The program announced its 2015 schedule via its Twitter account Wednesday afternoon. IU will play its first competitive games with new coach Chris Lemonis in a three-game series at Stanford, which is part of a 12-game stretch on the road to begin the season.
IU’s non-conference schedule is strong, with perennial powers Long Beach State, Cal State Fullerton and Louisville joining Stanford to test the new-look Hoosiers.
As part of their non-conference schedule, the Hoosiers will play in the Snowbird Baseball Classic in Port Charlotte, Fla., from March 6 to 8.
The annual classic brings together Division I and Division III teams from across the country for a series of competitive early-season contests.
The Hoosiers will return to Bart Kaufman Field on March 10 with a two-game weekday series against Northern Illinois before opening Big Ten play two weeks later.
IU’s attempt at a third-consecutive conference championship kicks off March 20 to 22 when it travels to Penn State for a weekend series.
The Big Ten Tournament is scheduled for May 20 through 24 in Minneapolis, with the NCAA Tournament regional round beginning May 29.
Alden Woods
IU Baseball 2015 Schedule
Feb. 13-15 ?at Stanford
Feb. 20 ?vs. Presbyterian ?(Greenville, S.C.)
Feb. 21 ?vs. Furman (Greenville, S.C.)
Feb. 22 ?vs. Xavier (Greenville, S.C.)
Feb. 27 through March 1 ?at College of Charleston
March 6-8 ?Snowbird Baseball Classic (Port Charlotte, Fla.)
March 10-11 ?vs. Northern Illinois
March 13-15 ? (Cal State Fullerton)
March 17 ?vs. Valporaiso
March 24 ?vs. Louisville
March 27-29 ?at Iowa
March 31 ?at Kentucky
April 3-5 ?vs. Michigan
April 8 ?vs. Cincinnati
April 10-12 ?vs. Rutgers
April 14 ?at Indiana State
April 15 ?vs. Evansville
April 17-19 ?at Illinios
April 21 ?vs. Notre Dame ?(location TBD)
April 24-26 ?vs. Michigan State
April 28 ?at Evansvile
April 29 ?vs. Indiana State
May 1-3 ?at Maryland
May 8-10 ?vs. Long Beach State
May 12 ?vs. Ball State (location TBD)
May 14-16 ?vs. Ohio State
May 20-24 ?Big Ten Tournament (Minneapolis)
May 29-31 ?NCAA Regionals
June 5-8 ?NCAA Super Regionals
June 12-24 ?College World Series (Omaha, Neb.)
Alden Woods
