1970 NCAA University Division baseball tournament

American college sports championship August 2023 1970 University Division 26 Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha, NE Southern California 6th Florida State 4th Rod Dedeaux 6th Gene Ammann Florida State NCAA Division I Baseball Championship The 1970 NCAA University Division baseball tournament was played at the end of the 1970 NCAA University Division 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 twenty-fourth year. Eight regional districts sent representatives to the College World Series with preliminary rounds within each district serving to determine each representative. These events would later become known as regionals. Each district had its own format for selecting teams, resulting in 26 teams participating in the tournament at the conclusion of their regular season, and in some cases, after a conference tournament.NCAA Men's College World Series Records http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/baseball_cws_RB/2009CWSfull.pdf NCAA July 28, 2014 195 2009 The twenty-fourth tournament's champion was the Southern California, coached by Rod Dedeaux. The Most Outstanding Player was Gene Ammann of Florida State. Tournament The opening rounds of the tournament were played across eight district sites across the country, each consisting of between two and four teams. The winners of each District advanced to the College World Series. Bold indicates winner. District 1 at Hanover, NH 1/3 no Dartmouth 7 1970 Providence Friars Providence 2 1970 Connecticut Huskies Connecticut 8 Providence 0 Dartmouth 8 12 — Connecticut 2 3 — District 2 at Princeton, NJ 1970 Delaware Fighting Blue Hens Delaware 7 1970 Penn State Nittany Lions Penn State 1 1970 Seton Hall Pirates Seton Hall 3 1970 Rutgers Scarlet Knights Rutgers 0 Penn State 5 Rutgers 1 Delaware 5 Seton Hall 1 Seton Hall 1 Penn State 0 Delaware 4 — Seton Hall 0 — District 3 at Gastonia, NC Florida State 2 1970 East Carolina Pirates East Carolina 0 1970 Maryland Terrapins Maryland 3 1970 Mississippi State Bulldogs Mississippi State 2 East Carolina 6 Mississippi State 12 Florida State 10 Maryland 1 Maryland 4 Mississippi State 8 Florida State 5 — Mississippi State 4 — District 4 at Columbus, OH 1970 Minnesota Golden Gophers Minnesota 4* 1970 Ohio Bobcats Ohio 6* 1970 Southern Illinois Salukis Southern Illinois 10 1970 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Notre Dame 2 Minnesota 1 Notre Dame 6 Ohio 7 Southern Illinois 0 Notre Dame 0 Southern Illinois 1 Ohio 8 — Southern Illinois 5 — District 5 at Ames, IA 3 no 1970 Tulsa Golden Hurricane Tulsa 6* 0 — Iowa State 7* 4 — District 6 at Austin, TX 1/3 no 1970 Texas–Pan American Broncs Texas–Pan American 5 1970 Arkansas State Red Wolves Arkansas State 0 Texas 5 Arkansas State 0 Texas-Pan American 1 3* — Texas 2 4* — District 7 at Denver, CO & Tucson, AZ 3 no Denver, CO Tucson, AZ 1970 Denver Pioneers Denver 1 13 — 1970 Weber State Wildcats Weber State 0 4 — Arizona 4 7* 9 Denver 2 9* 8 District 8 at Los Angeles 3 no 1970 Santa Clara Broncos Santa Clara 4 12 — 1970 Long Beach State 49ers Long Beach State 3 4 — Southern California 12 6 — Santa Clara 1 1 — College World Series Participants School Conference Record (conference) Head coach CWS appearances CWS best finish CWS record Arizona WAC 44–16 (11–7) Frank Sancet 8(last: 1966) 2nd(1956, 1958, 1960) 17–16 Dartmouth EIBL 23–8 (11–2) Tony Lupien 0(last: none) none 0–0 1970 Delaware Fighting Blue Hens University of Delaware Delaware Middle Atlantic 22–4 (9–1) Bob Hannah 0(last: none) none 0–0 Florida State n/a 45–7–1 (n/a) Jack Stallings 4(last: 1965) 4th(1962) 4–8 Iowa State Big 8 18–9 (13–5) Cap Timm 1(last: 1957) 3rd(1957) 2–2 1970 Ohio Bobcats Ohio University Ohio MAC 31–4 (14–1) Bob Wren 0(last: none) none 0–0 Southern California Pac-8 41–12 (11–3) Rod Dedeaux 11(last: 1968) 1st(1948, 1958, 1961, 1963, 1968) 34–15 Texas SWC 36–6 (14–1) Cliff Gustafson 12(last: 1969) 1st(1949, 1950) 23–21 Results Bracket 2 Texas 12 1970 Delaware Fighting Blue Hens University of Delaware Delaware 4 1970 Ohio Bobcats Ohio University Ohio 4 Southern California 1 Florida State 4 Arizona 0 Dartmouth 7 Iowa State 6 Texas 7 Ohio 2 Florida State 6 Dartmouth 0 Delaware 1 Southern California 7 Arizona 1 Iowa State 7 Texas 5 Florida State 1 Dartmouth 1 Southern California 6 Ohio 9 Iowa State 6 Texas 7 Southern California 814 Florida State 2 Ohio 0 Texas 2 Florida State 11 Southern California 215 Florida State 1 Game results Date Game Winner Score Loser Notes June 12 Game 1 Texas 12–4 1970 Delaware Fighting Blue Hens University of Delaware Delaware Game 2 1970 Ohio Bobcats Ohio University Ohio 4–1 Southern California June 13 Game 3 Florida State 4–0 Arizona Game 4 Dartmouth 7–6 Iowa State Game 5 Southern California 7–1 1970 Delaware Fighting Blue Hens University of Delaware Delaware Delaware eliminated June 14 Game 6 Iowa State 7–1 Arizona Arizona eliminated Game 7 Texas 7–2 1970 Ohio Bobcats Ohio University Ohio Game 8 Florida State 6–0 Dartmouth June 15 Game 9 1970 Ohio Bobcats Ohio University Ohio 9–6 Iowa State Iowa State eliminated Game 10 Southern California 6–1 Dartmouth Dartmouth eliminated Game 11 Texas 5–1 Florida State June 16 Game 12 Florida State 2–0 1970 Ohio Bobcats Ohio University Ohio Ohio eliminated Game 13 Southern California 8–7 (14 innings) Texas June 17 Game 14 Florida State 11–2 Texas Texas eliminated June 18 Final Southern California 2–1 (15 innings) Florida State Southern California wins CWS All-Tournament Team The following players were members of the All-Tournament Team. Position Player School P Gene Ammann (MOP) Florida State Jim Barr USC C Tommy Harmon Texas 1B John Langerhans Texas 2B Frank Alfano USC 3B Dan Stoligrosz USC SS Jerry Lundin Iowa State OF John Grubb Florida State Mike Markl Texas Gary Shade Ohio Notable players Arizona: Leon Hooten Dartmouth: Pete Broberg, Chuck Seelbach Delaware: Florida State: Ron Cash, Johnny Grubb, Pat Osburn, Mac Scarce, Stan Thomas Iowa State: Ohio: Mike Schmidt, Steve Swisher Southern California: Jim Barr, Steve Busby, Dave Kingman, Eric Raich, Brent Strom, John Vella Texas: Mike Beard, Dave Chalk, Larry Hardy, Burt Hooton See also 1970 NCAA College Division baseball tournament 1970 NAIA World Series References Category:NCAA Division I baseball tournament Tournament NCAA University Division baseball tournament Category:Baseball in Austin, Texas