University of Louisville Baseball

Head Coach - 20th season Coaching Honors 2x National Coach of the Year - 2017 Baseball America, 2007 Rivals 3x ACC Coach of the Year - 2015, 2016, 2017 .688 ...

Assistant Coach - 12th season Player Honors (Louisville tenure) 2017 National Player of the Year - Brendan McKay 24 All-Americans (14 hitters) 56 All-Conference Selections (34 hitters) 61 MLB Draft Picks (30 hitters) 14 MLB Players (8 hitters) Adam Vrable is in his 12th season as an assistant coach at Louisville after being introduced on Aug. 1, 2014. He works with the Cardinals’ hitters and outfielders while also assisting with the program’s recruiting efforts. During his first 11 seasons in Louisville, the Cardinals have three College World Series appearances, five ACC Atlantic Division championships, six NCAA Super Regional berths, 24 All-American selections (including 14 hitters) and 61players have been selected in the Major League Baseball Draft. Season Capsules 2025 - 42-24 (15-15 ACC), NCAA College World Series The Louisville offense was one of the best in the country in 2025, helping lead the Cardinals back to Omaha for the sixth time. The Cards ranked third nationally in hits, sixth in stolen bases and top 20 in doubles, triples and sacrifice flies. The 2025 Cardinals set the Louisville program record on the basepaths, swiping 162 on the season. Lucas Moore led the country with 53 stolen bases and finished second with 85 runs on his way to All-America honors. Alex Alicea and Zion Rose also stole over 30 bases, making the Cardinals the only team in the country with three players over 30. Tague Davis set the Louisville freshman record with 18 home runs and was named a

Assistant Coach / Recruiting Coordinator - 12th season Player Honors (Louisville tenure) 2017 National Player of the Year - Brendan McKay 24 All-Americans (14 hitters) 56 All-Conference Selections (34 hitters) 61 MLB Draft Picks (30 hitters) 14 MLB Players (8 hitters) Eric Snider is in his 12th season as an assistant coach at the University of Louisville, where he serves as recruiting coordinator and hitting coach for the Cardinals. Introduced as an assistant on July 15, 2014, by Louisville head coach Dan McDonnell, Snider is a highly successful recruiter with an aggressive offensive philosophy. Prior to joining the Cardinals, Snider served 16 seasons on the coaching staff at Illinois, including the previous six years as associate head coach with the Fighting Illini. During Snider’s first 11 seasons in Louisville, the Cardinals have three College World Series appearances, five ACC Atlantic Division championships, six NCAA Super Regional berths, 24 All-American selections (including 14 hitters) and 61 players have been selected in the Major League Baseball Draft. Recruiting Top Talent to the Ville Since arriving in the Ville in the summer of 2014, Snider has led the charge on consistently assembling talented recruiting classes. Of the 12 classes he has signed, six of them have ranked among the top 10 nationally, including three top-three signing classes. Season Capsules 2025 - 42-24 (15-15 ACC), NCAA College World Series The Louisville offense was one of the best in the countr

Michael Allman is in his 13th season with the University of Louisville baseball program and his fifth as the Director of Player Development. Allman coordinat...

Began at Louisville: July of 2024 Career History: Tulane University :: Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach (2022 - 2024) Florida A&M University :: Director of Olympic Sports Strength and Conditioning (2018 - 2020) Mississippi State University :: Strength and Conditioning Graduate Assistant (2018 - 2020) Career Highlights: 2023 and 2024 AAC Tournament Champions 2018 and 2019 CWS appearances 26 MLB Draft picks Certifications & Awards: CSCS OnBaseU Lv1 Pitching Precision Nutrition Education: Mississippi State University :: Masters of Health Promotion West Virginia University :: Bachelors of Sport and Exercise Science

Associate Head Coach - 20th season 2013 ABCA/Baseball America Assistant Coach of the Year Player Honors (Louisville tenure) 2017 National Player of the Year ...