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I know I'm over-excited about this tournament, y'all, but this will be SOMETHING to follow for at least a couple of weeks (hopefully) until the dreaded pre-season drought begins.
2004 Division I Baseball Championship Selection Information
May 31, 2004
AUTOMATIC QUALIFIERS (30)
History Last
Conference Team Record Yrs. Won Lost App.
America East Stony Brook 29-25 First Appearance
Atlantic Coast Florida St. 42-20 41 139 91 2003
Atlantic Sun Fla. Atlantic 45-15 4 7 9 2003
Atlantic 10 St. Bonaventure 29-20 First Appearance
Big East Notre Dame 49-10 18 37 38 2003
Big South Coastal Caro. 40-21 4 3 8 2003
Big Ten Minnesota 38-21 26 49 50 2003
Big 12 Oklahoma St. 37-22 32 123 71 2001
Big West Cal St. Fullerton 36-20 25 95 53 2003
Colonial UNC Wilmington 38-21 1 2 2 2003
Conference USA TCU 38-24 2 1 4 1994
Horizon Youngstown St. 22-30 First Appearance
Ivy Princeton 27-18 8 2 15 2003
Metro Atlantic Le Moyne 36-19 2 3 4 2003
Mid-American Kent St. 35-25 6 5 12 2002
Mid-Continent Oral Roberts 48-9 15 18 30 2003
Mid-Eastern Bethune-Cookman 27-26 5 1 10 2003
Missouri Valley Wichita St. 47-14 21 60 42 2003
Mountain West UNLV 37-22 8 9 16 2003
Northeast Central Conn. St. 41-15-1 2 0 4 2003
Ohio Valley Jacksonville St. 31-27 First Appearance
Pacific-10 Stanford 44-12 24 113 54 2003
Patriot Army 37-13 1 0 2 2000
Southeastern South Carolina 45-15 19 69 42 2003
Southern Citadel 38-26 11 12 22 2001
Southland Lamar 41-14 11 13 22 2003
Southwestern Texas Southern 18-33 First Appearance
Sun Belt Western Ky. 34-26 1 2 2 1980
West Coast Pepperdine 28-30 20 43 40 2003
Western Rice 43-12 9 40 22 2003
AT-LARGE BIDS (34)
History Last
Team Conference Record Yrs. Won Lost App.
Arizona Pacific-10 30-24-1 26 75 52 2003
Arizona St. Pacific-10 40-16 27 119 53 2003
Arkansas Southeastern 39-21 16 32 33 2003
Birmingham-So. Big South 46-16 First Appearance
Clemson Atlantic Coast 36-24 29 78 61 2003
Col. of Charleston Southern 45-14 First Appearance
East Carolina Conference USA 48-11 19 18 38 2003
Florida Southeastern 40-20 21 53 44 2003
George Mason Colonial 39-17 4 1 8 1993
Georgia Southeastern 38-20 5 20 13 2002
Georgia Tech Atlantic Coast 41-19 20 43 40 2003
Long Beach St. Big West 36-19 14 39 30 2003
LSU Southeastern 41-17 19 99 37 2003
Miami (Fla.) Independent 44-11 32 147 68 2003
Middle Tenn. St. Sun Belt 40-20 10 6 20 2003
Mississippi Southeastern 39-19 9 25 20 2003
Mississippi St. Southeastern 34-22 24 67 55 2003
Missouri Big 12 37-21-1 15 32 30 2003
North Carolina Atlantic Coast 41-19 18 41 39 2003
North Carolina St. Atlantic Coast 35-22 16 23 33 1999
Oklahoma Big 12 37-22 26 53 49 2002
Southern Miss. Conference USA 44-17 4 5 8 2003
St. John's Big East 36-21 27 51 48 1997
Tennessee Southeastern 37-22 7 25 15 2001
Texas Big 12 50-13 47 182 92 2003
Texas A&M Big 12 39-19 21 42 44 2003
Texas Tech Big 12 38-19 8 13 16 2002
Tulane Conference USA 38-19 15 22 31 2003
UCF Atlantic Sun 44-16 8 10 16 2002
UC Irvine Big West 34-21-1 First Appearance
UCLA Pacific-10 33-27 11 27 23 2000
Vanderbilt Southeastern 42-17 3 3 6 1980
Virginia Atlantic Coast 42-13 3 6 6 1996
Washington Pacific-10 37-18-1 7 17 14 2003
OTHER SELECTION INFORMATION
FIELD BY CONFERENCE (31)
Southeastern 9 (Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi St., South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt)
Atlantic Coast 6 (Clemson, Florida St., Georgia Tech, North Carolina, North Carolina St., Virginia)
Big 12 6 (Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma St., Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech)
Pacific-10 5 (Arizona, Arizona St., Stanford, UCLA, Washington)
Conference USA 4 (East Carolina, Southern Miss., TCU, Tulane)
Big West 3 (Cal St. Fullerton, Long Beach St., UC Irvine)
Atlantic Sun 2 (Fla. Atlantic, UCF)
Big East 2 (Notre Dame, St. John's)
Big South 2 (Birmingham So., Coastal Caro.)
Colonial 2 (George Mason, UNC Wilmington)
Southern 2 (Citadel, Col. of Charleston)
Sun Belt 2 (Middle Tenn. St., Western Ky.)
America East 1 (Stony Brook)
Atlantic 10 1 (St. Bonaventure)
Big 10 1 (Minnesota)
Horizon 1 (Youngstown St.)
Independent 1 (Miami (Fla.))
Ivy 1 (Princeton)
Metro Atlantic 1 (Le Moyne)
Mid-American 1 (Kent St.)
Mid-Continent 1 (Oral Roberts)
Mid-Eastern 1 (Bethune-Cookman)
Missouri Valley 1 (Wichita St.)
Mountain West 1 (UNLV)
Northeast 1 (Central Conn. St.)
Ohio Valley 1 (Jacksonville St.)
Patriot 1 (Army)
Southland 1 (Lamar)
Southwestern 1 (Texas Southern)
West Coast 1 (Pepperdine)
Western 1 (Rice)
FIELD BY STATE (25)
Texas 7 (Lamar, Rice, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Southern, Texas Tech)
California 6 (Cal St. Fullerton, Long Beach St., Pepperdine, Stanford, UC Irvine, UCLA)
Florida 6 (Bethune-Cookman, Fla. Atlantic, Florida, Florida St., Miami, UCF)
New York 5 (Army, Le Moyne, St. Bonaventure, St. John's, Stony Brook)
South Carolina 5 (Citadel, Clemson, Coastal Caro., Col. of Charleston, South Carolina)
North Carolina 4 (East Carolina, North Carolina, North Carolina St., UNC Wilmington)
Mississippi 3 (Mississippi, Mississippi St., Southern Miss.)
Oklahoma 3 (Oklahoma, Oklahoma St., Oral Roberts)
Tennessee 3 (Middle Tenn. St., Tennessee, Vanderbilt)
Alabama 2 (Birmingham-So., Jacksonville St.)
Arizona 2 (Arizona, Arizona St.)
Georgia 2 (Georgia, Georgia Tech)
Louisiana 2 (LSU, Tulane)
Ohio 2 (Kent St., Youngstown St.)
Virginia 2 (George Mason, Virginia)
Arkansas 1 (Arkansas)
Connecticut 1 (Central Conn. St.)
Indiana 1 (Notre Dame)
Kansas 1 (Wichita St.)
Kentucky 1 (Western Ky.)
Minnesota 1 (Minnesota)
Missouri 1 (Missouri)
Nevada 1 (UNLV)
New Jersey 1 (Princeton)
Washington 1 (Washington)
OTHER NOTES
38 of the 64 teams were in the 2003 field. Eight teams make the field for the first time in their history: Birmingham-So., Col. of Charleston, Jacksonville St., St. Bonaventure, Stony Brook, Texas Southern, UC Irvine and Youngstown St.
Western Ky. and Vanderbilt are in the tournament for the first time since 1980, while George Mason returns for the first time since 1993, TCU had not made it since 1994 and Virginia is in for the first time since 1996.
Miami (Fla.) is in the field for the 32nd consecutive year, extending its own record. Florida St. is making its 27th straight appearance, which ranks second all time. Other long consecutive streaks include Clemson (18), LSU (16), Cal St. Fullerton (13) and Stanford (11).
26 teams won at least 40 Division I games through May 30, and all but one are in the field. George Washington, which went 41-18 against Division I foes this year, did not make the tournament. There are 285 Division I teams sponsoring baseball in 2004, equaling the most from history (285 in 2003).
The SEC set a record by getting nine teams into the tournament, breaking its own record of eight in 2001 and '03. Other leagues fared well too. The ACC got six teams, tying the most by that league (1998); the Big 12 received six bids, tying their most ever (1999); and the Pac-10 tied their most bids ever by getting five teams, as it did in 1997.
2004 Division I Baseball Championship Selection Information
May 31, 2004
AUTOMATIC QUALIFIERS (30)
History Last
Conference Team Record Yrs. Won Lost App.
America East Stony Brook 29-25 First Appearance
Atlantic Coast Florida St. 42-20 41 139 91 2003
Atlantic Sun Fla. Atlantic 45-15 4 7 9 2003
Atlantic 10 St. Bonaventure 29-20 First Appearance
Big East Notre Dame 49-10 18 37 38 2003
Big South Coastal Caro. 40-21 4 3 8 2003
Big Ten Minnesota 38-21 26 49 50 2003
Big 12 Oklahoma St. 37-22 32 123 71 2001
Big West Cal St. Fullerton 36-20 25 95 53 2003
Colonial UNC Wilmington 38-21 1 2 2 2003
Conference USA TCU 38-24 2 1 4 1994
Horizon Youngstown St. 22-30 First Appearance
Ivy Princeton 27-18 8 2 15 2003
Metro Atlantic Le Moyne 36-19 2 3 4 2003
Mid-American Kent St. 35-25 6 5 12 2002
Mid-Continent Oral Roberts 48-9 15 18 30 2003
Mid-Eastern Bethune-Cookman 27-26 5 1 10 2003
Missouri Valley Wichita St. 47-14 21 60 42 2003
Mountain West UNLV 37-22 8 9 16 2003
Northeast Central Conn. St. 41-15-1 2 0 4 2003
Ohio Valley Jacksonville St. 31-27 First Appearance
Pacific-10 Stanford 44-12 24 113 54 2003
Patriot Army 37-13 1 0 2 2000
Southeastern South Carolina 45-15 19 69 42 2003
Southern Citadel 38-26 11 12 22 2001
Southland Lamar 41-14 11 13 22 2003
Southwestern Texas Southern 18-33 First Appearance
Sun Belt Western Ky. 34-26 1 2 2 1980
West Coast Pepperdine 28-30 20 43 40 2003
Western Rice 43-12 9 40 22 2003
AT-LARGE BIDS (34)
History Last
Team Conference Record Yrs. Won Lost App.
Arizona Pacific-10 30-24-1 26 75 52 2003
Arizona St. Pacific-10 40-16 27 119 53 2003
Arkansas Southeastern 39-21 16 32 33 2003
Birmingham-So. Big South 46-16 First Appearance
Clemson Atlantic Coast 36-24 29 78 61 2003
Col. of Charleston Southern 45-14 First Appearance
East Carolina Conference USA 48-11 19 18 38 2003
Florida Southeastern 40-20 21 53 44 2003
George Mason Colonial 39-17 4 1 8 1993
Georgia Southeastern 38-20 5 20 13 2002
Georgia Tech Atlantic Coast 41-19 20 43 40 2003
Long Beach St. Big West 36-19 14 39 30 2003
LSU Southeastern 41-17 19 99 37 2003
Miami (Fla.) Independent 44-11 32 147 68 2003
Middle Tenn. St. Sun Belt 40-20 10 6 20 2003
Mississippi Southeastern 39-19 9 25 20 2003
Mississippi St. Southeastern 34-22 24 67 55 2003
Missouri Big 12 37-21-1 15 32 30 2003
North Carolina Atlantic Coast 41-19 18 41 39 2003
North Carolina St. Atlantic Coast 35-22 16 23 33 1999
Oklahoma Big 12 37-22 26 53 49 2002
Southern Miss. Conference USA 44-17 4 5 8 2003
St. John's Big East 36-21 27 51 48 1997
Tennessee Southeastern 37-22 7 25 15 2001
Texas Big 12 50-13 47 182 92 2003
Texas A&M Big 12 39-19 21 42 44 2003
Texas Tech Big 12 38-19 8 13 16 2002
Tulane Conference USA 38-19 15 22 31 2003
UCF Atlantic Sun 44-16 8 10 16 2002
UC Irvine Big West 34-21-1 First Appearance
UCLA Pacific-10 33-27 11 27 23 2000
Vanderbilt Southeastern 42-17 3 3 6 1980
Virginia Atlantic Coast 42-13 3 6 6 1996
Washington Pacific-10 37-18-1 7 17 14 2003
OTHER SELECTION INFORMATION
FIELD BY CONFERENCE (31)
Southeastern 9 (Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi St., South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt)
Atlantic Coast 6 (Clemson, Florida St., Georgia Tech, North Carolina, North Carolina St., Virginia)
Big 12 6 (Missouri, Oklahoma, Oklahoma St., Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech)
Pacific-10 5 (Arizona, Arizona St., Stanford, UCLA, Washington)
Conference USA 4 (East Carolina, Southern Miss., TCU, Tulane)
Big West 3 (Cal St. Fullerton, Long Beach St., UC Irvine)
Atlantic Sun 2 (Fla. Atlantic, UCF)
Big East 2 (Notre Dame, St. John's)
Big South 2 (Birmingham So., Coastal Caro.)
Colonial 2 (George Mason, UNC Wilmington)
Southern 2 (Citadel, Col. of Charleston)
Sun Belt 2 (Middle Tenn. St., Western Ky.)
America East 1 (Stony Brook)
Atlantic 10 1 (St. Bonaventure)
Big 10 1 (Minnesota)
Horizon 1 (Youngstown St.)
Independent 1 (Miami (Fla.))
Ivy 1 (Princeton)
Metro Atlantic 1 (Le Moyne)
Mid-American 1 (Kent St.)
Mid-Continent 1 (Oral Roberts)
Mid-Eastern 1 (Bethune-Cookman)
Missouri Valley 1 (Wichita St.)
Mountain West 1 (UNLV)
Northeast 1 (Central Conn. St.)
Ohio Valley 1 (Jacksonville St.)
Patriot 1 (Army)
Southland 1 (Lamar)
Southwestern 1 (Texas Southern)
West Coast 1 (Pepperdine)
Western 1 (Rice)
FIELD BY STATE (25)
Texas 7 (Lamar, Rice, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Southern, Texas Tech)
California 6 (Cal St. Fullerton, Long Beach St., Pepperdine, Stanford, UC Irvine, UCLA)
Florida 6 (Bethune-Cookman, Fla. Atlantic, Florida, Florida St., Miami, UCF)
New York 5 (Army, Le Moyne, St. Bonaventure, St. John's, Stony Brook)
South Carolina 5 (Citadel, Clemson, Coastal Caro., Col. of Charleston, South Carolina)
North Carolina 4 (East Carolina, North Carolina, North Carolina St., UNC Wilmington)
Mississippi 3 (Mississippi, Mississippi St., Southern Miss.)
Oklahoma 3 (Oklahoma, Oklahoma St., Oral Roberts)
Tennessee 3 (Middle Tenn. St., Tennessee, Vanderbilt)
Alabama 2 (Birmingham-So., Jacksonville St.)
Arizona 2 (Arizona, Arizona St.)
Georgia 2 (Georgia, Georgia Tech)
Louisiana 2 (LSU, Tulane)
Ohio 2 (Kent St., Youngstown St.)
Virginia 2 (George Mason, Virginia)
Arkansas 1 (Arkansas)
Connecticut 1 (Central Conn. St.)
Indiana 1 (Notre Dame)
Kansas 1 (Wichita St.)
Kentucky 1 (Western Ky.)
Minnesota 1 (Minnesota)
Missouri 1 (Missouri)
Nevada 1 (UNLV)
New Jersey 1 (Princeton)
Washington 1 (Washington)
OTHER NOTES
38 of the 64 teams were in the 2003 field. Eight teams make the field for the first time in their history: Birmingham-So., Col. of Charleston, Jacksonville St., St. Bonaventure, Stony Brook, Texas Southern, UC Irvine and Youngstown St.
Western Ky. and Vanderbilt are in the tournament for the first time since 1980, while George Mason returns for the first time since 1993, TCU had not made it since 1994 and Virginia is in for the first time since 1996.
Miami (Fla.) is in the field for the 32nd consecutive year, extending its own record. Florida St. is making its 27th straight appearance, which ranks second all time. Other long consecutive streaks include Clemson (18), LSU (16), Cal St. Fullerton (13) and Stanford (11).
26 teams won at least 40 Division I games through May 30, and all but one are in the field. George Washington, which went 41-18 against Division I foes this year, did not make the tournament. There are 285 Division I teams sponsoring baseball in 2004, equaling the most from history (285 in 2003).
The SEC set a record by getting nine teams into the tournament, breaking its own record of eight in 2001 and '03. Other leagues fared well too. The ACC got six teams, tying the most by that league (1998); the Big 12 received six bids, tying their most ever (1999); and the Pac-10 tied their most bids ever by getting five teams, as it did in 1997.
