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1977 NCAA Division I
baseball tournament

Season	1977
Teams	34
Finals site	Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha, Nebraska
Champions	Arizona State (4th title)
Runner-up	South Carolina (2nd CWS Appearance)
Winning coach	Jim Brock (1st title)
MOP	Bob Horner (Arizona State)
←1976 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship 1978 →

The1977 NCAA Division I baseball tournament was played at the end of the1977 NCAA Division I baseball season to determine the national champion ofcollege baseball. The tournament concluded with eight teams competing in theCollege World Series, a double-elimination tournament in its thirty-first year. Eight regional competitions were held to determine the participants in the final event. Seven regions held a four team, double-elimination tournament while one region included six teams, resulting in 34 teams participating in the tournament at the conclusion of their regular season, and in some cases, after a conference tournament.^[1] The thirty-first tournament's champion wasArizona State, coached byJim Brock. TheMost Outstanding Player wasBob Horner ofArizona State.


Upper round 1		Upper final		Final



Wake Forest	6

East Carolina	3
		Wake Forest	9

		South Alabama	6
South Alabama	7

South Carolina	6
				Wake Forest	2	1

				South Carolina	5	6
Lower round 1		Lower final



		South Alabama	2

East Carolina	1	South Carolina	11

South Carolina	4


First round			Second round		Third round		Semifinals		Final



1	Cornell	10*

6	St. John's	7*	Cornell	9

			Connecticut	7

2	Catholic	4			Cornell	6

5	Seton Hall	3			Temple	9

			Catholic	3					Temple	8	—

			Temple	10					St. John's	6	—

3	Temple	9					Cornell	9

4	Connecticut	7			Catholic	3	St. John's	11

			St. John's	3	St. John's	8

			Seton Hall	2

School	Conference	Record (conference)	Head coach	CWS appearances	CWS best finish	CWS record
Arizona State	WAC	52–11 (15–3)	Jim Brock	8 (last:1976)	1st (1965,1967,1969)	29–13
Baylor	SWC	43–13 (15–9)	Mickey Sullivan	0 (last: none)	none	0–0
Clemson	ACC	41–8 (9–1)	Bill Wilhelm	3 (last: 1976)	5th (1958,1959, 1976)	3–6
Cal State Los Angeles	SCBA	40–20 (17–7)	Jack Deutsch	0 (last: none)	none	0–0
Minnesota	Big 10	38–10 (15–3)	Dick Siebert	4 (last:1973)	1st (1956,1960,1964)	16–5
South Carolina	Independent	40–10–1	June Raines	1 (last:1975)	2nd (1975)	4–2
Southern Illinois	MVC	38–10 (n/a)	Richard Jones	4 (last:1974)	2nd (1968,1971)	9–8
Temple		34–7 (n/a)	Skip Wilson	1 (last:1972)	3rd (1972)	2–2


Upper round 1		Upper round 2		Upper final		Semifinals		Preliminary final		Final



Southern Illinois	10

Temple	5
		Southern Illinois	3

		Arizona State	2
Arizona State	10

Clemson	7
				Southern Illinois	4

				South Carolina	5
Cal State Los Angeles	7
						South Carolina	2
Minnesota	4
		Cal State Los Angeles	2			Arizona State	6

		South Carolina	6
South Carolina	3¹⁰

Baylor	2									South Carolina	1

								Arizona State	10	Arizona State	2

		Lower round 1		Lower round 2				Southern Illinois	0



				Cal State Los Angeles	1

		Temple	4	Clemson	0
						Southern Illinois	9
		Clemson	13
						Cal State Los Angeles	7
				Arizona State	8

		Minnesota	4¹¹	Minnesota	4

		Baylor	3

Date	Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
June 10	Game 1	Southern Illinois	10–5	Temple
June 10	Game 2	Arizona State	10–7	Clemson
June 11	Game 3	Cal State Los Angeles	7–4	Minnesota
	Game 4	South Carolina	3–2 (10 innings)	Baylor
	Game 5	Clemson	13–4	Temple	Temple eliminated
June 12	Game 6	Minnesota	4–3 (11 innings)	Baylor	Baylor eliminated
June 13	Game 7	Southern Illinois	3–2	Arizona State
June 13	Game 8	South Carolina	6–2	Cal State Los Angeles
June 14	Game 9	Arizona State	8–4	Minnesota	Minnesota eliminated
June 14	Game 10	Cal State Los Angeles	1–0	Clemson	Clemson eliminated
June 15	Game 11	South Carolina	5–4	Southern Illinois
June 16	Game 12	Southern Illinois	9–7	Cal State Los Angeles	Cal State Los Angeles eliminated
June 16	Game 13	Arizona State	6–2	South Carolina
June 17	Game 14	Arizona State	10–0	Southern Illinois	Southern Illinois eliminated
June 18	Final	Arizona State	2–1	South Carolina	Arizona State wins CWS

Position	Player	School
P	Randy Martz	South Carolina
P	Jerry Vasquez	Arizona State
C	Steve Stieb	Southern Illinois
1B	Chris Nyman	Arizona State
2B	Bob Horner (MOP)	Arizona State
3B	Brandt Humphry	Arizona State
SS	Mike Henderson	Arizona State
OF	Chuck McLean	South Carolina
	Mookie Wilson	South Carolina
	David Caldwell	Clemson
DH	Jamie Allen	Arizona State

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College World Series


Upper round 1		Upper final		Final



Central Michigan	2

Virginia Tech	1
		Central Michigan	2

		Minnesota	13
Minnesota	7

Florida	0
				Minnesota	5	—

				Florida	1	—
Lower round 1		Lower final



		Central Michigan	11

Virginia Tech	4	Florida	13

Florida	9


Upper round 1		Upper final		Final



Miami (OH)	1

Lamar	0
		Miami(OH)	7

		Baylor	3
Baylor	10

New Orleans	1
				Miami(OH)	7	0

				Baylor	12	2
Lower round 1		Lower final



		Baylor	7

Lamar	2	New Orleans	1

New Orleans	5

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Regionals

Atlantic Regional atColumbia, SC

Mideast Regional atMinneapolis, MN

Midwest Regional atNorman, OK

Northeast Regional atStorrs, CT

Rocky Mountain Regional atTempe, AZ

South Regional atCoral Gables, FL

South Central Regional atArlington, TX

West Regional atHonolulu, HI

College World Series

Participants

Results

Bracket

Game results

All-Tournament Team

Notable players

See also

References