The 1975 Oklahoma Sooners baseball team represented the University of Oklahoma in the 1975 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Sooners played their home games at Haskell Park, and played as part of the Big Eight Conference. The team was coached by Enos Semore in his eighth season as head coach at Oklahoma.

The Sooners reached the College World Series, their fifth appearance in Omaha, where they finished in fourth place after recording wins against Cal State Fullerton and and losing games to eventual champion Texas and semifinalist Arizona State.

Personnel Roster 1975 Oklahoma Sooners roster Pitchers 15 - David Bryan Wendt 16 - Kenneth Palmer 18 - Marty Kunkler 19 - F. Breen Newcomer 21 - Bob Shirley 25 - George Frazier 26 - Mickey Lewis Lashley Catchers 12 - Jacky Ray Parish 22 - Roger LaFrancois

Outfielders 7 - Bill E. Severns 8 - Wayne G. Pecheck 9 - Terry Bogener 11 - Stanley Herbert Lawrence

Infielders 2 - Keith Drumright 3 - Kelly Ray Snider 5 - Gregory L. Stitzinger 6 - Michael J. Cunico 23 - Mike Umfleet 4 - Rick A. Jenson 17 - Terry Jolly 20 - Doug E. Schaefer 1 - Jackie Lee Schuman

Coaches 1975 Oklahoma Sooners baseball coaching staff - Enos Semore - Head coach - 8th Season - Gene Stephenson - Assistant coach - 3rd season

Schedule and results Legend Oklahoma win Oklahoma loss

1975 Oklahoma Sooners baseball game logRegular seasonFebruary Date Opponent Site/Stadium Score Overall Record Big 8 Record Feb 22 vs * Dutton Street Park • Waco, TX W 11–1 1–0 Feb 22 at * Dutton Street Park • Waco, TX L 0–5 1–1 Feb 22 at Baylor* Dutton Street Park • Waco, TX W 11–3 2–1 March Date Opponent Site/Stadium Score Overall Record Big 8 Record Mar 8 at * Rebel Field • Paradise, NV W 7–2 3–1 Mar 8 at UNLV* Rebel Field • Paradise, NV W 7–4 4–1 Mar 8 at UNLV* Rebel Field • Paradise, NV L 4–9 4–2 Mar 10 vs * UH Stadium • Honlulu, HI W 11–2 5–2 Mar 10 vs BYU* UH Stadium • Honolulu, HI W 7–4 6–2 Mar 10 at * UH Stadium • Honolulu, HI W 11–4 7–2 Mar 10 at Hawaii* UH Stadium • Honolulu, HI W 23–6 8–2 Mar 12 at Hawaii* UH Stadium • Honolulu, HI W 4–2 9–2 Mar 12 at Hawaii* UH Stadium • Honolulu, HI W 10–4 10–2 Mar 14 vs Nagoya (Japan)* UH Stadium • Honolulu, HI W 7–0 11–2 Mar 14 vs Nagoya (Japan)* UH Stadium • Honolulu, HI W 5–1 12–2 Mar 14 at Hawaii* UH Stadium • Honolulu, HI W 4–0 13–2 Mar 14 at Hawaii* UH Stadium • Honolulu, HI W 4–3 14–2 Mar 19 * Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 7–1 15–2 Mar 19 Oklahoma City* Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 5–1 16–2 Mar 21 * Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 2–1 17–2 Mar 22 * Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 9–0 18–2 Mar 22 Indiana* Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 10–0 19–2 Mar 24 * Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 5–3 20–2 Mar 24 Central Michigan* Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 15–4 21–2 April Date Opponent Site/Stadium Score Overall Record Big 8 Record Apr 1 * Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 8–0 22–2 Apr 1 Oklahoma Baptist* Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 9–1 23–2 Apr 5 at Varsity Field • Boulder, CO W 7–4 24–2 1–0 Apr 5 at Colorado Varsity Field • Boulder, CO W 8–2 25–2 2–0 Apr 6 at Colorado Varsity Field • Boulder, CO W 10–6 26–2 3–0 Apr 8 * Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 6–0 27–2 Apr 8 Cameron* Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 9–8 28–2 Apr 11 at Cap Timm Field • Ames, IA L 4–6 28–3 3–1 Apr 12 at Iowa State Cap Timm Field • Ames, IA L 0–1 28–4 3–2 Apr 12 at Iowa State Cap Timm Field • Ames, IA W 5–3 29–4 4–2 Apr 14 Baylor* Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 3–1 30–4 Apr 14 Baylor* Haskell Park • Norman, OK L 3–5 30–5 Apr 18 vs All Sports Stadium • Oklahoma City, OK W 3–1 31–5 5–2 Apr 19 Oklahoma State Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 4–0 32–5 6–2 Apr 19 Oklahoma State Haskell Park • Norman, OK L 3–4 32–6 6–3 Apr 21 Arizona State* Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 11–2 33–6 Apr 21 Arizona State* Haskell Park • Norman, OK L 3–4 33–7 Apr 25 Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 7–1 34–7 7–3 Apr 25 Missouri Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 13–1 35–7 8–3 Apr 26 Missouri Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 5–3 36–7 9–3 Apr 28 * Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 8–1 37–7 Apr 28 Houston* Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 5–4 38–7 May Date Opponent Site/Stadium Score Overall Record Big 8 Record May 2 at Quigley Field • Lawrence, KS W 7–1 39–7 10–3 May 2 at Kansas Quigley Field • Lawrence, KS W 13–0 40–7 11–3 May 4 at Kansas Quigley Field • Lawrence, KS W 9–3 41–7 12–3 May 13 Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 4–2 42–7 13–3 May 13 Nebraska Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 1–0 43–7 14–3 May 14 Nebraska Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 4–1 44–7 15–3 May 17 * Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 17–4 45–7 May 17 Lubbock Christian* Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 8–6 46–7 Postseason Date Opponent Rank/Seed Site/Stadium Score Overall Record Reg Record May 24 Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 5–4 47–7 1–0 May 25 Haskell Park • Norman, OK L 3–4 47–8 1–1 May 25 Texas A&M Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 6–4 48–8 2–1 May 26 Tulsa Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 2–1 49–8 3–1 May 26 Tulsa Haskell Park • Norman, OK W 8–5 50–8 4–1 Date Opponent Site/Stadium Score Overall Record CWS Record June 6 Texas Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium • Omaha, NE L 2–4 50–9 0–1 June 7 Cal State Fullerton Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium • Omaha, NE W 11–4 51–9 1–1 June 9 Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium • Omaha, NE W 7–0 52–9 2–1 June 12 Arizona State Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium • Omaha, NE L 0–1 52–10 2–2

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