Dream season: Tulane series vs. UConn last chance to see record-breaking Kody Hoese at home
>>He is tied for the national lead with 23 home runs after hitting five as a sophomore and zero as a freshman. His next long ball will move him ahead of Chad Sutter and into sole possession of second place in Tulane’s record book, trailing only Jason Sparks’ 30 homers in 1998 at the apex of the gorilla-ball era.
Hoese leads the NCAA with 173 total bases. He is in line to break James Jurries’ 20-year-old school record of 194 if the Wave, which needs to beat UConn twice to hold on to second place in the AAC, plays four games at the league tournament next week.
Hoese is hitting an AAC-best .403, threatening to become the sixth player at Tulane to crack the .400 barrier. He paces the league in seven categories, including hits (85), runs scored (67), on-base percentage (.496) and slugging percentage (.820).<<