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Jamey Shouppe was born in the year 1970.
Answer: False
According to the available data, Jamey Shouppe was born on October 7, 1960, not in 1970.
As of the provided information, Jamey Shouppe is 70 years of age.
Answer: False
The provided data indicates that Jamey Shouppe is 64 years old, not 70.
Prior to participating in collegiate baseball, Jamey Shouppe played at the University of Florida.
Answer: False
Before his collegiate career, Jamey Shouppe played at Wallace Community College, not the University of Florida.
Jamey Shouppe concluded his college baseball eligibility at Florida State University.
Answer: True
Jamey Shouppe completed his college baseball eligibility at Florida State University, a prominent NCAA Division I program.
Jamey Shouppe was selected by the New York Yankees in the 1982 MLB Draft.
Answer: False
Jamey Shouppe was drafted by the Houston Astros in the 1982 MLB Draft, not the New York Yankees.
Jamey Shouppe played for five seasons in the minor leagues within the Houston Astros organization.
Answer: False
Jamey Shouppe played for four seasons in the minor leagues within the Houston Astros organization.
The highest level Jamey Shouppe attained during his minor league playing career was Class-AAA.
Answer: False
Jamey Shouppe's minor league career reached the Class-AA level, not Class-AAA.
Prior to assuming a head coaching role, Jamey Shouppe played professionally in Major League Baseball (MLB).
Answer: False
Jamey Shouppe played professionally in the minor leagues within the Houston Astros organization, but did not reach Major League Baseball.
Jamey Shouppe played college baseball for Wallace Community College and Texas A&M University.
Answer: False
Jamey Shouppe played college baseball at Wallace Community College and completed his eligibility at Florida State University, not Texas A&M.
Jamey Shouppe was drafted by the Houston Astros.
Answer: True
The Houston Astros selected Jamey Shouppe in the 1982 MLB Draft.
Identify Jamey Shouppe.
Answer: The current head baseball coach at Florida A&M University.
Jamey Shouppe is the current head baseball coach at Florida A&M University. While he has a history as a drafted player and coach at Florida State, his primary current role is leading the FAMU program.
What is Jamey Shouppe's date of birth?
Answer: October 7, 1960
Jamey Shouppe was born on October 7, 1960.
Which professional baseball organization drafted Jamey Shouppe?
Answer: Houston Astros
Jamey Shouppe was drafted by the Houston Astros in the 1982 MLB Draft.
What was the highest level Jamey Shouppe reached during his minor league playing career?
Answer: Class-AA
Jamey Shouppe's minor league playing career culminated at the Class-AA level.
Which of the following statements regarding Jamey Shouppe's playing history is accurate?
Answer: He played four seasons in the minor leagues.
Jamey Shouppe played four seasons in the minor leagues for the Houston Astros organization. He played college baseball at Wallace Community College and Florida State University, and was drafted by the Astros, not the Cubs.
Jamey Shouppe played college baseball at which two institutions?
Answer: Wallace Community College and Florida State University
Jamey Shouppe played college baseball at Wallace Community College and subsequently completed his eligibility at Florida State University.
Jamey Shouppe commenced his coaching career in the year 1990.
Answer: True
The provided data indicates that Jamey Shouppe began his coaching career in 1990.
Jamey Shouppe's initial head coaching position was at Coffee High School.
Answer: False
Jamey Shouppe's first coaching role was at Florida State University as Recruiting Coordinator; his first head coaching position after leaving FSU was at Coffee High School.
During his tenure at Florida State, Jamey Shouppe exclusively served as the Recruiting Coordinator.
Answer: False
While Jamey Shouppe began as Recruiting Coordinator at Florida State, he later also took on pitching coach duties.
Jamey Shouppe was a coach at Florida State University from 1990 until 2011.
Answer: True
Jamey Shouppe's coaching tenure at Florida State University spanned from 1990 through 2011.
Jamey Shouppe's first head coaching position subsequent to his departure from Florida State was at Florida A&M.
Answer: False
Following his tenure at Florida State, Jamey Shouppe's first head coaching role was at Coffee High School, prior to his appointment at Florida A&M.
When did Jamey Shouppe commence his coaching career?
Answer: 1990
Jamey Shouppe began his coaching career in 1990.
What was Jamey Shouppe's initial coaching role at Florida State University?
Answer: Recruiting Coordinator
Jamey Shouppe's first position at Florida State University was as the Recruiting Coordinator.
For how many years did Jamey Shouppe coach at Florida State University?
Answer: 22 years
Jamey Shouppe coached at Florida State University for a period of 22 years, from 1990 to 2011.
What was Jamey Shouppe's first head coaching position after his departure from Florida State?
Answer: Coffee High School
Following his tenure at Florida State, Jamey Shouppe's initial head coaching role was at Coffee High School.
What roles did Jamey Shouppe hold at Florida State University in addition to Recruiting Coordinator?
Answer: Pitching Coach
At Florida State University, Jamey Shouppe served as Recruiting Coordinator and later also took on the responsibilities of Pitching Coach.
Jamey Shouppe was appointed as the head coach for the Florida A&M Rattlers baseball program prior to the 2014 season.
Answer: True
The provided information confirms that Jamey Shouppe assumed the role of head coach for the Florida A&M Rattlers baseball program before the commencement of the 2014 season.
Jamey Shouppe was appointed head coach at Florida A&M University in July of 2013.
Answer: True
The records indicate that Jamey Shouppe was named the head coach at Florida A&M University in July 2013.
Florida A&M competed in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) from 2014 to 2021.
Answer: False
During the period of 2014 to 2021, Florida A&M competed in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), not the SWAC.
The Florida A&M baseball team recorded a 5-10 win-loss record in the 2020 season before its cancellation.
Answer: True
In the abbreviated 2020 season, Florida A&M's record stood at 5 wins and 10 losses prior to the season's cancellation.
During the MEAC conference years, Jamey Shouppe's teams never achieved a first-place finish in their division.
Answer: False
During the MEAC era, Jamey Shouppe's teams secured multiple first-place finishes in the Southern division (e.g., 2014, 2015, 2016).
Jamey Shouppe coached the Florida A&M Rattlers for eight seasons within the MEAC conference.
Answer: True
Jamey Shouppe's tenure with the Florida A&M Rattlers in the MEAC conference spanned eight seasons, from 2014 to 2021.
Which conference did Florida A&M compete in from 2014 to 2021 under Jamey Shouppe?
Answer: Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC)
From 2014 to 2021, Florida A&M participated in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC).
What was Florida A&M's record during the COVID-19 shortened 2020 season?
Answer: 5 wins, 10 losses
In the abbreviated 2020 season, Florida A&M posted a 5-10 record.
Jamey Shouppe is presently the head coach of the Florida A&M Rattlers, a team that competes in the Big Ten Conference.
Answer: False
While Jamey Shouppe is the current head coach of the Florida A&M Rattlers, the team competes in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC), not the Big Ten Conference.
Since 2022, Florida A&M has competed in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC).
Answer: True
Florida A&M transitioned to the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) in 2022 and has competed therein since that time.
In the SWAC, Jamey Shouppe's teams achieved first place in the East division in 2024.
Answer: True
The data confirms that Jamey Shouppe's Florida A&M team secured first place in the SWAC East division in the 2024 season.
Jamey Shouppe has coached the Florida A&M Rattlers for three seasons within the SWAC conference.
Answer: False
As of the provided data, Jamey Shouppe has coached the Florida A&M Rattlers for four seasons in the SWAC conference (2022-2025).
Florida A&M currently competes in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC).
Answer: False
Florida A&M transitioned from the MEAC to the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) in 2022.
In which conference does the Florida A&M Rattlers baseball team currently compete under Jamey Shouppe's leadership?
Answer: Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC)
Since 2022, the Florida A&M Rattlers baseball team competes in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC).
Jamey Shouppe's overall head coaching record is documented as 320 wins and 301 losses.
Answer: False
The provided data states Jamey Shouppe's overall head coaching record is 301 wins and 320 losses.
Jamey Shouppe's teams have compiled a record of 14 wins and 11 losses in MEAC tournament play.
Answer: True
The records confirm that Jamey Shouppe's teams have achieved a 14-11 win-loss record in MEAC tournament competitions.
Jamey Shouppe has secured one SWAC tournament championship.
Answer: True
The data indicates that Jamey Shouppe has led Florida A&M to one SWAC tournament championship, in addition to MEAC tournament titles.
Florida A&M has participated in NCAA Regionals under Jamey Shouppe in the years 2016, 2019, and 2023.
Answer: False
Florida A&M's NCAA Regional appearances under Jamey Shouppe occurred in 2015, 2019, and 2023, not including 2016.
Jamey Shouppe has been honored as Coach of the Year twice in the MEAC and once in the SWAC.
Answer: True
Jamey Shouppe has received the Coach of the Year award twice in the MEAC (2014, 2016) and once in the SWAC (2024).
Jamey Shouppe received the MEAC Coach of the Year award in both 2014 and 2015.
Answer: False
Jamey Shouppe received the MEAC Coach of the Year award in 2014 and 2016, not 2015.
Jamey Shouppe's total head coaching record is 301 wins and 320 losses.
Answer: True
The aggregated data for Jamey Shouppe's head coaching career indicates a record of 301 wins and 320 losses.
An 'NCAA Regional' appearance signifies qualification for a major collegiate postseason tournament.
Answer: True
Participation in an NCAA Regional tournament indicates a team has qualified for a significant event within the national collegiate championship structure.
Jamey Shouppe's teams have achieved a record of 6 wins and 0 losses in NCAA tournaments.
Answer: False
The data indicates Jamey Shouppe's teams have a record of 0 wins and 6 losses in NCAA tournaments.
What is Jamey Shouppe's total head coaching record as stated in the data?
Answer: 301 wins, 320 losses
The compiled data indicates Jamey Shouppe's overall head coaching record is 301 wins and 320 losses.
How many MEAC Tournament championships has Jamey Shouppe won with Florida A&M?
Answer: Two
Jamey Shouppe led Florida A&M to win two MEAC Tournament championships during his tenure.
In which years did Florida A&M, under Jamey Shouppe, make NCAA Regional appearances?
Answer: 2015, 2019, 2023
Florida A&M qualified for NCAA Regional tournaments under Jamey Shouppe in the 2015, 2019, and 2023 seasons.
How many times has Jamey Shouppe been recognized as Coach of the Year in his conference affiliations?
Answer: Three times total (twice in MEAC, once in SWAC)
Jamey Shouppe has been named Coach of the Year three times: twice in the MEAC (2014, 2016) and once in the SWAC (2024).
Which of the following was NOT a conference regular season championship title won by Jamey Shouppe at Florida A&M?
Answer: MEAC Northern division title
While Jamey Shouppe has won MEAC Southern division titles and SWAC East division titles, the data does not indicate any MEAC Northern division titles.
How many conference tournament championships has Jamey Shouppe won at Florida A&M across both MEAC and SWAC affiliations?
Answer: Three
Jamey Shouppe has won a total of three conference tournament championships at Florida A&M: two MEAC titles and one SWAC title.
Which statement accurately reflects Jamey Shouppe's coaching record in NCAA tournaments?
Answer: He has participated but never won a game (0 wins, 6 losses).
Jamey Shouppe's coaching record in NCAA tournaments stands at 0 wins and 6 losses, indicating participation without a victory in those specific events.
The color-coded backgrounds within the coaching record table are utilized to highlight NCAA tournament appearances.
Answer: False
The color-coded backgrounds in the coaching record table primarily highlight conference tournament championships and division regular season championships, not specifically NCAA tournament appearances.
The 'See also' section of the source material suggests consulting Baseball Reference for Jamey Shouppe's career statistics.
Answer: True
The 'See also' section directs readers to Baseball Reference for detailed information on Jamey Shouppe's minor league playing statistics.
Jamey Shouppe's minor league playing statistics are accessible on MLB.com.
Answer: False
Jamey Shouppe's minor league playing statistics are available on Baseball Reference, not MLB.com.
The navbox titled 'Current head baseball coaches of the Southwestern Athletic Conference' enumerates all coaches within that conference.
Answer: True
This navigational box serves as a directory, listing the current head baseball coaches for all member institutions of the Southwestern Athletic Conference.
Jamey Shouppe is listed as the head baseball coach for Texas Southern University within the SWAC navbox.
Answer: False
Within the SWAC navbox, Jamey Shouppe is listed as the head baseball coach for Florida A&M University, not Texas Southern University.
The navbox detailing conference coach of the year awards is titled 'Southwestern Athletic Conference Baseball Coach of the Year'.
Answer: False
The navbox listing conference coach of the year awards is titled 'Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Baseball Coach of the Year'.
The abbreviation 'HC' within the coaching career section signifies 'Head Coach'.
Answer: True
In the context of coaching career tables, 'HC' is a standard abbreviation for 'Head Coach'.
The 'fn' attribute within the infobox title likely denotes 'first name'.
Answer: False
The 'fn' attribute in an infobox title typically refers to 'full name', indicating the complete given name of the subject.
The 'vcard' class suggests the infobox contains structured personal data.
Answer: True
The 'vcard' class is indicative of the use of a standardized format for presenting personal information within the infobox.
The 'note' class applied to a team name may indicate a special designation for that team within the infobox.
Answer: True
The 'note' class associated with a team name in an infobox typically suggests supplementary information or a specific classification for that entry.
The style attribute defining background and text color is applied to the main infobox title.
Answer: False
The style attribute defining background and text color is applied to the infobox headers, not the main title.
The 'bday' span within the 'Born' field provides the structured date of birth.
Answer: True
The 'bday' span is used to semantically mark and structure the date of birth (e.g., YYYY-MM-DD) for data processing purposes.
The 'ForceAgeToShow' span indicates that the age should not be displayed.
Answer: False
The 'ForceAgeToShow' span indicates that the calculated age should indeed be displayed, often overriding default template behavior.
A 'mw-redirect' link implies that the linked page is the primary article for the subject.
Answer: False
A 'mw-redirect' link signifies that the text is a redirect pointing to the primary article, not that it is the primary article itself.
The 'infobox-full-data' class is utilized for standard label-value pairs.
Answer: False
The 'infobox-full-data' class indicates that the content spans the full width of the infobox's data area, typically for more extensive information, rather than standard label-value pairs.
The 'reference-accessdate' class denotes the date a source was accessed.
Answer: True
The 'reference-accessdate' class is employed to mark the date on which a cited source was consulted.
The 'Z3988' class is used for styling external links.
Answer: False
The 'Z3988' class is associated with citation context objects, facilitating the machine-readable interpretation of bibliographic metadata, rather than styling external links.
The 'mw-collapsible' attribute signifies that the navbox is always expanded.
Answer: False
The 'mw-collapsible' attribute indicates that the navbox is collapsible, meaning it can be expanded or collapsed by the user; 'mw-collapsed' specifically means it is initially hidden.
The 'abbr' tag with titles such as 'View this template' provides navigation actions.
Answer: True
The 'abbr' tag, often used with abbreviations like 'v', 't', 'e' (view, talk, edit), provides concise navigation actions within navboxes, with full descriptions available via tooltips.
A gray color designation for 'Not awarded' in the MEAC Coach of the Year navbox indicates the award was presented that year.
Answer: False
A gray color for 'Not awarded' signifies that the award was not presented in that particular year, often due to circumstances like season cancellations.
The 'external text' class signifies a link to an internal page on the same website.
Answer: False
The 'external text' class is used to style links that direct to an external website, differentiating them from internal links.
An 'archive.today' link in the references suggests that the original source may no longer be available.
Answer: True
The presence of an 'archive.today' link indicates that a preserved copy, or snapshot, of the original source webpage exists, serving as a backup in case the original becomes unavailable.
What does the 'vcard' class associated with the infobox signify?
Answer: It signifies the use of a standard format for contact information.
The 'vcard' class indicates that the infobox adheres to the vCard standard, a common format for structured personal and contact information.
According to the source, where can Jamey Shouppe's minor league playing statistics be found?
Answer: Baseball Reference
The source material directs users to consult Baseball Reference for detailed information regarding Jamey Shouppe's minor league playing statistics.
What does the 'mw-collapsed' attribute on a navbox indicate?
Answer: The box is initially hidden or collapsed.
The 'mw-collapsed' attribute signifies that the navbox is set to be initially hidden or collapsed when the page loads, allowing users to expand it if desired.
What does the 'abbr' tag with titles like 'View this template' typically represent in a navbox?
Answer: View, Talk, Edit
The 'abbr' tag, commonly used with 'v', 't', 'e', represents 'View', 'Talk', and 'Edit' actions related to the navbox template.
What does the 'archive.today' link in the references suggest about the source?
Answer: A snapshot of the source webpage is preserved.
An 'archive.today' link indicates that a preserved copy, or snapshot, of the original source webpage exists, serving as a backup in case the original becomes unavailable.
What does the 'reference-accessdate' class in citation details denote?
Answer: The date the source was accessed.
The 'reference-accessdate' class specifically marks the date on which the referenced source material was consulted.
What does the 'infobox-full-data' class signify in the accomplishments section?
Answer: It indicates the data spans the full width of the infobox.
The 'infobox-full-data' class is used to denote content that occupies the entire width of the infobox's data area, typically for lists or detailed descriptions.
What does the 'tmp-color' class with 'color:gray' signify in the MEAC Coach of the Year navbox for 2020?
Answer: The award was not presented that year.
The gray color applied to 'Not awarded' for the 2020 MEAC Coach of the Year indicates that the award was not presented during that season.
What does the 'external text' class typically signify for a link?
Answer: The link directs to an external website.
The 'external text' class is used to style links that navigate to websites outside of the current domain, indicating an external resource.