583:(who would eventually be given the job). It is unclear whether Stitt was asked to resign by Athletic Director Jim Livengood, but it was reported that Stitt had been given a verbal contract extension only a month earlier by Livengood only to have the offer rescinded when news reports became public regarding Lopez's firing from Florida. Nevertheless, the university released a statement thanking Stitt for his longtime service to the baseball program and praising his character and integrity.
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On June 29, 2001 Stitt resigned as the head baseball coach via a university press release after 5 seasons, 23 in total with the program. Assistant coaches
Kinneberg and Solis were also released following Stitt's resignation. Rumored replacements at the time were former Wildcats players Chip Hale and
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In Stitt's first season at the helm in 1997 the
Wildcats finished with a decent overall record of 32-26, but a losing record in Pac-10 play (13-17) failing to make the postseason for the 4th straight season. This would tie Arizona's longest streak of failing to reach the postseason (set earlier in
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had made the postseason in 6 of the previous 10 seasons including 2 College World Series appearances, the
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Wildcats had not been competitive in conference play and had fallen behind the rival
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and were eliminated without winning a game. This, however, would mark Stitt's most successful season as head coach and would be the only season in which he would post a winning conference record or postseason appearance.
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1231:"Going, going, gone: Stitt leaves baseball program after 27 years - Tuesday July 3, 2001 - The Arizona Daily Wildcat"
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1117:"Former Wildcat Baseball Player and Coach Jerry Stitt To Be Inducted Into Pima County Sports Hall Of Fame"
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after suffering a stroke. The clinic featured former Wildcats players
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Stitt experienced immediate success, helping coach the
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1196:"Jerry Stitt – Pima County Sports Hall of Fame"
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1080:"Jerry Stitt - Stats - The Baseball Cube"
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1845:Jerry Stitt
1795:Gil Heredia
1680:Jerry Stitt
1602:Greg Bargar
1528:(2016–2021)
1526:Jay Johnson
1520:(2002–2015)
1512:(1997–2001)
1510:Jerry Stitt
1504:(1973–1996)
1496:(1950–1972)
1488:(1922–1949)
1480:(1920–1921)
1472:(1915–1919)
1446:Joe Collins
1422:Dan Farrish
710:(1997–2001)
692:Postseason
686:Conference
631:John Hester
579:head coach
523:and 4-seed
489:head coach
343:GCL Indians
213:Pima County
127:Position(s)
97:GCL Indians
20:Jerry Stitt
1902:Categories
1816:Mike Senne
1809:Dave Rohde
1802:Kevin Long
1656:Ed Vosberg
1635:John Moses
1518:Andy Lopez
1486:Pop McKale
1470:Pop McKale
1430:Ralph Rigg
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981:References
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581:Andy Lopez
573:Ron Hassey
552:defeating
549:Pat Murphy
425:defeating
251:J. T. Snow
61:1946-11-29
1788:Chip Hale
1777:champions
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1534:Chip Hale
963:Education
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689:Standing
545:Jim Brock
521:Minnesota
487:Utah Utes
474:J.T. Snow
462:Chip Hale
255:Chip Hale
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683:Overall
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292:Born in
236:baseball
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722:Arizona
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179:(Asst.)
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1392:(1905)
1384:(1904)
856:Total:
427:Hawaii
362:Tucson
209:(1968)
193:Awards
73:, U.S.
42:Record
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