1999 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament

1999 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament
Season	1999
Teams	64
College World Series Site	Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha, NE
Champions	Miami (FL) (3rd title)
Runner-Up	Florida State (17th CWS Appearance)
Winning coach	Jim Morris (1st title)
MOP	Marshall McDougall (Florida State)
NCAA Baseball Tournaments «1998  2000»

The 1999 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament was played at the end of the 1999 NCAA Division I baseball season to determine the national champion of college baseball. The tournament concluded with eight teams competing in the College World Series, a double-elimination tournament in its fifty third year. Sixteen regional competitions were held to determine the participants in the final event, with each winner advancing to a best of three series against another regional champion for the right to play in the College World Series. Each region was composed of four teams, resulting in 64 teams participating in the tournament at the conclusion of their regular season, and in some cases, after a conference tournament. The fifty-third tournament's champion was Miami (FL), coached by Jim Morris. The Most Outstanding Player was Marshall McDougall of Florida State University.

National Seeds

Bold indicates CWS participant.

1. Miami (FL)
2. Florida State
3. Cal State Fullerton
4. Baylor
5. Alabama
6. Stanford
7. Texas A&M
8. Rice

Regionals & Super Regionals

Bold indicates winner.

Coral Gables Super Regional

	First Round					Second Round					Regional Finals						Super Regionals
	1	Miami (FL)	15
	4	Bethune-Cookman	9
						1	Miami (FL)	6
						3	FIU	4
	3	FIU	4
	2	Florida Atlantic	1
											1	Miami (FL)	3	–
	Coral Gables Regional
										2	Florida Atlantic	2	–
	4	Bethune-Cookman	0
	2	Florida Atlantic	12
						2	Florida Atlantic	1
						3	FIU	0
																1	Miami (FL)	10	8	–
																	Wake Forest	2	1	–
	1	Wake Forest	22
	4	Siena	4
						1	Wake Forest	12
						2	Richmond	1
	3	Virginia Tech	3
	2	Richmond	5
											1	Wake Forest	3	13
	Winston-Salem Regional
										2	Richmond	9	3
	4	Siena	5
	3	Virginia Tech	11
						3	Virginia Tech	8
						2	Richmond	11

Tallahassee Super Regional

	First Round					Second Round					Regional Finals						Super Regionals
	1	Florida State	24
	4	The Citadel	6
						1	Florida State	9
						3	Jacksonville	2
	3	Jacksonville	7
	2	Providence	5
											1	Florida State	14	–
	Tallahassee Regional
										2	Providence	3	–
	4	The Citadel	1
	2	Providence	12
						2	Providence	9
						3	Jacksonville	8
																2	Florida State	10	6	–
																	Auburn	2	3	–
	1	Tulane	7*
	4	Winthrop	8*
						4	Winthrop	6
						2	Auburn	8
	3	NC State	7
	2	Auburn	9
											2	Auburn	5	13
	Auburn Regional
										1	Tulane	7	9
	1	Tulane	11
	3	NC State	5
						1	Tulane	15
						4	Winthrop	8

Columbus Super Regional

	First Round					Second Round					Regional Finals						Super Regionals
	1	Cal State Fullerton	6
	4	Michigan	5
						1	Cal State Fullerton	6
						2	Notre Dame	3
	3	Creighton	1
	2	Notre Dame	8
											1	Cal State Fullerton	9	–
	South Bend Regional
										4	Michigan	4	–
	4	Michigan	13
	3	Creighton	5
						4	Michigan	11
						2	Notre Dame	5
																3	Cal State Fullerton	7	11	13
																	Ohio State	10	5	2
	1	Ohio State	4
	4	Bowling Green	1
						1	Ohio State	6
						3	Mississippi State	3
	3	Mississippi State	18
	2	Nebraska	14
											1	Ohio State	10	–
	Columbus Regional
										3	Mississippi State	7	–
	4	Bowling Green	5
	2	Nebraska	10
						2	Nebraska	7
						3	Mississippi State	13

Waco Super Regional

	First Round					Second Round					Regional Finals						Super Regionals
	1	Baylor	7
	4	Eastern Illinois	3
						1	Baylor	6
						2	Minnesota	4
	3	Arizona	3
	2	Minnesota	4
											1	Baylor	22	–
	Waco Regional – Baylor Ballpark
										2	Minnesota	6	–
	4	Eastern Illinois	13
	3	Arizona	4
						4	Eastern Illinois	10
						2	Minnesota	15
																4	Baylor	11	17	2
																	Oklahoma State	18	7	6
	1	Wichita State	13
	4	Oral Roberts	5
						1	Wichita State	4
						3	UCLA	2
	3	UCLA	12
	2	Oklahoma State	6
											1	Wichita State	8	6
	Wichita Regional – Eck Stadium
										2	Oklahoma State	11	7
	4	Oral Roberts	4
	2	Oklahoma State	12
						2	Oklahoma State	17
						3	UCLA	10

Tuscaloosa Super Regional

	First Round					Second Round					Regional Finals						Super Regionals
	1	Alabama	16
	4	Navy	3
						1	Alabama	10
						3	Southern Miss	4
	3	Southern Miss	20
	2	South Alabama	13
											1	Alabama	7	–
	Tuscaloosa Regional
										3	Southern Miss	6	–
	4	Navy	0
	2	South Alabama	10
						2	South Alabama	9
						3	Southern Miss	10
																5	Alabama	13	13	–
																	LSU	6	5	–
	1	East Carolina	13
	4	Southern	2
						1	East Carolina	11
						2	LSU	10
	3	Northeast Louisiana	4
	2	LSU	11
											1	East Carolina	10	0
	Baton Rouge Regional
										2	LSU	12	9
	4	Southern	8*
	3	Northeast Louisiana	7*
						4	Southern	3
						2	LSU	6

Palo Alto Super Regional

	First Round					Second Round					Regional Finals						Super Regionals
	1	Stanford	10
	4	Loyola Marymount	2
						1	Stanford	7
						3	North Carolina	4
	3	North Carolina	8*
	2	Nevada	5*
											1	Stanford	7	–
	Palo Alto Regional
										2	Nevada	4	–
	4	Loyola Marymount	3
	2	Nevada	4
						2	Nevada	5
						3	North Carolina	1
																6	Stanford	1	5	–
																	Southern California	0	3	–
	1	Pepperdine	4
	4	Harvard	0
						1	Pepperdine	3
						2	Southern California	5
	3	VCU	0
	2	Southern California	10
											2	Southern California	3	12
	Los Angeles Regional
										1	Pepperdine	4	7
	4	Harvard	2
	3	VCU	3
						3	VCU	5
						1	Pepperdine	12

College Station Super Regional

	First Round					Second Round					Regional Finals						Super Regionals
	1	Texas A&M	6
	4	Monmouth	0
						1	Texas A&M	5
						2	Long Beach State	7
	3	[[{{{school}}}|Ole Miss]]	3*
	2	[[{{{school}}}|Long Beach State]]	4*
											2	Long Beach State	5	7
	College Station Regional – Olsen Field
										1	Texas A&M	9	17
	4	Monmouth	3
	3	Ole Miss	12
						3	Ole Miss	6
						1	Texas A&M	13
																7	Texas A&M	20	3	5
																	Clemson	3	10	4
	1	[[{{{school}}}|Arkansas]]	10
	4	[[{{{school}}}|Delaware]]	6
						1	Arkansas	8*
						3	SW Missouri State	9*
	3	[[{{{school}}}|SW Missouri State]]	23
	2	[[{{{school}}}|Clemson]]	5
											3	SW Missouri State	7	5
	Fayetteville Regional – Baum Stadium
										2	Clemson	8	7
	4	Delaware	3
	2	Clemson	17
						2	Clemson	12
						1	Arkansas	4

Houston Super Regional

Hosted by Rice at the Astrodome

	First Round					Second Round					Regional Finals						Super Regionals
	1	[[{{{school}}}|Rice]]	4
	4	[[{{{school}}}|Milwaukee]]	8
						4	Milwaukee	5
						2	Texas Tech	8
	3	[[{{{school}}}|Rutgers]]	2
	2	[[{{{school}}}|Texas Tech]]	5
											2	Texas Tech	1	11
	Lubbock Regional – Dan Law Field
										1	Rice	3	15
	1	Rice	6
	3	Rutgers	1
						1	Rice	27
						4	Milwaukee	1
																8	Rice	8	10	8
																	Louisiana–Lafayette	12	1	3
	1	[[{{{school}}}|Houston]]	6
	4	[[{{{school}}}|SW Texas State]]	4
						1	Houston	3
						2	Louisiana–Lafayette	5
	3	[[{{{school}}}|Texas]]	6
	2	[[{{{school}}}|Louisiana–Lafayette]]	13
											2	Louisiana–Lafayette	19	–
	Houston Regional – Cougar Field
										1	Houston	8	–
	4	SW Texas State	5
	3	Texas	7
						3	Texas	5
						1	Houston	8

College World Series

Participants

School	Conference	Record (Conference)	Head Coach	CWS Appearances	CWS Best Finish	CWS W-L Record
Alabama	SEC	51–14 (21–9)	Jim Wells	4 (last: 1997)	2nd (1983, 1997)	9–8
Cal State Fullerton	Big West	49–12 (25–5)	George Horton	9 (last: 1995)	1st (1979, 1984, 1995)	22–14
Florida State	ACC	53–12 (22–2)	Mike Martin	16 (last: 1998)	2nd (1970, 1986)	19–32
Miami (FL)	n/a	46–13 (n/a)	Jim Morris	17 (last: 1998)	1st (1982, 1985)	35–30
Oklahoma State	Big 12	46–19 (18–9)	Tom Holliday	18 (last: 1996)	1st (1959)	38–34
[[{{{school}}}|Rice]]	WAC	58–13 (25–5)	Wayne Graham	1 (last: 1997)	7th (1997)	0–2
Stanford	Pac-10	48–13 (19–5)	Mark Marquess	10 (last: 1997)	1st (1987, 1988)	23–18
Texas A&M	Big 12	52–16 (23–6)	Mark Johnson	3 (last: 1993)	5th (1993)	2–6

Results

Bracket

	First round					Second round					Semifinals						Finals
	4	Alabama	11
		Oklahoma State	3
						4	Alabama	1
						1	Miami (FL)	8
	8	[[{{{school}}}|Rice]]	4
	1	Miami (FL)	8
											1	Miami (FL)	5	—
										4	Alabama	2	—
		Oklahoma State	2
	8	Rice	7
						8	Rice	5
						4	Alabama	6
																1	Miami (FL)	6
																2	Florida State	5
	6	Stanford	9
	3	Cal State Fullerton	2
						6	Stanford	10
						2	Florida State	6
	7	Texas A&M	3
	2	Florida State	7
											6	Stanford	6	11
										2	Florida State	8	1413
	3	Cal State Fullerton	4
	7	Texas A&M	2
						3	Cal State-Fullerton	2
						2	Florida State	7

Game results

Date	Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
June 11	Game 1	Alabama	11–3	Oklahoma State
	Game 2	Miami (FL)	8–4	[[{{{school}}}|Rice]]
June 12	Game 3	Florida State	7–3	Texas A&M
	Game 4	Stanford	9–2	Cal State Fullerton
June 13	Game 5	Miami (FL)	8–1	Alabama
	Game 6	[[{{{school}}}|Rice]]	7–2	Oklahoma State	Oklahoma State eliminated
June 14	Game 7	Stanford	10–6	Florida State
	Game 8	Cal State Fullerton	4–2	Texas A&M	Texas A&M eliminated
June 16	Game 9	Alabama	6–5	[[{{{school}}}|Rice]]	Rice eliminated
	Game 10	Florida State	7–2	Cal State Fullerton	Cal State Fullerton eliminated
June 17	Game 11	Miami (FL)	5–2	Alabama	Alabama eliminated
	Game 12	Florida State	8–6	Stanford
June 18	Game 13	Florida State	14–11 (13)	Stanford	Stanford eliminated
June 19	Final	Miami (FL)	6–5	Florida State	Miami (FL) wins CWS

All-Tournament Team

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

Position	Player	Class	School
Pitcher	Chris Chavez	Senior	Florida State
	Michael Neu	Junior	Miami (FL)
Catcher	Jeremiah Klosterman	Senior	Florida State
First baseman	John Gall	Junior	Stanford
Second baseman	Marshall McDougall	Junior	Florida State
Third baseman	Lale Esquivel	Junior	Miami (FL)
Shortstop	Bobby Hill	Junior	Miami (FL)
Outfielder	Manny Crespo	Sophomore	Miami (FL)
	Matt Diaz	Sophomore	Florida State
	G.W. Keller	Senior	Alabama
Designated hitter	Sam Scott	Junior	Florida State

Notable players

• Alabama: Andy Phillips
• Cal State Fullerton: Adam Johnson, Kirk Saarloos
• Florida State: Kevin Cash, Matt Diaz
• Miami (FL): Bobby Hill, Mike Neu
• Oklahoma State:
• Rice:
• Stanford: Joe Borchard, Tony Cogan, Justin Wayne
• Texas A&M]: Casey Fossum