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2005 Season: Carrillo has helped his team win in all 14 games he has pitched in this season and all 33 games he has appeared in in his career. As of May 1, he was tied for the NCAA lead in wins and was seventh in ERA. He leads the ACC in wins and ERA and is holding opponents to .199 hitting this season. Carrillo has not given up a home run in the last 81.0 innings and has given up only 18 extra-base hits all season. He has already established a career high for strikeouts in a season with 96 and is averaging 9.4 per nine innings. In his most recent start against Jacksonville on May 6, Carrillo threw 100 pitches for his second complete game of the season, giving up one earned run and tying a career high with 10 strikeouts in a 4-2 win. The win improved his career record to 23-0 and moved him into fourth place on the NCAA's consecutive decisions won list. Threw a complete game shutout (1-0) against Oral Roberts on March 31, hurling 113 pitches, the last of which was clocked at 95 mph by more than one radar gun. The win against Oral Roberts ran his career record to 19-0, setting a new school record for consecutive decisions won to start a career. He was named ACC Pitcher of the Week twice this season and has earned a no-decision just twice (at Florida and vs. Florida St.). UM ended up winning both games. Won 22nd game of career on his 21st birthday (April 29 vs. Maryland). He held one of the nation's top-hitting programs, Georgia Tech, to one run on six hits in seven innings of work in a 20-1 win (3/25). Carrillo helped Miami to its first-ever ACC win with a 10-strikeout performance against N.C. State (3/4) and picked up a save in his only relief appearance of the season against South Florida (2/12), pitching three innings and striking out six.
2005 Outlook
Cesar Carrillo is a hard-throwing right-hander that emerged as the Miami ace last season ... lively fastball that has touched 97 mph ... throws an excellent curve ball and an effective changeup ... uses both a two- and four-seam fastball ... posted a perfect 12-0 record with a 2.69 ERA and two saves in his first season on the mound for the Hurricanes ... Miami was 16-0 in games Carrillo started and 19-0 in games where he pitched ... slow starter with a 7.88 ERA in the first inning and a 1.81 ERA in innings two through nine ... led the team with 91 strikeouts a year ago ... named a second-team All-American by Louisville Slugger and a third-team All-American by Baseball America ... pitched in the Cape Cod League this past summer with the Brewster Whitecaps ... should compete for the Golden Spikes Award as the best collegiate baseball player in the country and first-team All-America honors.
Sophomore (2004)
Carrillo finished his first season in a Hurricanes' uniform with a 12-0 record and two saves ... he posted a 2.69 ERA, the best of any UM regular starter, in 113.2 innings ... the Hurricanes were 16-0 when Carrillo started and 19-0 when he made an appearance ... named a second-team All-American by Louisville Slugger and a third-team All-Amercian by Collegiate Baseball ... struggled in the first inning of games all year ... posted a 7.88 ERA in the first inning and a 1.84 ERA in innings two through seven ... earned a save in his first appearance for the Hurricanes with two innings of scoreless relief on Feb. 14 against Florida ... picked up his first collegiate win on Feb. 20 against Tennessee with two innings of work ... allowed one run and two hits ... earned his second save with three innings of work against Florida Internationl on Feb. 27 ... allowed one run on two hits ... made his first start against Elon on Friday, March 5 ... pitched a then-career-high six innings against Rutgers to earn the win ... walked none and struck out three ... threw six innings and allowed only three hits and one run while striking out five against Illinois-Chicago on March 21 ... pitched a career-high and 2004 team-high eight innings in a 6-1 win over Penn State in the first game of a double header on March 27 ... allowed three hits and one run while striking out six ... lasted just 4.1 at Georgia Tech and gave up six runs (four earned) on nine hits to earn a no decision ... gave up four runs in the first at FSU but settled down and allowed just two more hits in the next six innings ... last seven innings and gave up four runs on seven hits and struck out five ... allowed two early runs at home against the Seminoles on April 17 ... earned the win with seven innings and allowing on three runs on four hits ... won his seventh game of the season with five innings against Virginia ... allowed two runs on five hits and struck out two ... picked up a no decision against Coastal Carolina with six innings of work ... allowed one run on six hits while striking out three ... earned his eighth win of the season with seven innings against Jacksonville ... allowed three runs -- one earned -- on four hits while striking out six ... pitched eight innings and allowed only three runs (two earned) on five hits in a win over North Carolina on May 15 ... threw seven innings to earn the win over Ball State ... struck out a career-high eight, allowing two runs on five hits ... pitched a then career-best 8.1 innings in a no decision on May 28 against Long Beach State ... allowed three runs -- two earned -- on eight hits while striking out six. 2004 NCAA Coral Gables Regional: Carrillo went 6.0 innings with six strike outs in a UM 19-5 win over North Carolina State on June 5. 2004 NCAA Coral Gables Super Regional: He threw the first complete game of his career, and the first complete game by any Hurricane pitcher in 2004, in a 3-1 win over Florida on June 13 ... the game clinched Miami's 21st trip to the College World Series in Omaha ... allowed four hits - all of which came in the first four innings - one run (earned), three walks, while striking out a career-high nine ... retired the final 11 batters. 2004 College World Series: Carrillo continued to dominate with eight innigs of work against LSU to give Miami an opening round win at the CWS ... allowed seven hits and five runs (two earned) ... struck out six and walked four.
Freshman (2003)
Sat out his freshman season in 2003.
Mt. Carmel High School
Played for Brian Hurry at Mt. Carmel High School ... selected The Times (Hammond) Player of the Year and as team MVP following senior season ... broke school's single-season hit record during junior year with 52 hits ... posted a 14-2 record during his last two years of high school ... selected to all-conference team as a junior and senior ... selected to All-Area team by both the Sun Times and The Times in 2001 and 2002. Senior (2002): Carrillo earned spot on All-State team during senior year as well as being named to the Daily Southtown All-State Team ... earned "Mr. Offense Award" during in 2002 ... compiled a 9-1 record with a 0.96 ERA ... hit .370 while playing shortstop with five home runs and 48 RBI ... team won regional and sectional championships. Junior (2001): He was selected to the all-conference team in 2001 ... went 5-1 with a 1.12 ERA ... hit .470 with three home runs and 36 RBI.
Personal
Son of Lou and Virginia Carrillo ... one brother, Alex and one sister, Melissa ... attended same high school as football players Donovan McNabb (Philadelphia Eagles), Simeon Rice (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) and basketball player Antowain Walker (Dallas Mavericks) ... is majoring in business management.
Career Bests
Innings Pitched: 9.0 vs. Florida, 6/13/04
Hits: 9 at Georgia Tech, 4/3/04
Earned Runs: 5 vs. North Carolina State, 6/5/04
Walks: 4 vs. LSU, 6/19/04
Strikeouts: 9 vs. Florida, 6/13/04
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