2005 Baseball Roster
Roster
Jordan Dodson
- Height:
- 6-1
- Weight:
- 205
- Class:
- Freshman
- Hometown:
- The Woodlands
- High School:
- The Woodlands H.S.
Wayne Graham said -- 'Jordan is in his fourth year and he[apos]s improved steadily with the bat each year. He[apos]ll surely start for us in the outfield and may pitch some too. He[apos]s a very talented player with power.'
RICE
2007: Whataburger College Classic Tournament MVP... Increased production for the third-straight year and saved his best for the Owls[apos] national postseason run... Hit .364 (8-for-22) with a .500 on-base percentage in nine NCAA Tournament games... Had three hits, including a pair of doubles, with four RBI and a sacrifice bunt in three games at the College World Series... Was one of the heroes of the opening game of the Super Regional against Texas A&M... Led off the bottom of the ninth against the Aggies with a single and scored the tying run to force extra innings, then delivered the game-winning hit with two out in the 10th... Postseason flurry started at the C-USA Tournament where he hit .389 (7-for-18) with a home run and two doubles for a .667 slugging percentage... Drove in five runs in the C-USA Tournament[apos]s opening round game against UCF... Played in 64 of the team[apos]s 70 games with 60 starts (58 in left and two in right)... Batted a steady .299 in conference action, .302 for the full season... Hit .367 with runners in scoring position... Had 14 multi-hit games, including a season-high three hits in games against Houston, UCF and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi... Maintained a 12-game hitting streak late in the year, the third-longest on the team... Drove in two or more runs 10 times, including a season-high six behind a two-home run effort against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi... Also hit two home runs in one game at Southern Miss... Displayed excellent defensive range... Recorded a season-high four put outs twice at the College World Series against Louisville and North Carolina... Stole a home run away at the wall from East Carolina during the regular season... Made one appearance on the mound against Dallas Baptist (Feb. 20)... Fired 2.0 scoreless innings without allowing a hit and striking out two... 2006: All-NCAA Regional; Conference USA All- Tournament... Improved in all areas from his debut season... Elevated his offensive output for the postseason, hitting .314 in the Owls[apos] 10 NCAA Tournament games... Capped a stellar home regional by going 6-for-12 with a double, triple and three RBI... Hit .273 (3-for-11) with two RBI, two walks and a sacrifice bunt at the College World Series... Batted .357 (5-for-14) in the C-USA Tournament with three doubles, three walks and and three runs scored... Hit .325 with runners in scoring position... Tied a career high with three hits three times, all coming in Rice wins (Baylor, Oklahoma and Memphis)... Drove in a career high four runs in a victory over Texas State... Maintained a 14-game hitting streak, the third-longest on the team all season... The Owls were 6-0 in games when he hit a home run, including a dramatic 3-2 win over national power Nebraska... His sacrifice bunt late in that same game against the Cornhuskers set up Rice[apos]s winning run... Tied for third on the team with 30 walks, doubling season total from the year before... Drew two walks in a game a total of eight times... Started all 65 games in the outfield (39 in left, 26 in right)... Showcased arm and range on five defensive assists, one for a double play... Played in the Cape Cod League (Wareham) over
the summer... 2005: All-NCAA Regional (Baton Rouge)... Batted .333 in the regional with a home run, a pair of walks and three runs scored... Competed in 37 games with 19 starts... Led the team with 12 pinch-hit appearances, going 3-for-9 in those at bats... Made 15 starts in left field and four at first base... Second on the team in games played as a sub (15)... Batted .282 for the year with a .436 slugging percentage and .391 on-base percentage... Hit .343 against Western Athletic Conference foes and .316 against opponents that reached the College World Series... Collected two or
more hits in a game five times, including a season-best three against Baylor and Fresno State... Slugged a pair of doubles in a three-hit day against Baylor at Minute Maid Park... Tallied two RBI in a game four times... Pitched in three games (last vs. TCU on March 12)...
Struck out a career-high four hitters in 2.0 innings against Western Carolina.
HIGH SCHOOL
2004 graduate of The Woodlands High School... Three-year starter for coach Ron Eastman... Named the most valuable player of District 15-5A... Received all-county, all-greater Houston and all-state honors... Selected as Montgomery County male athlete of the year... Hit .458 with nine home runs and 58 RBI... Also posted a perfect 5-0 pitching record... Helped lead the Highlanders to a
30-5 record and the District 15-5A title... Three-year letterman for the nationally-ranked football team... Led the Highlanders to a 14-1 record, the state[apos]s top ranking and appearance in the state[apos]s 5A championship final... Earned all-district, all-greater Houston and all-state honors at quarterback... Held a state record .730 completion percentage with 22 touchdowns... Posted more than 3,100 yards passing and 700 yards rushing... Named the offensive MVP for the district and Montgomery County... Maintained a 3.3 grade point average.
PERSONAL
Full Name: Jordan Chance Dodson. Born: Mar. 12, 1986, in Conroe. Parents: Richard and Brenda Dodson, The Woodlands (one brother). Father played football and baseball at Abilene Christian University. College: Sid Richardson.
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