After a few rainouts and some cancelled games, both APSU softball and baseball are at home A LOT this week. It starts on Tuesday.

CLARKSVILLE - Austin Peay State University students and fans are invited to take advantage of multiple promotions at the Govs and Lady Govs final home basketball games, to include free t-shirts, free food for students and discounted tickets for APSU alumni.

When the Lady Govs host Belmont, 7 p.m., Wednesday, the first 300 Austin Peay students can take part in free food available on the Dunn Center second floor. It also is the final night of the Greek Challenge with the grand prize of $500 going to the Greek Organization with the highest percentage in attendance. Sigma Phi Epsilon has captured the single-game prize at the each of the first three Greek Challenge nights.

When Austin Peay men's basketball serves as host to Southeast Missouri, 7 p.m., Thursday, Governors fans can pick up free t-shirts at the Marketing table by the Pep Band. The shirts are commemorative of the 75th year of March Madness and list all 75 Men's Basketball National Champions. At halftime, APSU Athletics will honor its Fall 2012 Athletics Director's Honor Roll as well as OVC Scholar-Athlete Sean Bailey.

Men and women's basketball will play their respective final home games as part of a Saturday doubleheader against UT Martin. It will be Coming Home Night, sponsored by Student Life and Engagement along with the Governors Programming Council. They will have free Coming Home t-shirts for the first 500 students and all APSU Alumni can receive up to six tickets for $5 at the door.

Tipoff Saturday will be 5:15 p.m. for the women and 7:30 p.m. for the men. Saturday's game also will be Senior Night as the Lady Govs will recognize Meghan Bussahbarger, Kaitlyn Hill and Leslie Martinez. The Governors, meanwhile, will honor Anthony Campbell and Jerome Clyburn in a pre-game ceremony.  

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Austin Peay State University is set for Saturday's basketball doubleheader against Ohio Valley Conference rivals.

The Lady Govs returns to action to play Tennessee State, Saturday night at 5:15 p.m., and the Governors take on Belmont at 7.30. p.m.

Pepsi Dash for cash will be on during the games. One APSU Student and one non-student will win $100. Sign up by the Pep band during the women's game, drawing takes place during the men's game.

Govs basketball hosts Tennessee State in OVC action, Thursday night at the Dunn Center.

One lucky fan will win an All-Session OVC Tournament Pass just for being at the game!

Register at the Promotions Table by the Pep Band.

Junior second baseman Jordan Hankins has had a busy nine months. The Wentzville, Mo., native was a first-team All-OVC selection, named to the ABCA's All-South second-team, an OVC All-Tournament pick, named the Eugene All-Region team and most notably picked to play for the 2012 Team USA Collegiate National Team.

Hankins added to his plethora of honors by being picked the No. 90 player in the country by CollegeBaseballDaily.com, Monday. Sure, No. 90 doesn't sound awe-inspiring until you do the math. Last season there were 291 Division I baseball teams, each of those teams can carry a 35-man roster. That equals a maximum 10,185 Division I baseball players at this moment. That puts Jordan in the top one percent - actually he's in the top 0.9 percent, but who's counting - of college baseball players.

This fall, Hankins has played a little second base, a little third base, just filling in where the Govs need a body for right now. He hasn't been so generous to the Govs pitchers during the current Red-White World Series, batting .444 with two doubles and three RBI in three games.

By the way baseball fans... as of Nov. 6 the Govs regular-season opener is in exactly 100 days. Can you smell the freshly cut grass yet?