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Postgame

Probable Starting Pitchers
Lipscomb 0-6
No. Name   Yr. L/R IP W-L-Sv BB SO ERA
  TBA                
Vanderbilt 0-0 (2002 Statistics)
No. Name   Yr. L/R IP W-L-Sv BB SO ERA
23 Chris Maultsby Sr RHP 2.2 0-0-0 2 1 0.00
Notes: Chris Maultsby is making his first start since 4/27/01 vs. Ole Miss. Against the Rebels he threw 4.0 IP, allowing eight hits, seven runs, seven earned runs and five walks ewhile recording one strike out. He was 2-2 as a starter against non-conference competition a year ago, with one no decision. He will be on a pitch count against Lipscomb.
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Vanderbilt Looks to Continue Win Streak
With Lipscomb Visit After finishing the first week of the 2002 season with a 3-0 mark, the Vanderbilt Commodores play host to Lipscomb (0-6) Wed., Feb. 20, at Hawkins Field. Week one saw plenty of offense as the Commodores scored 23 runs on 38 hits, nine doubles and two home runs. Included in the outburst was a walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth (2/12) in the season opener vs. Tennessee Tech and a grand slam Sunday (2/17) that sparked a 10-5 win over West Virginia. The Commodores early run is their best since beginning the 1998 campaign 10-0. Karl Nonemaker’s .545 batting average (6-for-11) leads the team and ranks fourthbest in the Southeastern Conference. John Kaye is batting .400 (4-for-10) with three doubles, three runs scored, 4 RBI and four walks. In their first season at the Division-I level, the Bisons have struggled with a difficult schedule, losing three-game series at Troy State and and Southern Mississippi. After today’s game against Vanderbilt, Lipscomb head to the Sunshine State to battle Kansas State, Florida International and the 2001 College World Series champions, University of Miami. Bison second baseman Jeremy George leads the team with a .364 batting average (8-for-22) and three doubles.

- Head Coach Roy Mewbourne registered his 900th career coaching win Saturday when Vanderbilt edged West Virginia 7-6. He is the 35th coach in history to reach the 900-win plateau and ranks 19th among active coaches in victories. Heading into this week, he holds a career mark of 901-654-9.

- Senior outfielder Karl Nonemaker went 6- for-11 (.545) during the opening week of the season with a double, a triple, four runs scored and three RBI. Nonemaker moved into a three-way tie for sixth place on the VU alltime hits list with 220.

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