Scott Stricklin

BASEBALL: Pete Hughes Joins Diamond Dogs’ Staff

August 09, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Scott Stricklin to hold mandatory meeting for Diamond Dog walk-on candidates

August 02, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Bulldogs Will Be Part Of Ty Cobb Museum Event

July 20, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

Baseball: 2017 MLB Draft Leaves UGA With Strong Class

June 16, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

Summer Leagues And Scott Stricklin Baseball Camps Preview

June 02, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Georgia Feels South Carolina’s Wrath in Game Three

May 21, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Crucial SEC Series for Georgia vs. South Carolina

May 18, 2017
Bob Miller
Categories: UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Scott Stricklin Post-Miss State Game Interview 2017-May-13

May 14, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: Podcast, UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Scott Stricklin Post-Miss State Game Interview 2017-May-12

May 13, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: Podcast, UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Scott Stricklin Post-GT Game Interview 2017-May-09

May 10, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: Podcast, UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Scott Stricklin Post-Florida Game Interview 2017-April-30

May 01, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: Podcast, UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Scott Stricklin Post-Florida Game Interview 2017-April-29

April 30, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: Podcast, UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Scott Stricklin Post-Florida Game Interview 2017-April-28

April 29, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: Podcast, UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Scott Stricklin with Players’ Post-Vanderbilt Game Interviews 2017-April-21

April 22, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: Podcast, UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present
 
 
 
 

BASEBALL: Georgia Hosts Tech Tonight

April 11, 2017
Bulldawg Illustrated
Categories: UGA Baseball
Grounds crew always does a spectacular job getting Foley Field ready for a baseball game
Georgia “G” at the UGA baseball team’s Foley Field

 
 
Pete Hughes has been named a volunteer coach on the UGA baseball team’s staff per Ike Cousins head baseball coach Scott Stricklin announcement on Tuesday. Hughes has 21 years of experience leading baseball programs and will be working with the infielders and assisting the hitters and base runners. Additionally, Hughes will serve as the first base coach.
 
 

 
 
“We are excited to announce that Pete Hughes will be joining our baseball staff for the 2017-18 season,” said Stricklin. “Pete brings a lot of experience and knowledge with him, and our team and program will benefit greatly from him.”
 
 
Hughes has compiled a record of 652-492-3 over the past 21 years, serving as a head coach at Trinity University in Texas (1997-98), Boston College (1999-2006), Virginia Tech (2007-13) and Oklahoma (2014-17). Last season, the Sooners registered a 35-24 mark and advanced to the NCAA Tournament as a two-seed in the Louisville Regional. During his career, Hughes twice has been named the New England Coach of the Year and BIG EAST Coach of the Year.
 
 
“I’m looking forward to this year to growing professionally and working hard around good people like Scott Stricklin,” said Hughes. “Scott is a gentleman with one of the best baseball minds. I’m excited about being in the SEC; it’s a conference I have yet to coach in, and I’ll be part of a hungry program ready to take that next step.”
 
 
Hughes is a 1990 graduate of Davidson College where he played third base on the baseball team and quarterback for the Wildcats’ football team. He was captain of the baseball team as a senior and graduated that year with a bachelor of arts in sociology/anthropology. He began his coaching career at Hamilton College in New York in 1990-91, serving as an assistant in football and was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator for baseball. He continued in that dual-role at Northeastern University in Boston from the fall of 1991 until the spring of 1996 when he landed the head baseball coaching position at Trinity.
 
 
A native of Brockton, Mass., Hughes and his wife Debby have five children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14) and P.J (13). Thomas is a junior infielder for the Sooners while Hal is a freshman infielder at LSU.
 

The Pete Hughes File

 
Born: Jan. 11, 1968 in Brockton, Mass.
High School: Boston College High School, Boston, Mass.
College: Davidson College, B.A. in Sociology/Anthropology, 1990
Family: Wife: Debby; Children: Thomas (20), Hal (18), Dominic (16), Grace (14), P.J. (13)
 

Playing Career

 
Davidson College, 1986-90, Football and Baseball
 

Coaching Career

 
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Hamilton College (Clinton, N.Y.) 1990-91
Asst. Football Coach/Asst. Baseball Coach, Northeastern Univ. (Boston, Mass.) 1991-96
Head Baseball Coach, Trinity Univ. (San Antonio, Texas), 1997-98
Head Baseball Coach, Boston College, 1999-2006
Head Baseball Coach, Virginia Tech, 2007-13
Head Baseball Coach, Oklahoma, 2013-17
Volunteer Coach, Univ. of Georgia, 2017-present