Baseball Southern Conference

Terriers Add To Baseball Coaching Staff

The Wofford College baseball program has announced the hiring of Scott
Brickman as an assistant coach.

Brickman will replace Todd Whitehead as the Terriers' pitching coach.
Whitehead resigned to accept the full-time position of general manager
of the Florence (S.C.) Redwolves in the Coastal Plain League. Whitehead
will also continue to serve as the Redwolves' head coach.

Brickman has spent the last two seasons as an assistant coach and
recruiting coordinator at Muscatine (Iowa) Community College, where he
coached current Terrier pitcher Culley Kline. Brickman coached a total
of three All-Regional pitchers and 15 All-Regional players. He also
recruited four players who were selected in the Major League Baseball
Draft.

"We're pleased to have somebody with Scott's background join our staff,"
Wofford Head Coach Steve Traylor said. "He has a great combination of
collegiate coaching experience as well as pitching experience at the
Division I level."

A 1998 graduate of Northern Iowa University, Brickman was a four-year
letterman for the Panther baseball team. He was twice selected as the
Missouri Valley Conference Pitcher of the Week in 1997, when he led UNI
to a second-place finish for its best mark ever in the MVC.

Brickman is tied for ninth overall in appearances at UNI with 48. He
also ranks in a tie for fifth on the career saves list with six,
including four in 1996.

"I'm very excited for the opportunity to work with Coach Traylor,"
Brickman said. "His success on the field speaks for itself."

Brickman also coached one season at Wartburg College (Iowa) in addition
to assisting on the high school level.