NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Former Trojan Eric House will serve as the teams' graduate assistant for the second year in 2009. Under head coach Jonathan Burton, House will continue to work with the outfielders, work advanced scouting and recruiting.

"Eric has been wonderful in this role over the last year. He is passionate about the game of baseball, is a great communicator, and has a great relationship with our players," said Coach Burton. "His impact as a player was significant and has produced the same result in his m ove to coaching. Eric has been a huge part of our program as a player and now as a member of the coaching staff."

House started his college career at Jackson State Community College before transferring to Trevecca. As a senior House hit .348 for the Trojans with 29 runs scored, 12 doubles, a triple, 41 RBI, and was successful on eight of 14 stolen base attempts. As a junior House hit .305 with 27 runs scored, eight doubles, two triples, two home runs, and had 30 RBI. As a junior, House was successful on eight of nine stolen base attempts. On his career House was successful on 16 of 23 stolen base attempts.

The Old Hickory, Tennessee native began his Masters of Business Administration degree in August of 2007. House graduated with a degree in Business Administration from Trevecca in 2007.