2007 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament

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2007 NCAA Division I
Baseball Tournament
Season 2007
Teams64
Finals site
Champions Oregon State  (2nd title)
Runner-up North Carolina (6th CWS Appearance)
Winning coach Pat Casey  (2nd title)
MOP Jorge Reyes (Oregon State)

The 2007 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament was held from June 1 to 24, 2007. Sixty-four NCAA Division I college baseball teams advanced to the post season tournament after having played through a regular season, and for some, a conference tournament.

Contents

The 2007 tournament culminated with 8 teams advancing to the College World Series at historic Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska, on June 15. Unseeded Oregon State repeated as national champions, winning all five of its games in the 2007 CWS.

Oregon State went undefeated through the College World Series, posting a 5-0 record. The Beavers, led by head coach Pat Casey, won all three games in their four-team bracket and then defeated North Carolina in two games in the best-of-three championship series. Oregon State became the fifth team to win consecutive NCAA titles (last done by LSU in 1996-97), and were the first team to win four games in a CWS by six or more runs. As of 2019, 2007 Oregon State remains the only team to have ever won at least four games by six or more runs in the same College World Series. Their opener against Cal State Fullerton was a tight 3-2 victory, but OSU's last four games in the CWS were not close, impressive for a team seeded in the lower half of the 64-team tournament.

The Beavers also became the first team to win the CWS after having posted a losing conference record. Oregon State was a disappointing 10-14 (.417) in the Pac-10, placing sixth among the nine baseball-playing schools (Oregon dropped baseball in 1981, but revived it in 2009.)

However, the Beavers' non-conference record during the regular season was an impressive 28-3 (.903), and as defending NCAA champions, just enough to gain a berth in the 64-team tournament. They were placed as a No. 3 seed in one of the 16 four-team regionals, in Charlottesville, Virginia. Oregon State responded by going 11-1 (.917) in the post season. Oregon State won their final 10 games to finish at 49-18 (.731) overall. The Beavers trailed in only one inning of 2007 CWS: the first inning of the final game. Their only loss in the post season came during the second game of regionals, where they fell in 13 innings to host Virginia. [1]

Oregon State freshman pitcher Jorge Reyes (of Warden, Washington) was named the Most Outstanding Player of the 2007 CWS. Reyes was 2-0 as a starter, defeating Cal State Fullerton in the opener and North Carolina in the first game of the finals.

Two elite programs from Louisiana, LSU and Tulane both failed to qualify for the field of 64, marking the first time since 1984 both schools stayed home. LSU reached the College World Series 13 times between 1986 and 2004, winning five national championships (1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000), while Tulane made trips to the CWS in 2001 and 2005.

Bids

Automatic bids

Conference champions from 30 Division I conferences earned automatic bids to regionals. The remaining 34 spots were awarded to schools as at-large invitees.

ConferenceSchoolRecordBerth Type
America East Albany 29-27Tournament Champion
ACC North Carolina 48-12Tournament Champion
Atlantic Sun Jacksonville 34-26Tournament Champion
A-10 Charlotte 47-10Tournament Champion
Big East Rutgers 38-19Tournament Champion
Big South Coastal Carolina 48-11Tournament Champion
Big Ten Ohio State 37-22Tournament Champion
Big 12 Texas A&M 44-16Tournament Champion
Big West UC Riverside 37-19Regular Season Champion
CAA VCU 37-21Tournament Champion
Conference USA Rice 49-12Tournament Champion
Horizon League UIC 34-19Tournament Champion
Ivy League Brown 27-19Championship Series Winner
MAAC Le Moyne 34-17Tournament Champion
MAC Kent State 33-24Tournament Champion
Mid-Con Oral Roberts 40-15Tournament Champion
MEAC Bethune-Cookman 33-25Tournament Champion
Missouri Valley Creighton 44-14Tournament Champion
MWC TCU 46-12Tournament Champion
NEC Monmouth 36-22Tournament Champion
OVC Austin Peay 39-20Tournament Champion
Pac-10 Arizona State 43-13Regular Season Champion
Patriot League Lafayette 33-18Tournament Champion
SEC Vanderbilt 46-10Tournament Champion
SoCon Wofford 30-31Tournament Champion
Southland Sam Houston State 38-22Tournament Champion
SWAC Prairie View A&M 34-23Tournament Champion
Sun Belt New Orleans 37-24Tournament Champion
WCC San Diego 43-16Championship Series Winner
WAC Fresno State 36-27Tournament Champion

Bids by conference

ConferenceTotalSchools
Atlantic Coast7 Clemson, Florida State, Miami (FL), North Carolina, NC State, Virginia, Wake Forest
Big 126 Baylor, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Texas, Texas A&M
Southeastern5 Arkansas, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Vanderbilt
Big West4 UC Irvine, UC Riverside, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State
Conference USA4 East Carolina, Memphis, Rice, Southern Miss
Pacific-104 Arizona, Arizona State, Oregon State, UCLA
Big East3 Louisville, Rutgers, St. John's
Big Ten3 Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio State
Sun Belt3 Louisiana–Lafayette, New Orleans, Troy
Atlantic Sun2 Jacksonville, Stetson
Missouri Valley2 Creighton, Wichita State
Southern2 Western Carolina, Wofford
WCC2 Pepperdine, San Diego
Atlantic 101 Charlotte
America East1 Albany
Big South1 Coastal Carolina
Colonial1 VCU
Horizon1 UIC
Ivy1 Brown
Metro Atlantic1 LeMoyne
Mid-American1 Kent State
Mid-Con1 Oral Roberts
Mid-Eastern1 Bethune-Cookman
Mountain West1 TCU
Northeast1 Monmouth
Ohio Valley1 Austin Peay
Patriot1 Lafayette
Southland1 Sam Houston State
Southwestern1 Prairie View
Western Athletic1 Fresno State

National seeds

Bold indicates CWS participant.

  1. Vanderbilt
  2. Rice
  3. North Carolina
  4. Texas
  5. Arizona State
  6. Florida State
  7. Arkansas
  8. San Diego

Regionals and Super Regionals

Schedule

Regional rounds were held Friday, June 1, through Monday, June 4. Each regional followed a similar format, with two games played on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and one on Monday if needed (many regionals in the southern U.S. had their schedules adversely affected by rain)

DayGameTeams
Fri. 6/1/0712/3 or 1/4 (host choice)
22/3 or 1/4 (host choice)
Sat. 6/2/073Loser Games 1 & 2
4Winner Games 1 & 2
Sun. 6/3/075Winner Game 3 vs Loser Game 4
6Winner Games 4 & 5
Mon. 6/4/077if needed, only if winner of game 5 wins game 6

Best-of-three super regionals were held Friday, June 8 through Monday, June 11. Four series were played Friday-Sunday and four series were played Saturday-Monday.

Bold indicates winner. * indicates extra innings.

Corvallis Super Regional

Hosted by Oregon State at Goss Stadium

First RoundSecond RoundRegional FinalsSuper Regionals
1 Vanderbilt 211
4 Austin Peay 1
1Vanderbilt3
2Michigan4
3 Memphis 7
2 Michigan 10
2Michigan7410
Nashville Regional - Hawkins Field
1Vanderbilt103
4Austin Peay18
3Memphis74Austin Peay5
1Vanderbilt11
Michigan02—
1 Virginia 5
Oregon State18—
4 Lafayette 1
1Virginia713
3Oregon State4
3 Oregon State 5
2 Rutgers 1
1Virginia33
Charlottesville Regional - Davenport Field
3Oregon State57
4Lafayette10
2Rutgers112Rutgers2
3Oregon State5

Houston Super Regional

Hosted by Rice at Reckling Park

First RoundSecond RoundRegional FinalsSuper Regionals
1 Rice 5
4 Prairie View A&M 0
1Rice6
2TCU3
3 Baylor 2
2 TCU 3
1Rice3—
Houston Regional - Reckling Park
2TCU1—
4Prairie View A&M2
3Baylor93Baylor5
2TCU10
2Rice3105—
1 Texas A&M 7
Texas A&M22—
4 Le Moyne 2
1Texas A&M4
2Louisiana–Lafayette5
3 Ohio State 4
2 Louisiana–Lafayette 5
2Louisiana–Lafayette12
College Station Regional - Olsen Field
1Texas A&M45
4Le Moyne5
3Ohio State6103Ohio State4
1Texas A&M10

Chapel Hill Super Regional

Hosted by North Carolina at Boshamer Stadium

First RoundSecond RoundRegional FinalsSuper Regionals
1 North Carolina 6
4 Jacksonville 0
1North Carolina11
2East Carolina10
3 Western Carolina 8
2 East Carolina 9
1North Carolina6—
Chapel Hill Regional - Boshamer Stadium
3Western Carolina5—
4Jacksonville0
3Western Carolina73Western Carolina9
2East Carolina5
3North Carolina969
1 South Carolina 9
South Carolina684
4 Wofford 1
1South Carolina12
3Charlotte8
3 Charlotte 6
2 NC State 3
1South Carolina11—
Columbia, SC Regional - Sarge Frye Field
3Charlotte6—
4Wofford6
2NC State102NC State10
3Charlotte12

Wichita Super Regional

Hosted by Wichita State at Eck Stadium

First RoundSecond RoundRegional FinalsSuper Regionals
1 Texas 8
4 Brown 2
1Texas1
2UC Irvine3
3 Wake Forest 0
2 UC Irvine 13
2UC Irvine9—
Round Rock Regional - Dell Diamond
1Texas6—
4Brown2
3Wake Forest43Wake Forest4
1Texas712
UC Irvine13—
1 Wichita State 6
Wichita State02—
4 New Orleans 7
4New Orleans8
2Arizona9
3 Oral Roberts 3
2 Arizona 4
2Arizona30
Wichita Regional - Eck Stadium
1Wichita State43
1Wichita State11
3Oral Roberts41Wichita State7
4New Orleans3

Tempe Super Regional

Hosted by Arizona State at Packard Stadium

First RoundSecond RoundRegional FinalsSuper Regionals
1 Arizona State 5
4 Monmouth 3
1Arizona State9
2UC Riverside2
3 Nebraska 5
2 UC Riverside 10
1Arizona State19—
Tempe Regional - Packard Stadium
3Nebraska7—
4Monmouth5
3Nebraska63Nebraska11
2UC Riverside1
5Arizona State47—
1 Ole Miss 14
Ole Miss31—
4 Sam Houston State 5
1Ole Miss4
2Southern Miss0
3 Troy 1
2 Southern Miss 14
1Ole Miss21—
Oxford Regional - Swayze Field
4Sam Houston State13—
4Sam Houston State5
3Troy44Sam Houston State1211
2Southern Miss11

Starkville Super Regional

Hosted by Mississippi State at Dudy Noble Field

First RoundSecond RoundRegional FinalsSuper Regionals
1 Florida State 6
4 Bethune–Cookman 2
1Florida State0
2Mississippi State3
3 Stetson 3
2 Mississippi State 6
2Mississippi State9—
Tallahassee Regional - Dick Howser Stadium
1Florida State4—
4Bethune–Cookman0
3Stetson123Stetson1
1Florida State17
Mississippi State88—
1 Coastal Carolina 7
Clemson65—
4 VCU 1
1Coastal Carolina8
2Clemson11
3 St. John's 2
2 Clemson 3
2Clemson15—
Myrtle Beach Regional - Coastal Federal Field
1Coastal Carolina3—
4VCU4
3St. John's53St. John's5
1Coastal Carolina6

Louisville Super Regional

Hosted by Louisville at Jim Patterson Stadium

First RoundSecond RoundRegional FinalsSuper Regionals
1 Arkansas 9
4 Albany 0
1Arkansas3
3Oklahoma State14
3 Oklahoma State 6
2 Creighton 4
3Oklahoma State7—
Fayetteville Regional - Baum Stadium
1Arkansas6—
4Albany11
2Creighton212Creighton0
1Arkansas6
Oklahoma State03122
1 Missouri 10
Louisville9220
4 Kent State 2
1Missouri7
3Louisville5
3 Louisville 13
2 Miami (FL) 7
1Missouri36
Columbia, MO Regional - Taylor Stadium
3Louisville416
4Kent State7
2Miami (FL)82Miami (FL)7
3Louisville8

Fullerton Super Regional

Hosted by Cal State Fullerton at Goodwin Field

First RoundSecond RoundRegional FinalsSuper Regionals
1 San Diego 2
4 Fresno State 6
4Fresno State4
2Cal State Fullerton6
3 Minnesota 1
2 Cal State Fullerton 7
2Cal State Fullerton13—
San Diego Regional - Tony Gwynn Stadium
4Fresno State2—
1San Diego5
3Minnesota6103Minnesota6
4Fresno State11
Cal State Fullerton122—
1 Long Beach State 1
UCLA21—
4 UIC 4
4UIC1
2UCLA3
3 Pepperdine 3
2 UCLA 7
2UCLA7—
Long Beach Regional - Blair Field
1Long Beach State4—
1Long Beach State6
3Pepperdine31Long Beach State4
4UIC3

Tournament notes

CWS records tied or broken

College World Series

Participants

SchoolConferenceRecord (Conference)Head CoachCWS AppearancesBest CWS FinishCWS Record
Not including this year
Arizona State Pac-10 48–13 (19–5) Pat Murphy 19
(last: 2005)		1st
(1965, 1967, 1969, 1977, 1981)		58–32
Cal State Fullerton Big West 38–23 (10–11) George Horton 14
(last: 2006)		1st
(1979, 1984, 1995, 2004)		34–23
Louisville Big East 46–22 (19–8) Dan McDonnell 0
(last: none)		none0–0
Mississippi State SEC 38–20 (15–13) Ron Polk 7
(last: 1998)		3rd
(1985)		7–14
North Carolina ACC 53–13 (21–9) Mike Fox 5
(last: 2006)		2nd
(2006)		6–10
Oregon State Pac-10 44–18 (10–14) Pat Casey 3
(last: 2006)		1st
(2006)		6–6
Rice C-USA 54–12 (22–2) Wayne Graham 5
(last: 2006)		1st
(2003)		8–9
UC Irvine Big West 45–15–1 (15–6) Dave Serrano 0
(last: none)		none0–0

Bracket

First roundSecond roundSemifinalsFinals
Oregon State 3
Cal State Fullerton 2
Oregon State12
5Arizona State6
5 Arizona State 5
UC Irvine 4
Oregon State7—
UC Irvine1—
Cal State Fullerton4
UC Irvine55Arizona State7
UC Irvine8
Oregon State119—
2 Rice 15
3North Carolina43—
Louisville 10
2Rice14
3North Carolina4
Mississippi State 5
3 North Carolina 8
2Rice14
3North Carolina67
Louisville12
Mississippi State43North Carolina3
Louisville1

Championship Series

Saturday 6/23

Game 14: 6:00 pm
Team123456789 R H E
North Carolina 0000201104122
Oregon State 02101241X11122
WP: Jorge Reyes (2-0)   LP: Alex White (6-7)
Home runs:
UNC: Johnson
OSU: Lennerton

Sunday 6/24

Game 15: 6:00 pm
Team123456789 R H E
Oregon State 0310102029130
North Carolina 101010000392
WP: Mike Stutes (12-4)   LP: Luke Putkonen (8-2)
Home runs:
OSU: Barney, Lennerton
UNC: Ackley

All-Tournament Team

The following players were members of the All-Tournament Team. [7]

PositionPlayerSchool
P Jorge Reyes (MOP)Oregon State
Andrew Carignan North Carolina
C Mitch Canham Oregon State
1B Dustin Ackley North Carolina
2B Joey Wong Oregon State
3BDiego SeastrunkRice
SS Darwin Barney Oregon State
OF Bryan Petersen UC Irvine
Tim FedroffNorth Carolina
Scott SantschiOregon State
DHMike LissmanOregon State

Tournament performance by conference

ConferenceTournament RecordPercentageSchools to Super RegionalsSchools to CWS
Pacific-1021-60.778Arizona St, Oregon St, UCLAArizona St, Oregon St
Big West14-70.667UC Irvine, Cal State FullertonUC Irvine, Cal State Fullerton
SEC17-100.630Ole Miss, Mississippi St, South CarolinaMississippi St
Big East10-80.556LouisvilleLouisville
ACC19-160.543Clemson, North CarolinaNorth Carolina
Big 1215-130.536Oklahoma St, Texas A&M
Conference USA9-80.529RiceRice
Missouri Valley5-50.500Wichita State
Atlantic 102-20.500
Big South2-20.500
Mountain West2-20.500
Southland2-20.500
Western Athletic2-20.500
Big 105-70.417Michigan
Sun Belt3-60.333
Southern2-40.333
Horizon1-20.333
Ohio Valley1-20.333
Atlantic Sun1-40.200
America East0-20.000
Colonial0-20.000
Ivy0-20.000
Metro Atlantic0-20.000
Mid-American0-20.000
Mid-Con0-20.000
Mid-Eastern0-20.000
Northeast0-20.000
Patriot0-20.000
Southwestern Athletic0-20.000
WCC0-40.000

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