Cal State Fullerton Titans Baseball Tickets

'About Cal State Fullerton Titans Baseball'

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Home Stadium: Goodwin Field

Conference: Big West Conference

Head Coach: Rick Vanderhook

Notable Matchups: Texas, Southern Cal, Arkansas

Notable Players: Isaiah Garcia, Brady Barcellos, Dillon Brown, Zach Weisz

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'Cal State Fullerton Titans Baseball Tickets'

'In less than 50 years as a Division I school, the Cal State Fullerton Titans have made a name for themselves in college baseball. Since 1975, the Titans all-time Div. I record is 1,947-872-6 (.690) and their Big West Conference record is 791-306-1 (.721). They hold titles to 30 conference championships. They have appeared in 40 NCAA tournaments with 27 of those appearances from 1992-2018 consecutively. They have appeared in the College World Series a total of 18 times and hold titles to four National Championships from 1979, 1984, 1995 and 2004. The Titans baseball team has yielded five College World Series Most Outstanding Players, five United States Olympians, six National Players of the Year, 116 All-Americans and 67 Major League Baseball players. The Cal State Fullerton Athletics Hall of Fame inductees include the entire 1995 Titans baseball team: Dan Boone, Augie Garrido, Mark Kotsay, Phil Nevin, Ted Silva, Tim Wallach and Kurt Suzuki. Grab your Cal State Fullerton Titans Baseball tickets at StubHub.'

'What is the Cal State Fullerton Titans baseball schedule like?'

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Mid-February starts the Titans baseball season with a non-stop line-up of games against teams like the

Tulane Green Wave

, the

Arizona State Sun Devils

and the

Xavier Muskateers

. Catch the Titans competing for that conference title against other teams in the Big West Conference including the

UC Riverside Highlanders

, the

Hawaii Warriors

and the

Cal State Northridge Matadors

.

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'Where do the Cal State Fullerton Titans baseball games take place?'

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The Titans baseball team has called

Goodwin Field

in Fullerton, Calif. home since 1992. Without a doubt, Goodwin Field is the Titans’ home field advantage with an overall record of 482-154 (.758). It has a seating capacity of 3,500 but that number has been surpassed multiple times in the postseason. Recent upgrades to the facility include a state-of-the-art digital message board, an LED scoreboard and upgraded fencing and gates for the bullpens.

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'Who are the coaching staff for the Cal State Fullerton Titans baseball team?'

'Prior to being named the Titans’ Head Coach in 2011, Rick Vanderhook served as their Assistant Coach for 21 seasons. Vanderhook’s coaching record sits at 298-178 through the 2019 season. During his time with the Titans, he has guided the team to four Big West Conference Championships and has been named the Big West Coach of the Year four times. He is assisted by Associate Head Coach Sergio Brown, Assistant Coach Dan Ricabal and Volunteer Assistant Coach Andy Jenkins.'

'How do I purchase tickets to Cal State Fullerton Titans baseball games?'

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'How much are Cal State Fullerton Titans tickets?'

'You can find tickets as low as $6 each, but prices can vary depending on factors including seat location, premium or luxury seating, regular or post-season games and who the team is playing against. In general, postseason and tournament games are more expensive than regular season matches. Check StubHub regularly for updated pricing information.'

'Who are some former Titans baseball players who played Major League Baseball?'

'Dan Whitmer played for the Titans from 1977-1978 and was the first to play for the Majors signing to the California Angels in 1980. Other former Titans baseball players who played for the MLB include John Christensen (Mets), John Fishel (Astros), Brent Mayne (Royals), Gary Buckels (Cardinals) and Steve Sisco (Braves).'