19–6	14–14	4–5
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 3	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Oklahoma Sooners|school=University of Oklahoma|title=Oklahoma}}	1–2	14–15	4–6
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 4	Oklahoma	4–7	14–16	4–7
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 5	Oklahoma	5–4	15–16	5–7
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 7	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Minnesota Golden Gophers|school=University of Minnesota|title=Minnesota}}	3–7	15–17	5–7
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 8	Minnesota	5–3	16–17	5–7
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 10	at {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Baylor Bears|school=Baylor University|title=Baylor}}	5–3	17–17	6–7
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 11	at Baylor	7–8	17–18	6–8
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 11	at Baylor	0–19	17–19	6–9
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 14	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Indiana State Sycamores|school=Indiana State University|title=Indiana State}}	8–1	18–19	6–9
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 15	Indiana State	12–2	19–19	6–9
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 17	at Kansas State	4–3	20–19	7–9
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 18	at Kansas State	11–6	21–19	8–9
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 19	at Kansas State	5–11	21–20	8–10
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | April 22	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Kansas Jayhawks|school=University of Kansas|title=Kansas}}	3–7	21–21	8–10
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 24	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Texas Tech Red Raiders|school=Texas Tech University|title=Texas Tech}}	18–7	22–21	9–10
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 25	Texas Tech	9–5	23–21	10–10
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 26	Texas Tech	15–2	24–21	11–10
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | April 27	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Eastern Illinois Panthers|school=Eastern Illinois University|title=Eastern Illinois}}	7–4	25–21	11–10

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width="8%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record ! width="5%" | Big 12 record
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 1	at {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Nebraska Cornhuskers|school=University of Nebraska|title=Nebraska}}	8–4	26–21	12–10
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 2	at Nebraska	6–3	27–21	13–10
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 3	at Nebraska	12–9	28–21	14–10
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | May 5	{{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Missouri State Bears|school=Missouri State University|title=Missouri State}}	5–10	28–22	14–10
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 8	Kansas	8–5	29–22	15–10
bgcolor="#ffdddd" | May 9	Kansas	4–7	29–23	15–11
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 10	Kansas	13–12	30–23	16–11
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 16	Cal State Bakersfield	4–2	31–23	16–11
bgcolor="#ddffdd" | May 17	Cal State Bakersfield	8–4	32–23	16–11

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! colspan=2 style="{{CollegePrimaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Post-season

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width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 20	vs. Texas A&M	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	5–2	33–23
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 22	vs. Texas Tech	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	2–4	33–24
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 23	vs. Oklahoma	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	5–4	34–24
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 24	vs. Texas	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark	7–12	34–25

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class="wikitable collapsible" style="margin:auto; width:100%; text-align:center; font-size:95%" ! colspan=12 style="padding-left:4em;{{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | {{CollegePrimaryColorLink|Missouri Tigers|2009 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|NCAA tournament: Columbia Regional}}
width="6%" | Date ! width="17%" | Opponent ! width="15%" | Site/stadium ! width="4%" | Score ! width="5%" | Overall record
bgcolor="ffdddd" | May 29	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Western Kentucky Hilltoppers|school=Western Kentucky University|title=Western Kentucky}}	Swayze Field	5–11	34–26
bgcolor="ddffdd" | May 30	vs. {{cbsb link|year=2009|team=Monmouth Hawks|school=Monmouth University|title=Monmouth}}	Swayze Field	9–0	35–26
bgcolor="ffdddd" | March 31	vs. Western Kentucky	Swazye Field	6–11	35–27

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The following members of the Missouri Tigers baseball program were drafted in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft.

class="toccolours" border=1 style="text-align:center; border-collapse:collapse;" !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Player !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Position !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Round !style="width:10%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | Overall !style="width:20%; {{CollegeSecondaryStyle|Missouri Tigers|border=0}}" | MLB Team
Kyle Gibson	RHP	1st	22nd	Minnesota Twins
Trevor Coleman	C	9th	263rd	Seattle Mariners
Kyle Mach	3B	27th	807th	San Francisco Giants
Aaron Senne	OF	32nd	972nd	Minnesota Twins
Ryan Lollis	OF	37th	1107th	San Francisco Giants
Greg Folgia	SS	40th	1205th	Cleveland Indians

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