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(Top) 1 Regionals 1.1 Northeast Regional 1.2 Atlantic Regional 1.3 South I Regional 1.4 South II Regional 1.5 Midwest Regional 1.6 Central Regional 1.7 West I Regional 1.8 West II Regional 2 College World Series 2.1 Participants 2.2 Results 2.2.1 Bracket 2.2.2 Game results 3 All-Tournament Team 3.1 Notable players 4 See also 5 References

1990 NCAA Division I baseball tournament

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1990 NCAA Division I
baseball tournament
Season	1990
Teams	48
Finals site	Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha, NE
Champions	Georgia (1st title)
Runner-up	Oklahoma State (16th CWS Appearance)
Winning coach	Steve Webber (1st title)
MOP	Mike Rebhan (Georgia)
← 1989 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship 1991 →

The 1990 NCAA Division I baseball tournament was played at the end of the 1990 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 forty fourth year. Eight regional competitions were held to determine the participants in the final event. Each region was composed of six teams, resulting in 48 teams participating in the tournament at the conclusion of their regular season, and in some cases, after a conference tournament.^[1] The forty-fourth tournament's champion was Georgia, coached by Steve Webber. The Most Outstanding Player was Mike RebhanofGeorgia.

Regionals[edit]

The opening rounds of the tournament were played across eight regional sites across the country, each consisting of a six-team field. Each regional tournament is double-elimination. The winners of each regional advanced to the College World Series.^[2]

Bold indicates winner.

Northeast Regional[edit]

AtWaterbury, CT ^[3]^[4]^[5]


First round			Second round			Third round			Semifinals			Final



6	Rutgers	2

1	North Carolina	3	1	North Carolina	5

			3	Iowa	3

5	Connecticut	2				1	North Carolina	4

2	Georgia	7				2	Georgia	5

			2	Georgia	6							2	Georgia	3	20

			4	Maine	3							6	Rutgers	4	9

4	Maine	4							6	Rutgers	9

3	Iowa	3				4	Maine	4	1	North Carolina	7

			5	Connecticut	5	6	Rutgers	5

			6	Rutgers	15

Atlantic Regional[edit]

AtCoral Gables, FL ^[6]


First round			Second round			Third round			Semifinals			Final



6	Stetson	3

1	Miami	4	1	Miami	5

			4	South Florida	2

5	The Citadel	11				5	The Citadel	6

2	NC State	3				1	Miami	2

			3	East Carolina	5							1	Miami	1	—

			5	The Citadel	8							5	The Citadel	4	—

4	South Florida	2							1	Miami	6

3	East Carolina	4				2	NC State	8	2	NC State	1

			2	NC State	13	3	East Carolina	1

			6	Stetson	2

South I Regional[edit]

AtBaton Rouge, LA ^[7] ^[8] ^[9] ^[10]


First round			Second round			Third round			Semifinals			Final



6	Southwestern Louisiana	0

1	LSU	8	1	LSU	11

			4	Georgia Tech	5

5	Southern Miss	5				2	USC	5

2	USC	23				1	LSU	4

			3	Houston	11							2	USC	4	6

			2	USC	26							1	LSU	5	7

4	Georgia Tech	2							1	LSU	6

3	Houston	4				5	Southern Miss	3	3	Houston	4

			6	Southwestern Louisiana	10	3	Houston	15

			5	Southern Miss	14

South II Regional[edit]

AtStarkville, MS ^[11] ^[12] ^[13]


First round			Second round			Third round			Semifinals			Final



6	Lafayette	2

1	Florida State	7	1	Florida State	4

			4	Central Michigan	2

5	BYU	5				2	Mississippi State	11

2	Mississippi State	16				1	Florida State	8

			2	Mississippi State	5							2	Mississippi State	9	4

			3	Illinois	3							1	Florida State	11	3

4	Central Michigan	6							1	Florida State	6

3	Illinois	8				3	Illinois	8	3	Illinois	4

			5	BYU	13	5	BYU	5

			6	Lafayette	3

Midwest Regional[edit]

AtWichita, KS ^[14] ^[15] ^[16] ^[17]


First round			Second round			Third round			Semifinals			Final



			4	UCLA	13

			6	Fordham	8
6	Fordham	8				2	Wichita State	5

1	Arkansas	5				4	UCLA	7	4	UCLA	4
			1	Arkansas	6
									5	Georgia Southern	5
			2	Wichita State	7
5	Georgia Southern	4
												3	South Alabama	5
2	Wichita State	2
			3	South Alabama	4							5	Georgia Southern	6

			5	Georgia Southern	13
4	UCLA	4				5	Georgia Southern	2

3	South Alabama	6				3	South Alabama	3
			6	Fordham	5

			3	South Alabama	6

Central Regional[edit]

AtAustin, TX ^[18]^[19] ^[20] ^[21]


First round			Second round			Third round			Semifinals			Final



6	Texas–Arlington	8

1	Texas	9	1	Texas	10

			4	Old Dominion	0

5	Creighton	9				3	Cal State Fullerton	5

2	Clemson	6				1	Texas	2

			3	Cal State Fullerton	6							1	Texas	0	—

			5	Creighton	3							3	Cal State Fullerton	3	—

4	Old Dominion	3							1	Texas	11

3	Cal State Fullerton	16				5	Creighton	4	5	Creighton	9

			2	Clemson	8	2	Clemson	3

			6	Texas–Arlington	5

West I Regional[edit]

AtStanford, CA ^[22] ^[23] ^[24]


First round			Second round			Third round			Semifinals			Final



6	Campbell	0

1	Stanford	7	1	Stanford	6

			4	Middle Tennessee	1

5	Fresno State	3				3	San Diego State	2

2	Southern Illinois	2				1	Stanford	6

			3	San Diego State	8							3	San Diego State	2	—

			5	Fresno State	4							1	Stanford	6	—

4	Middle Tennessee	6							2	Southern Illinois	3

3	San Diego State	18				5	Fresno State	1	3	San Diego State	4

			2	Southern Illinois	8	2	Southern Illinois	3

			6	Campbell	7

West II Regional[edit]

AtTempe, AZ ^[25] ^[26] ^[27] ^[28] ^[29]


First round			Second round			Third round			Semifinals			Final



6	Penn	1

1	Arizona State	12	1	Arizona State	11

			3	Loyola Marymount	9

5	UC Santa Barbara	2				1	Arizona State	9

2	Oklahoma State	7				2	Oklahoma State	17

			2	Oklahoma State	14							2	Oklahoma State	10	—

			4	Washington State	0							1	Arizona State	5	—

4	Washington State	13							4	Washington State	6

3	Loyola Marymount	2				4	Washington State	8	1	Arizona State	8

			5	UC Santa Barbara	3	6	Penn	2

			6	Penn	5

College World Series[edit]

Participants[edit]

Seeding	School	Conference	Record (conference)	Head coach	CWS appearances	CWS best finish	CWS record
1	Stanford	Pac-10	56–10 (24–6)	Mark Marquess	7 (last: 1988)	1st (1987, 1988)	17–12
2	LSU	SEC	52–17 (20–7)	Skip Bertman	3 (last: 1989)	4th (1987, 1989)	5–6
3	Oklahoma State	Big 8	53–16 (18–6)	Gary Ward	15 (last: 1987)	1st (1959)	33–29
4	Georgia	SEC	48–18 (18–9)	Steve Webber	1 (last: 1987)	8th (1987)	0–2
5	Mississippi State	SEC	49–19 (17–9)	Ron Polk	4 (last: 1985)	3rd (1985)	4–8
6	Cal State Fullerton	Big West	36–21 (13–5)	Larry Cochell	5 (last: 1988)	1st (1979, 1984)	12–8
7	The Citadel	Southern	45–12 (13–1)	Chal Port	0 (last: none)	none	0–0
8	Georgia Southern	TAAC	50–17 (17–1)	Jack Stallings	1 (last: 1973)	5th (1973)	1–2

Results[edit]

Bracket[edit]

First round			Second round			Semifinals				Finals

1	Stanford	5¹⁰

8	Georgia Southern	4
			1	Stanford	2

			4	Georgia	16
4	Georgia	3

5	Mississippi State	0
						4	Georgia	2	5

						1	Stanford	4	1
8	Georgia Southern	1

5	Mississippi State	15
			1	Stanford	6

			5	Mississippi State	1



										4	Georgia	2

										3	Oklahoma State	1
2	LSU	8

7	The Citadel	2
			2	LSU	1

			3	Oklahoma State	7
3	Oklahoma State	14

6	Cal State Fullerton	4
						3	Oklahoma State	14	—

						2	LSU	3	—
7	The Citadel	8¹²

6	Cal State Fullerton	7
			2	LSU	6

			7	The Citadel	1

Game results[edit]

Date	Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
June 1	Game 1	Stanford	5–4 (10 innings)	Georgia Southern
June 1	Game 2	Georgia	3–0	Mississippi State
June 2	Game 3	LSU	8–2	The Citadel
June 2	Game 4	Oklahoma State	14–4	Cal State Fullerton
June 3	Game 5	Mississippi State	15–1	Georgia Southern	Georgia Southern eliminated
June 3	Game 6	Georgia	16–2	Stanford
June 4	Game 7	The Citadel	8–7 (12 innings)	Cal State Fullerton	Cal State Fullerton eliminated
June 4	Game 8	Oklahoma State	7–1	LSU
June 5	Game 9	Stanford	6–1	Mississippi State	Mississippi State eliminated
June 5	Game 10	LSU	6–1	The Citadel	The Citadel eliminated
June 6	Game 11	Stanford	4–2	Georgia
June 7	Game 12	Oklahoma State	14–3	LSU	LSU eliminated
June 8	Game 13	Georgia	5–1	Stanford	Stanford eliminated
June 9	Final	Georgia	2–1	Oklahoma State	Georgia wins CWS

All-Tournament Team[edit]

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

Position	Player	School
P	Dave Fleming	Georgia
P	Mike Rebhan (MOP)	Georgia
C	Michael Daniel	Oklahoma State
1B	Doug Radziewicz	Georgia
2B	Troy Paulsen	Stanford
3B	Bobby Carlsen	Oklahoma State
SS	Brad Beanblossom	Oklahoma State
OF	Tim Clark	LSU
	Jeffrey Hammonds	Stanford
	Jason Rychlick	The Citadel
DH	Lyle Mouton	LSU

Notable players[edit]

Cal State Fullerton: Frank Charles, Huck Flener, Phil Nevin, Steve Sisco
The Citadel: Anthony Jenkins, Chris Lemonis, Dan McDonnell, Tony Skole
Georgia: Dave Fleming
Georgia Southern: Todd Greene, Joey Hamilton, Chris Petersen
LSU: Paul Byrd, Rick Greene, Lyle Mouton, John O'Donoghue, Chad Ogea, Keith Osik, Mike Sirotka
Mississippi State: Jon Shave
Oklahoma State: Jeromy Burnitz, Dave Mlicki, Danny Perez, Brad Dolejsi
Stanford: Paul Carey, Jeffrey Hammonds, David McCarty, Mike Mussina, Brian Sackinsky, Stan Spencer

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