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Teams with the most appearances in the College World Series
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:26 am
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:26 am
These are the NCAA DI college baseball teams that have made the most appearances in the Men's College World Series:
Texas: 38
Miami (Fla.): 25
Florida State: 24
Arizona State: 22
USC: 21
LSU, Oklahoma State: 20
Arizona, Stanford: 19
Cal State Fullerton: 18
Florida: 14
Arkansas, Clemson, Mississippi State, North Carolina: 12
Oklahoma, South Carolina: 11
Northern Colorado: 10
Michigan, Oregon State, Texas A&M: 8
Maine, Rice, Tennessee, Virginia, Wichita State: 7
Auburn, Cal, Georgia, Missouri, Ole Miss, St. John's, TCU, Michigan, Louisville, Western Michigan, UCLA: 6
Alabama, Minnesota, Penn State, Southern Illinois, UConn, Vanderbilt: 5
Duke 3
Coastal Carolina: 2
Murray State 0
(Bold print - in the 2025 field)
NCAA article
Texas: 38
Miami (Fla.): 25
Florida State: 24
Arizona State: 22
USC: 21
LSU, Oklahoma State: 20
Arizona, Stanford: 19
Cal State Fullerton: 18
Florida: 14
Arkansas, Clemson, Mississippi State, North Carolina: 12
Oklahoma, South Carolina: 11
Northern Colorado: 10
Michigan, Oregon State, Texas A&M: 8
Maine, Rice, Tennessee, Virginia, Wichita State: 7
Auburn, Cal, Georgia, Missouri, Ole Miss, St. John's, TCU, Michigan, Louisville, Western Michigan, UCLA: 6
Alabama, Minnesota, Penn State, Southern Illinois, UConn, Vanderbilt: 5
Duke 3
Coastal Carolina: 2
Murray State 0
(Bold print - in the 2025 field)
NCAA article
This post was edited on 6/9/25 at 10:24 am
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Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:28 am to bigDgator
Here are the DI college baseball programs with the most Men's College World Series titles:
USC has won 12 Men's College World Series championships
LSU is alone in second with seven after winning the title in 2023
Texas follows with six
Arizona State has won five
Arizona, Cal State Fullerton, Miami (Fla.) are tied with four
Minnesota and Oregon State have each won three
Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Stanford, Oklahoma, Michigan and California have each won two
USC has won 12 Men's College World Series championships
LSU is alone in second with seven after winning the title in 2023
Texas follows with six
Arizona State has won five
Arizona, Cal State Fullerton, Miami (Fla.) are tied with four
Minnesota and Oregon State have each won three
Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Stanford, Oklahoma, Michigan and California have each won two
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:34 am to bigDgator
LSU CWS title win percentage : 37%
Texas CWS title win percentage : 16%
Texas CWS title win percentage : 16%
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:37 am to bigDgator
Here are the longest home runs in College World Series history (that we know of)
6/16/23 Wyatt Langford Florida 456 ft.
6/25/23 Wyatt Langford Florida 449 ft.
6/14/24 Christian Moore Tennessee 440 ft.
6/22/22 Brady Slavens Arkansas 436 ft.
6/25/23 BT Riopelle Florida 435 ft.
6/16/19 Edouard Julien Auburn 429 ft.
6/20/15 Pete Alonso Florida 429 ft.
6/22/17 Brendan McKay Louisville 428 ft.
6/21/16 Pete Alonso Florida 425 ft.
6/25/23 Ty Evans Florida 423 ft.
6/17/15 Pete Alonso Florida 421 ft.
6/17/17 Dylan Busby Florida State 421 ft.
6/17/19 Cameron Warren Texas Tech 421 ft.
Watch them here
Yes this is a bit of a homer stat with all the UF guys on the list. Pardon the pun.
6/16/23 Wyatt Langford Florida 456 ft.
6/25/23 Wyatt Langford Florida 449 ft.
6/14/24 Christian Moore Tennessee 440 ft.
6/22/22 Brady Slavens Arkansas 436 ft.
6/25/23 BT Riopelle Florida 435 ft.
6/16/19 Edouard Julien Auburn 429 ft.
6/20/15 Pete Alonso Florida 429 ft.
6/22/17 Brendan McKay Louisville 428 ft.
6/21/16 Pete Alonso Florida 425 ft.
6/25/23 Ty Evans Florida 423 ft.
6/17/15 Pete Alonso Florida 421 ft.
6/17/17 Dylan Busby Florida State 421 ft.
6/17/19 Cameron Warren Texas Tech 421 ft.
Watch them here
Yes this is a bit of a homer stat with all the UF guys on the list. Pardon the pun.
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:37 am to bigDgator
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Florida State: 24
And zero titles
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Oklahoma State: 20
only 1 title, all the way back in 1959
Pretty crazy to make it 44 times between the 2 of them and have 1 title to show for it, and that was almost 70 years ago
This post was edited on 6/9/25 at 7:38 am
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:42 am to thunderbird1100
I think it's crazy that Vandy has only been 5 times as good as they have been with Corbin for the last 20 years. They have done well when they make it though. This year was fairly typical for them. National seed and don't make it.
This post was edited on 6/9/25 at 7:44 am
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:48 am to bigDgator
Thanks BigD. Good stuff.
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:51 am to bigDgator
Florida State with 24 trips to Omaha and zero titles 
This post was edited on 6/9/25 at 7:53 am
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:53 am to thunderbird1100
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Florida State: 24
And zero titles
That's the craziest stat imo. I mean 24 times you'd think you'd at least luck into 1 but nope.
Posted on 6/9/25 at 7:54 am to bigDgator
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USC has won 12 Men's College World Series championships
12 titles in 21 appearances is crazy efficient for that high of a number of visits.
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:00 am to bigDgator
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Here are the longest home runs in College World Series history (that we know of)
Florida was absolutely teeing off against LSU in game 2
This post was edited on 6/9/25 at 8:01 am
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:10 am to bigDgator
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Here are the longest home runs in College World Series history (that we know of)
6/16/23 Wyatt Langford Florida 456 ft.
6/25/23 Wyatt Langford Florida 449 ft.
6/14/24 Christian Moore Tennessee 440 ft.
6/22/22 Brady Slavens Arkansas 436 ft.
6/25/23 BT Riopelle Florida 435 ft.
6/16/19 Edouard Julien Auburn 429 ft.
6/20/15 Pete Alonso Florida 429 ft.
6/22/17 Brendan McKay Louisville 428 ft.
6/21/16 Pete Alonso Florida 425 ft.
6/25/23 Ty Evans Florida 423 ft.
6/17/15 Pete Alonso Florida 421 ft.
6/17/17 Dylan Busby Florida State 421 ft.
6/17/19 Cameron Warren Texas Tech 421 ft.
I'm surprised to not see any LSU players on this list. They had some mashers in the 90s.
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:12 am to skrayper
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12 titles in 21 appearances is crazy efficient for that high of a number of visits.
College baseball was a totally different animal back then. It's a different sport altogether. It's SOOO much more competitive now. These are their titles:
1958 National Championship
1961 National Championship
1963 National Championship
1968 National Championship
1970 National Championship
1971 National Championship
1972 National Championship
1973 National Championship
1974 National Championship
1978 National Championship
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:29 am to tigers33
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Florida was absolutely teeing off against LSU in game 2
then came game 3.
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:30 am to HorninHouston
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I'm surprised to not see any LSU players on this list. They had some mashers in the 90s.
I don't know if they could actually measure them back then, which is probably why the list is all recent, I am guessing.
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:31 am to CatfishJohn
quote:*1998* but yeah they’ve only won two titles since the switch from wood bats to aluminum bats. But they’ve been irrelevant since the millennium.
College baseball was a totally different animal back then. It's a different sport altogether. It's SOOO much more competitive now. These are their titles: 1958 National Championship 1961 National Championship 1963 National Championship 1968 National Championship 1970 National Championship 1971 National Championship 1972 National Championship 1973 National Championship 1974 National Championship 1978 National Championship
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:32 am to bigDgator
USC is the king of baseball
Kentucky is the king of basketball
Alabama is the king of football
I'll take it
Kentucky is the king of basketball
Alabama is the king of football
I'll take it
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:36 am to rintintin
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That's the craziest stat imo. I mean 24 times you'd think you'd at least luck into 1 but nope.
The closest basketball analog is K-State with 12 Elite Eights and 4 Final Fours with no title.
Baseball is the hardest tournament to win, IMO. You have to be good, deep and lucky, all at the same time.
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:41 am to bigDgator
quote:Corbin’s 20 CWS wins are, by far, the most of any active coach.
They have done well when they make it though.
Posted on 6/9/25 at 8:44 am to Vandyrone
Yeah when you guys get in, you do some damage, which makes it surprising you have only been 5 times. I think you have 3 trips to the finals, and two trips to the semis, IIRC.
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