Etsu Baseball Releases Their Schedule for the Upcoming Season

Tsu Baseball has released their schedule for the upcoming season Check it out to see when they’ll be playing near you.

Etsu releases their baseball schedule for the upcoming season

Etsu baseball has released their schedule for the upcoming season The team will play a total of 56 games, 28 of which will be at home in Johnson City, Tennessee.

The season will begin on February 14th with a three-game series against Wright State The first Home game will be on February 21st against Appalachian State

Highlights of the schedule include games against National Champion Vanderbilt, as well as ACC opponents Duke and Wake Forest The Southern conference tournament will be held in Greensboro, North Carolina from May 21st-25th.

What this season’s schedule looks like for Etsu

This season, Etsu will be playing a total of 56 games, 27 of which will be played at home and 29 away. Their opponents this season include: High Point Davidson, Appalachian State UNC Asheville Liberty, Longwood, Virginia Tech James Madison Stetson, Florida Gulf Coast Jacksonville, North Florida USC Upstate and Kennesaw State

Etsu’s home games will be played at Thomas Stadium/Allen Field located on the main campus of East Tennessee State University in Johnson City. The mailing address for the stadium is:

Thomas Stadium/Allen Field
c/o ETSU Athletics
PO Box 70721
Johnson City TN 37614

Etsu’s opponents for the upcoming season

The Etsu baseball team has announced their schedule for the upcoming season They will be playing teams from all over the country, as well as some local teams. Here is a list of their opponents for the upcoming season

-Virginia Military Institute
-University of North Carolina at Asheville
-Mercer University
--East Tennessee State University
--Kennesaw State University
-Lipscomb University
--University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
--Jacksonville State University

Key games on Etsu’s schedule

Etsu Baseball has announced their schedule for the upcoming season and there are some key games to watch out for.

Etsu will open up their season on the road against Appalachian State on February 14th. This will be a tough test for the Bucs, as Appalachian State is a perennial powerhouse in college baseball

Another tough road game will be against Clemson on March 3rd. Clemson is one of the top programs in all of college baseball and they will provide a stiff challenge for Etsu.

The Bucs will have their home opener on March 5th against conference foe Chattanooga. This will be a key game in the Conference Standings and it will be a good opportunity for Etsu to get off to a good start at home.

Etsu will also have home games against some of the other top teams in the conference, including UNCG, Wofford, and Furman. These games will be crucial in determining whether or not Etsu can make a run at the conference title

Make sure to keep an eye out for these key games on Etsu’s schedule this season!

Etsu’s home games for the season

Etsu Baseball has released their home games for the upcoming season The team will be playing a total of 30 Home Games with 25 of those being conference games. They will be playing teams such as UNC-Greensboro, Samford, Western Carolina Furman, and VMI. The first game of the season is scheduled for February 14th against Stetson, and the last game is set for May 23rd against UNC-Asheville.

Etsu’s away games for the season

Etsu Baseball has released their schedule for the upcoming season and it looks like they have a lot of away games. The first game is February 15th against UNC-Wilmington and the last game is May 24th against Winthrop.

Etsu’s conference games for the season

The ETSU Buccaneers Baseball Team has released their schedule for the upcoming season The team will play a total of 54 games, 27 of which will be at home and 27 away. Out of their 54 games, 30 will be conference games. The team is scheduled to play all teams in their conference at least once, with the exception of Appalachian State who they will play twice.

Etsu’s non-conference games for the season

Etsu baseball has released their schedule for the Upcoming Season which is set to begin on February 14th. The schedule includes 31 non-conference games, with the majority being played at home in Johnson City, Tennessee.

Some of the schools that Etsu will be playing against include: Ohio State West Virginia Auburn, East Carolina Louisville, and Clemson. conference play will begin on March 7th when they take on Samford. Etsu is coming off a season where they had a conference record of 22-7 and an overall record of 38-19. They will look to build off that success in the 2020 season.

How to follow Etsu baseball this season

Etsu baseball will be hitting the diamond soon, and here is how you can follow the team all season long

The Bucs will open their season on Feb. 14 with a three-game series against Florida Gulf Coast First pitch for game one is set for noon EST.

You can catch all the action live on ESPN+ or by following @ETSUAthletics on Twitter.live

The home opener is Feb. 21 against Wofford, and that series will also be streamed on ESPN+.

Etsu baseball season preview

Etsu baseball is set to begin their season on February 14th when they host Appalachian State The team is coming off a very successful 2018 campaign in which they won the Southern conference tournament and made an appearance in the NCAA tournament

Etsu will look to build on that success in 2019 with a experienced and talented core of players. The team is led by senior pitcher Jeremy Gray, who was named the Southern Conference Pitcher of the Year last season. Other Key Players include first baseman Cullen Smith, who was named to the All-SoCon first team, and outfielder Jaylyn Ortiz, who was named the SoCon Freshman of the Year.

The team has a tough schedule ahead of them, with games against some of the top teams in the country like Florida State Georgia, and Clemson. However, they also have some very winnable games against conference opponents like Western Carolina and UNC Greensboro.

Etsu baseball looks to be one of the Top Teams in the Southern Conference again in 2019 and they have the talent and experience to make another run at an NCAA Tournament berth.