The University of Texas at Austin Baseball

THE SCHLOSSNAGLE FILE PERSONAL INFORMATION Full Name: James Mark Schlossnagle Born: Aug. 12, 1970 Hometown: Hagerstown, Md. Education: Elon, 1992 (B.A. Physical Education); New Orleans, 1995 (M.S. Human Performance/Health Promotion) Children: Jackson Lambert (Son), Kathleen Grace (Daughter) COACHING EXPERIENCE 1990-92: Assistant Coach, Elon 1993: Assistant Coach, Clemson 1994-2001: Associate Head Coach, Tulane 2002-2003: Head Coach, UNLV 2004-2021: Head Coach, TCU 2022-2024: Head Coach, Texas A&M 2025-Pres.: Head Coach, Texas COACHING HONORS 2003: MWC Coach of the Year 2006: MWC Coach of the Year 2007: MWC Coach of the Year 2008: MWC Coach of the Year 2009: MWC Coach of the Year 2010: MWC Coach of the Year 2010: NCBWA National Coach of the Year 2010: FieldTurf National Coach of the Year 2011: MWC Coach of the Year 2015: Big 12 Coach of the Year 2016: Baseball America National Coach of the Year 2025: SEC Coach of the Year YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD 2002: 30-30 2003: 47-17, NCAA Regional UNLV Total (2 Years): 77-47 (.575) 2004: 39-26, NCAA Regional 2005: 41-20, NCAA Regional 2006: 39-23, NCAA Regional 2007 48-14, NCAA Regional 2008: 44-19, NCAA Regional 2009: 40-18, NCAA Super Regional 2010: 54-14, College World Series 2011: 43-19, NCAA Regional 2012: 40-22, NCAA Super Regional 2013: 29-28 2014: 48-18, College World Series 2015: 51-15, College World Series 2016: 49-18, College World Series 2017: 50-18, College World Series 2018: 33-23 2019: 34-28, NCAA Regional 2020: 11-4, canceled (C

A former longtime head coach and member of Jim Schlossnagle's staff for the last three seasons, Chuck Box serves as Director of Program Development for Texas Baseball. In three seasons at Texas A&M, Box helped lead the Aggies to historic levels including their best-ever NCAA runner-up finish and 53 total wins in 2024. The 2024 Aggies squad featured outstanding pitching (fourth-best nationally in ERA), great fielding, reliable big bats (fourth-best nationally in home runs with 136) and clutch hitting, with five players earning All-America honors. The 2022 squad advanced to the College World Series in his first season, winning A&M's first games in Omaha since 1993 with a 44-20 record and SEC Western Division title. In his 25-year head coaching career, Box amassed a record of 735-326 (.692 winning percentage), coaching 14 All-Americans, 13 professional players, 31 All-State selections, and 143 All-Conference designees. He is a six-time MAIS Coach of the Year with countless additional honors. Box previously served as Head Baseball Coach at Hartsfield Academy and Jackson Preparatory School, where he won six state championships and elevated Jackson Prep into a premier national program. Notable players he coached include SEC alumni and All-Americans Jake Mangum and Parker Caracci. Prior to high school coaching, he served multiple positions at Freed-Hardeman University and four years at Itawamba Community College, leading to a 148-57 record and NJCAA top ranking. A native of Columbus

THE BISHOP FILE PERSONAL INFORMATION Full Name: Drew Hardie Bishop Born: Sept. 14, 1985 Hometown: Rockwall, Texas Education: Texas, 2008 (B.S. Sport Management) Wife: Mary Children: Coy (Son), Gray (Son) EXPERIENCE 2009-21: Dir. of Baseball Ops., Texas 2021-24: Scouting Dir., Five Tool Baseball 2025-Pres.: Dir. of Baseball Ops., Texas PLAYING EXPERIENCE 2005-08: Texas Drew Bishop enters his 15th season as the director of baseball operations at Texas. He is responsible for the team's day-to-day operations, including team travel, overseeing camps and on-campus recruiting visits. Bishop also helps organize the yearly Alumni Weekend, the budget and scheduling. A freshman on the Longhorns' 2005 national championship team, Bishop is in his second stint on staff. He previously served as the director of operations from 2009-21. Following his initial 13-year run as member of the support staff, Bishop became the scouting director for Five Tool Baseball from 2021-24. Additionally, he managed the Five Tool North Texas Summer Collegiate League. The right-handed pitcher played four seasons for the late Hall of Fame skipper Augie Garrido. During his playing career in burnt orange, Texas went 182-76 (.705), highlighted by winning the 2005 College World Series. Bishop garnered the Longhorn Academic Spirit Award in 2006 and 2007, the UT Teammate of the Year Award in 2007 and 2008, and the Student Services Most Inspired Performance Award in 2008. He was also named to the 2008 Academic All-Big 1

Gehrig Mosiello heads into his second season as the director of player development at Texas. In his first campaign in Austin, the Longhorns registered their best record in 15 years, notching a 44-14 mark. Texas became the first club to win the Southeastern Conference in its first season since the league's inaugural campaign in 1933. The Longhorns, who were picked eighth in the league's preseason poll, won the conference by two games. Texas' 22-8 ledger in SEC action marked its best record in conference play since 2010. Behind one of the country's best pitching staffs and a powerful offense, the Longhorns were named the No. 2 national seed and hosted the NCAA Austin Regional. On the mound, Texas posted the second-best WHIP (1.18) and the sixth-best ERA (3.71) in all of Division I baseball. Offensively, the Longhorns mounted 85 home runs, the fourth-most in a season in program history. Before arriving on The Forty Acres, Mosiello spent the 2024 season as an assistant coach at Johnson University under former Tennessee skipper Dave Serrano. He got his start in coaching, as an undergraduate assistant for two years at TCU. During the 2022 campaign, Mosiello helped the Horned Frogs claim the Big 12 regular season title. The Aledo, Texas, native also boasts experience in the Alaska Baseball League, as an assistant in 2022 and manager in 2023. Both teams won championships, making Mosiello the youngest skipper to earn a title in league history. As a player, he spent two seasons at Walt

THE WEINER FILE PERSONAL INFORMATION Full Name: Max Brennan Weiner Born: Dec. 12, 1994 Hometown: Miami, Fla. Education: FIU, 2017 (B.A. Sociology) Wife: Lindsey COACHING EXPERIENCE 2018: MiLB Pitching Coordinator, Cleveland Guardians 2019-23: Pitching Coordinator, Seattle Mariners 2024: Assistant Coach, Texas A&M 2025-Pres.: Assistant Coach, Texas COACHING HONORS 2019: 35 Under 35, The Athletic 2023: 30 Under 30, Forbes 2024: National Pitching Coach of the Year, Inside Pitch PLAYING EXPERIENCE 2015-16: Lake Sumter State College 2017: FIU Forbes 30 under 30 honoree Max Weiner enters his second campaign as an assistant coach at Texas in 2026. Weiner is widely regarded as one of the premier pitching minds in the game, establishing himself in both amateur and professional baseball. Over his young career with the Cleveland Guardians (2018), Seattle Mariners (2019-23), Texas A&M (2024) and Texas (2025-Present), he has mentored 10 MLB All-Star selections and one Cy Young Award winner. Weiner’s focus on player development is reflected in the big leagues, highlighted by Shane Bieber, Luis Castillo, Logan Gilbert, Yusei Kikuchi, George Kirby, Andres Muñoz and Bryan Woo, among others. At the collegiate level, the 2024 Inside Pitch National Pitching Coach of the Year recipient has engineered two of the biggest turnarounds in the sport. Across back-to-back seasons, eight of his pupils heard their names called in the MLB Draft, including second-round picks Chris Cortez and Justin Lamkin. T

THE CAIN FILE PERSONAL INFORMATION Full Name: Nolan David Cain Born: Jan. 2, 1986 Hometown: Cantonment, Fla. Education: LSU, 2009 (B.A. Interdisciplinary Studies) Wife: Kristen Children: Cason (Son), Ryann (Daughter) COACHING EXPERIENCE 2014-15: Coor. of Baseball Ops., LSU 2016-21: Assistant Coach, LSU 2022-23: Assistant Coach, Texas A&M 2024: Associate Head Coach, Texas A&M 2025-Pres.: Associate Head Coach, Texas PLAYING EXPERIENCE 2006-09: LSU 2009-10: Detroit Tigers Organization An accomplished recruiter and national-champion player, Nolan Cain begins his second season as the associate head coach at Texas in 2026. He serves as the Longhorns’ recruiting coordinator, third-base coach and mentors the catchers. Over his nine seasons as a recruiting coordinator at LSU (2017-21), Texas A&M (2022-24) and Texas (2025-Present), Cain has inked eight top-10 classes, including six slotted in the top five nationally. In his first cycle on The Forty Acres, he signed the No. 1 class, according to both Baseball America and Perfect Game. Cain’s commitment to recruiting and development can be seen at the next level with a list of professionals that features major leaguers Dylan Crews, Jake Fraley, Jaden Hill, Cole Henry and Josh Smith, among others. He has had a hand in recruiting and/or coaching 20 top-3 round selections since 2016, highlighted by four first-round picks — Crews, Ty Floyd, Braden Montgomery and Jace LaViolette — in the last three years. Immediate Impact on The Forty After a

Sam Garcia enters her second season as an assistant athletic trainer with the University of Texas baseball program. Garcia arrived on The Forty Acres after spending eight years in professional baseball, including her final five campaigns with the Philadelphia Phillies organization. Most recently, she served as the athletic trainer for the Clearwater Threshers, the Phillies' Single-A affiliate. In 2022, Garcia worked as the major league medical operations liaison with the National League Champion Philadelphia Phillies. Prior to that, she spent two seasons with the Phillies' Dominican Summer League affiliates, supporting player development and injury management at the international level. Garcia began her professional baseball career in 2018, as an athletic training student with the Sacramento River Cats, the Triple-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants. She followed that experience with an athletic training internship with the New York Mets organization, working with the Double-A Binghamton Rumble Ponies. Originally from Clayton, Calif., Garcia earned her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from California State University, Sacramento. She went on to complete her Master of Science in Applied Exercise Science at Concordia University Chicago. A certified athletic trainer, Garcia is licensed to practice in both Texas and Florida. She is also a Corrective Exercise Specialist, a Functional Range Conditioning Mobility Specialist and certified in dry needling.

THE TULO FILE PERSONAL INFORMATION Full Name: Troy Trever Tulowitzki Born: Oct. 10, 1984 Hometown: Santa Clara, Calif. Education: Long Beach State, 2006 (B.S. Kinesology) Wife: Danyll Children: Taz (Son), Taylee (Daughter) COACHING EXPERIENCE 2020-22: Assistant Coach, Texas 2024: Dir. of Player Development, Texas 2025-Pres.: Assistant Coach, Texas PLAYING EXPERIENCE 2003-05: Long Beach State 2006-15: Colorado Rockies 2015-17: Toronto Blue Jays 2019: New York Yankees PLAYING HONORS 2003: All-Big West, Second Team 2003: Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American 2004: All-Big West, First Team 2004: CollegeBaseballInsider.com All-American, Honorable Mention 2005: All-Big West, First Team 2005: Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American, Third Team 2006: Rockies MiLB Player of the Year 2010: National League All-Star 2010: Gold Glove Award 2010: Silver Slugger Award 2011: MLB All-Star 2011: Gold Glove Award 2011: Silver Slugger Award 2012: MLB All-Star 2013: MLB All-Star 2013: Long Beach State Hall of Fame 2014: MLB All-Star 2015: MLB All-Star 2025: Colorado Sports Hall of Fame Thirteen-year MLB veteran Troy Tulowitzki begins his sixth campaign on staff at Texas, including his fifth as an assistant coach. The five-time MLB All-Star is the Longhorns’ hitting and infield coach. Tulowitzki first joined the Texas staff as an assistant coach from 2020-22 before serving as the director of player development for the 2024 season. With the two-time Gold Glove Award winner and two-time Silver