OFFICIAL 2007 NCAA BASEBALL RECORDS BOOK

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2006 BASEBALL HOME ATTENDANCE LEADERS 209 Team Dates Attendance Average 11. Eckerd................................................ 22 5,843 266 12. West Ala. .......................................... 24 5,750 240 13. GC&SU.............................................. 25 5,695 228 14. Grand Canyon ................................... 17 5,687 335 15. Montevallo ......................................... 22 5,605 255 16. Rollins ................................................ 29 5,401 186 17. Fla. Gulf Coast.................................... 26 5,346 206 18. Colorado St.-Pueblo............................. 18 5,219 290 19. Wingate............................................. 20 5,094 255 20. Emporia St.......................................... 22 5,040 229 21. Cal St. Chico...................................... 18 5,022 279 22. Armstrong Atlantic............................... 29 5,011 173 23. West Fla. ........................................... 30 4,790 160 24. Ouachita Baptist ................................. 19 4,587 241 25. Carson-Newman................................. 18 4,340 241 26. Nyack................................................ 12 4,182 349 27. St. Leo................................................ 26 4,054 156 28. Franklin Pierce .................................... 19 3,946 208 29. Southern Ark. ..................................... 16 3,923 245 30. Central Mo......................................... 20 3,874 194 Division III AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE Team Dates Attendance Average 1. Louisiana Col. .................................... 16 8,208 513 2. Bethel (Minn.) ..................................... 6 2,607 435 3. Marietta ............................................. 9 3,581 398 4. Concordia-Austin ................................ 14 5,417 387 5. Piedmont ............................................ 25 8,651 346 6. St. Thomas (Minn.) .............................. 6 1,840 307 7. St. Norbert ......................................... 5 1,450 290 8. Texas Lutheran.................................... 21 6,040 288 9. Mississippi Col. ................................. 18 4,645 258 10. Wis.-Whitewater................................. 8 2,004 251 11. Maryville (Tenn.) ................................. 14 3,505 250 12. Cortland St. ....................................... 13 3,153 243 13. Wesleyan (Conn.) ............................... 10 2,425 243 14. Simpson ............................................. 8 1,775 222 15. Randolph-Macon................................. 18 3,950 219 Annual Team Home Attendance Champions Note: The attendance figures from 1979 to 1990 were compiled by Collegiate Baseball and include all four-year institutions sponsoring the sport, plus junior colleges. Division I BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCE Year School Dates Attendance Average 1985 ......................... Mississippi St. 1986 ......................... Not compiled 24 95,604 3,894 1987 ......................... Mississippi St. 29 102,542 3,536 1988 ......................... Mississippi St. 37 134,448 3,634 1989 ......................... Mississippi St. 32 143,241 4,476 1990 ......................... Mississippi St. 31 199,330 6,430 1991 ......................... Fresno St. 39 162,659 4,171 1992 ......................... Texas 31 134,549 4,340 1993 ......................... Texas 48 231,980 4,833 1994 ......................... Texas 49 249,038 5,082 1995 ......................... Texas 36 173,372 4,816 1996 ......................... LSU 39 226,805 5,816 1997 ......................... LSU 40 252,864 6,322 1998 ......................... LSU 35 232,597 6,646 1999 ......................... LSU 38 271,888 7,155 2000 ......................... LSU 39 *286,874 7,356 2001 ......................... LSU 37 276,622 7,476 2002 ......................... LSU 31 233,923 7,546 2003 ......................... LSU 33 245,813 7,449 2004 ......................... LSU 34 265,255 *7,802 2005 ......................... LSU 36 270,300 7,508 2006 ......................... LSU *Record 36 263,534 7,320 Team Dates Attendance Average 16. York (Pa.) ........................................... 17 3,550 209 17. Willamette.......................................... 13 2,668 205 18. Alma.................................................. 7 1,425 204 19. St. Olaf .............................................. 6 1,216 203 20. Ripon ................................................. 6 1,169 195 21. Bowdoin............................................. 13 2,493 192 22. Wis.-La Crosse.................................... 9 1,725 192 23. Capital............................................... 6 1,134 189 24. Hardin-Simmons.................................. 16 3,006 188 25. Chapman ........................................... 25 4,630 185 TOTAL HOME ATTENDANCE Team Dates Attendance Average 1. Piedmont ............................................ 25 8,651 346 2. Louisiana Col. .................................... 16 8,208 513 3. Texas Lutheran.................................... 21 6,040 288 4. Concordia-Austin ................................ 14 5,417 387 5. Mississippi Col. ................................. 18 4,645 258 6. Chapman........................................... 25 4,630 185 7. Randolph-Macon................................. 18 3,950 219 8. Marietta ............................................. 9 3,581 398 9. York (Pa.) ........................................... 17 3,550 209 10. Maryville (Tenn.) ................................. 14 3,505 250 11. Huntingdon......................................... 20 3,184 159 12. Cortland St. ....................................... 13 3,153 243 13. Washington-St. Louis ........................... 19 3,113 164 14. Wash. & Jeff....................................... 17 3,102 182 15. Hardin-Simmons.................................. 16 3,006 188 16. East Tex. Baptist.................................. 16 2,949 184 17. Mary Washington............................... 19 2,975 151 18. Mary Hardin-Baylor............................. 16 2,840 178 19. Ferrum................................................ 19 2,830 149 20. Shenandoah ....................................... 18 2,765 154 21. Trinity (Tex.)........................................ 20 2,675 134 22. Willamette.......................................... 13 2,668 205 23. Salisbury ............................................ 25 2,608 104 24. Bethel (Minn.) ..................................... 6 2,607 435 25. Wm. Paterson..................................... 18 2,561 142 BY TOTAL ATTENDANCE Year School Dates Attendance 1979 .............................................. North Carolina — 90,950 1980 .............................................. Arizona —- 113,951 1981 .............................................. Miami (Fla.) 51 163,261 1982 .............................................. Miami (Fla.) 49 157,653 1983 .............................................. Miami (Fla.) 57 139,843 1984 .............................................. Miami (Fla.) 53 118,937 1985 .............................................. Miami (Fla.) 57 136,249 1986 .............................................. Hawaii — 114,367 1987 .............................................. Texas — 152,581 1988 .............................................. Fresno St. — 159,205 1989 .............................................. Fresno St. — 147,147 1990 .............................................. Mississippi St. 31 199,330 1991 .............................................. Fresno St. 39 162,659 1992 .............................................. Fresno St. 39 164,435 1993 .............................................. Texas 48 231,980 1994 .............................................. Texas 49 249,038 1995 .............................................. Texas 36 173,372 1996 .............................................. LSU 39 226,805 1997 .............................................. LSU 40 252,864 1998 .............................................. LSU 35 232,597 1999 .............................................. LSU 38 271,888 2000 .............................................. LSU 39 *286,874 2001 .............................................. LSU 37 276,622 2002 .............................................. LSU 31 233,923 2003 .............................................. LSU 33 245,813 2004 .............................................. LSU 34 265,255 2005 .............................................. LSU 36 270,300 2006 .............................................. LSU *Record 36 263,534 ATTENDANCE
210 Division II BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCE Year School Dates Attendance Average 1991 ......................... Winona St. 7 3,000 428 1992 ......................... Troy 13 5,625 433 1993 ......................... Cal Poly 23 8,852 385 1994 ......................... Presbyterian 21 9,300 443 1995 ......................... Norfolk St. 11 7,718 702 1996 ......................... Delta St. 20 12,148 607 1997 ......................... Cal St. Chico 19 10,865 572 1998 ......................... Cal St. Chico 20 9,481 474 1999 ......................... Fairmont St. 7 4,925 704 2000 ......................... Cal St. Chico 24 12,527 522 2001 ......................... Catawba 20 8,701 435 2002 ......................... Cal St. Chico 22 13,202 600 2003 ......................... Mesa St. 17 6,745 397 2004 ......................... North Fla. 27 11,929 442 2005 ......................... Delta St. 26 23,249 *894 2006 ......................... Delta St. *Record 17 9,105 536 BY TOTAL ATTENDANCE Year School Dates Attendance 1991 .............................................. Fla. Southern 34 9,564 1992 .............................................. Fla. Southern 39 9,007 1993 .............................................. Cal Poly 23 8,852 1994 .............................................. Fla. Southern 37 10,897 1995 .............................................. Fla. Southern 35 10,979 1996 .............................................. Fla. Southern 33 14,705 1997 .............................................. Fla. Southern 30 12,278 1998 .............................................. Fla. Southern 31 10,804 1999 .............................................. Cal St. Chico 33 *15,645 2000 .............................................. Fla. Southern 30 13,186 2001 .............................................. Fla. Southern 28 10,848 2002 .............................................. Armstrong Atlantic 40 14,516 2003 .............................................. North Fla. 31 8,503 2004 .............................................. North Fla. 27 11,929 2005 .............................................. Delta St. 26 23,249 2006 .............................................. Mesa St. *Record 24 10,166 All-Time Largest Baseball Crowds Division I SINGLE DATE 40,106—San Diego St. (4) vs. Houston (0), March 11, 2004, PETCO Park, San Diego, California SINGLE DATE, REGULAR SEASON 40,106—San Diego St. (4) vs. Houston (0), March 11, 2004, PETCO Park, San Diego, California SINGLE DATE, ON CAMPUS 14,991—Mississippi St. (4-5) vs. Florida (3-4), April 22, 1989, Dudy Noble Field, Starkville, Mississippi TOP 10 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES ATTENDANCE DATES (ROSENBLATT STADIUM, OMAHA, NEB.) 30,335—Oregon St. (5) vs. Rice (0), June 21, 2006 28,216—Texas (7) vs. Georgia (6) and South Carolina (5) vs. Cal St. Fullerton (3), June 23, 2004 27,452—Arizona St. (6) vs. Florida (1) and Texas (4) vs. Baylor (3), June 22, 2005 26,941—Texas (5) vs. Tulane (0), June 20, 2005 26,813—Arizona St. (2) vs. Tennessee (2) and Florida (7) vs. Nebraska (4), June 19, 2005 26,808—North Carolina (4) vs. Oregon St. (3), June 24, 2006 26,641—Texas (5) vs. Baylor (1), June 18, 2005 26,220—Arizona St. (8) vs. Nebraska (7) and Baylor (8) vs. Tulane (7), June 21, 2005 26,604—Cal St. Fullerton (6) vs. Texas (4), June 26, 2004 26,530—Miami (Fla.) (9) vs. LSU (5), June 19, 2004 TOP 10 NCAA REGIONAL ATTENDANCE DATES 15,379—Oklahoma (3) vs. Auburn (1), May 28, 1995, All Sports Stadium, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 11,496—Florida St. (11) vs. Mississippi St. (9), May 27, 1990, Dudy Noble Field, Starkville, Mississippi 11,127—Mississippi St. (9) vs. South Ala. (2), May 26, 2000, Dudy Noble Field, Starkville, Mississippi Division III ANNUAL TEAM HOME ATTENDANCE CHAMPIONS BY AVERAGE ATTENDANCE Year School Dates Attendance Average 1991 ......................... Claremont-M-S 16 6,000 375 1992 ......................... St. Joseph’s (Me.) 11 3,800 345 1993 ......................... Allegheny 14 10,550 754 1994 ......................... Marietta 18 12,084 671 1995 ......................... Marietta 23 *18,150 789 1996 ......................... Marietta 22 17,700 *805 1997 ......................... Wittenberg 8 1,971 246 1998 ......................... Upper Iowa 8 2,940 368 1999 ......................... Ill. Wesleyan 8 3,000 375 2000 ......................... St. Scholastica 8 4,550 569 2001 ......................... Williams 6 2,500 417 2002 ......................... Marietta 20 4,781 239 2003 ......................... Marietta 14 5,143 367 2004 ......................... Bethel (Minn.) 7 2,420 346 2005 ......................... Louisiana Col. 16 7,360 460 2006 ......................... Louisiana Col. *Record 16 8,208 513 BY TOTAL ATTENDANCE Year School Dates Attendance 1991 .............................................. Claremont-M-S 16 6,000 1992 .............................................. St. Joseph’s (Me.) 11 3,800 1993 .............................................. Allegheny 14 10,550 1994 .............................................. Marietta 18 12,084 1995 .............................................. Marietta 23 *18,150 1996 .............................................. Marietta 22 17,700 1997 .............................................. Marietta 20 4,680 1998 .............................................. Marietta 19 6,930 1999 .............................................. Marietta 20 5,375 2000 .............................................. Marietta 17 5,876 2001 .............................................. Ill. Wesleyan 18 7,280 2002 .............................................. Marietta 20 4,781 2003 .............................................. Mississippi Col. 27 8,717 2004 .............................................. York (Pa.) 21 4,769 2005 .............................................. Chapman 26 7,365 2006 .............................................. Piedmont *Record 25 8,651 10,832—Notre Dame (7) vs. Mississippi St. (0), May 28, 2000, Dudy Noble Field, Starkville, Mississippi 10,688—Mississippi St. (4) vs. Washington (3), May 26, 1997, Dudy Noble Field, Starkville, Mississippi 10,588—North Carolina (7) vs. Mississippi St. (1), May 28, 1989, Dudy Noble Field, Starkville, Mississippi 10,000—Fresno St. (7) vs. Cal St. LA (4), and Southern California (6) vs. Hawaii (1), May 26, 1977, Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, Hawaii 9,784—Mississippi St. (8) vs. Notre Dame (1), May 27, 2000, Dudy Noble Field, Starkville, Mississippi 9,184—Michigan (14) vs. Mississippi St. (6), May 26, 1985, Dudy Noble Field, Starkville, Mississippi 9,088—Oklahoma (10) vs. Mississippi St. (6), May 23, 1992, Dudy Noble Field, Starkville, Mississippi TOP 10 NCAA SUPER REGIONAL ATTENDANCE DATES 11,870—Tulane (7) vs. LSU (1), June 3, 2001, Zephyr Field, Metaire, Louisiana 11,719—LSU (4) vs. Tulane (3) (13 inn.), June 1, 2001, Zephyr Field, Metaire, Louisiana 11,679—Tulane (9) vs. LSU (4), June 2, 2001, Zephyr Field, Metaire, Louisiana 10,027—Arkansas (4) vs. Florida St. (2), June 12, 2004, Baum Satdium, Fayetteville, Arkansas 9,338—Arkansas (7) vs. Florida St. (5), June 11, 2004, Baum Stadium, Fayetteville, Arkansas 9,202—Mississippi (11) vs. Miami (Fla.) (9), June 10, 2006, Oxford-University Stadium/Swayze Field, Oxford, Mississippi 9,139—Miami (7) vs. Mississippi (0), June 11, 2006, Oxford-University Stadium/Swayze Field, Oxford, Mississippi 8,947—Texas (3) vs. Mississippi (1), June 12, 2005, Swayze Field, Oxford, Mississippi 8,791—Mississippi (6) vs. Texas (4), June 11, 2005, Swayze Field, Oxford, Mississippi 8,711—Nebraska (6) vs. Miami (Fla.) (3), June 11, 2005, Hawks Field, Lincoln, Nebraska TOP 10 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT ATTENDANCE DATES 17,860—Florida St. (3) vs. North Carolina (2), May 25, 2005, The Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville, Jacksonville, Florida (Atlantic Coast)
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OFFICIAL 2007 NCAA ® BASEBALL RECO
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Contents Division I Baseball Record
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6 Official NCAA Division I baseball
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8 SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Batting AT-BA
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Northwestern Sports Information 10
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12 Player, Team Year G RBI Avg. Jas
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14 Player, Team Year G IP Hits Avg.
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18 Year Player, Team Cl. G No. Avg.
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20 Year Player, Team Cl. G No. Avg.
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22 STOLEN BASES PER GAME Year Playe
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26 Season 607—Oklahoma St., 1987
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28 CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED WITHOUT
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46 FINAL POLLS 19. Texas 20. Georgi
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INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 55 SEASON RECORD
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ANNUAL INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 65 Year
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TEAM RECORDS 69 Team Records Battin
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TEAM LEADERS 71 RUNS, INNING No. Te
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ANNUAL TEAM CHAMPIONS 79 Year Team
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ANNUAL TEAM CHAMPIONS 81 DOUBLE PLA
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FINALS POLLS 83 Collegiate Baseball
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Division III Baseball Records Indiv
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INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 93 Player, Team
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ANNUAL INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS 103 Yea
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TEAM RECORDS 107 Game, Both Teams 5
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ANNUAL TEAM CHAMPIONS 117 Year Team
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FINAL POLLS 121 Collegiate Baseball
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