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2002 NCAA Baseball and Softball Records Book Baseball Coaches’ Records Division I Coaches’ Records ................................ 126 Winningest Active Coaches by Percentage ..... 126 Winningest Active Coaches by Victories ......... 126 Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 126 Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 127 Division II Coaches’ Records ............................... 127 Winningest Active Coaches by Percentage ..... 127 Winningest Active Coaches by Victories ......... 128 Winningest Coaches All-Time by Percentage .. 128 Winningest Coaches All-Time by Victories ...... 128 Division III Coaches’ Records .............................. 129 Winningest Active Coaches by Percentage ..... 129 Winningest Active Coaches by Victories ......... 129 126 DIVISION I COACHES’ RECORDS Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. Division I Coaches’ Records 39. Roger Cador, Southern U........................... 17 488 286 1 .630 40. Jack Leggett, Clemson................................ 22 757 445 0 .630 41. Larry Cochell, Oklahoma ........................... 35 1,211 712 3 .630 Winningest Active Coaches 42. Steve Smith, Baylor.................................... 7 262 154 1 .629 43. Pete Dunn, Stetson..................................... 22 810 485 3 .625 44. Fred Hill, Rutgers....................................... 25 730 441 6 .623 (Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes record at four- 45. Paul Keyes, Va. Commonwealth ................. 7 256 156 0 .621 year colleges only.) 46. Andy Lopez, Arizona ................................ 19 687 418 6 .621 47. John Anderson, Minnesota......................... 20 728 447 3 .619 BY PERCENTAGE 48. Kevin Cooney, Fla. Atlantic........................ 18 611 375 9 .619 49. Bob Warn, Indiana St. ............................. 26 934 597 10 .609 Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 50. Jim Gilligan, Lamar ................................... 25 845 543 7 .608 1. Gene Stephenson, Wichita St. ................... 24 1,310 405 3 .763 2. Gary Ward, New Mexico St. .................... 20 985 336 1 .745 3. Mike Martin, Florida St. ............................ 22 1,179 402 3 .745 BY VICTORIES 4. Jim Morris, Miami (Fla.) ............................ 20 897 363 2 .712 (Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes record at four- 5. Rick Jones, Tulane ..................................... 13 520 220 1 .702 year colleges only) 6. George Horton, Cal St. Fullerton ................ 5 222 94 1 .702 Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 7. Ray Tanner, South Carolina....................... 14 612 268 3 .695 1. Augie Garrido, Texas................................ 33 1,323 651 8 .670 8. Jim Wells, Alabama.................................. 12 512 226 0 .694 2. Gene Stephenson, Wichita St. ................... 24 1,310 405 3 .763 9. Dave Van Horn, Nebraska ........................ 8 324 147 0 .688 3. Chuck Hartman, Virginia Tech ................... 42 1,305 679 8 .657 10. Wayne Graham, Rice................................ 10 426 198 0 .683 4. Larry Hays, Texas Tech.............................. 31 1,278 686 1 .651 11. Mark Johnson, Texas A&M ........................ 17 724 341 2 .679 5. Bob Bennett, Fresno St. ............................. 33 1,268 730 8 .634 12. Ron Polk, Mississippi St. ............................ 28 1,123 534 0 .678 6. Larry Cochell, Oklahoma........................... 35 1,211 712 3 .630 13. Sunny Galloway, Oral Roberts................... 6 246 117 0 .678 7. Mike Martin, Florida St. ............................ 22 1,179 402 3 .745 14. Pat McMahon, Florida .............................. 9 353 174 0 .670 8. Richard Jones, Illinois ................................ 35 1,128 651 5 .634 15. Mark Marquess, Stanford .......................... 25 1,046 515 5 .670 9. Norm DeBriyn, Arkansas........................... 32 1,126 622 6 .644 16. Augie Garrido, Texas................................ 33 1,323 651 8 .670 10. Ron Polk, Mississippi St. ............................ 28 1,123 534 0 .678 17. Danny Hall, Georgia Tech ......................... 14 552 273 0 .669 11. Gary Adams, UCLA .................................. 32 1,083 797 12 .576 18. Pat Murphy, Arizona St. ........................... 17 640 316 4 .669 12. Mark Marquess, Stanford .......................... 25 1,046 515 5 .670 19. Tom Holliday, Oklahoma St. ..................... 5 210 105 0 .667 13. Gary Ward, New Mexico St. .................... 20 985 336 1 .745 20. Danny Price, Florida Int’l............................ 22 880 447 0 .663 14. Jay Bergman, UCF .................................... 25 972 540 3 .643 15. James Wilson, Temple ............................... 42 952 710 27 .572 21. Rod Delmonico, Tennessee......................... 12 492 250 0 .663 22. Mike Sheppard, Seton Hall ........................ 28 916 465 10 .662 16. Bob Morgan, Indiana ................................ 26 950 484 6 .662 23. Bob Morgan, Indiana ................................ 26 950 484 6 .662 17. Bob Warn, Indiana St. ............................. 26 934 597 10 .609 24. Bob Todd, Ohio St. .................................. 18 692 360 1 .658 18. Mike Sheppard, Seton Hall ........................ 28 916 465 10 .662 25. Chuck Hartman, Virginia Tech ................... 42 1,305 679 8 .657 19. Jim Morris, Miami (Fla.)............................. 20 897 363 2 .712 19. Roy Mewbourne, Vanderbilt....................... 29 897 654 9 .578 26. Keith LeClair, East Caro............................. 10 398 211 2 .653 27. Larry Hays, Texas Tech .............................. 31 1,278 686 1 .651 21. Danny Price, Florida Int’l............................ 22 880 447 0 .663 28. Rich Maloney, Ball St. ............................... 6 222 121 1 .647 21. John Skeeters, Sam Houston....................... 29 880 634 4 .581 29. Mike Gillespie, Southern California ............ 15 608 332 2 .646 23. Dewey Kalmer, Bradley ............................. 33 850 718 4 .542 30. Frank Sanchez, Pepperdine........................ 5 190 104 0 .646 24. Jim Gilligan, Lamar ................................... 25 845 543 7 .608 25. Pete Dunn, Stetson..................................... 22 810 485 3 .625 31. Steve Kittrell, South Ala.............................. 19 746 412 1 .644 32. Norm DeBriyn, Arkansas ........................... 32 1,126 622 6 .644 26. Barry Meyers, Mercer................................ 31 806 701 10 .535 33. Jay Bergman, UCF .................................... 25 972 540 3 .643 27. Ron Nischwitz, Wright St. ......................... 27 802 615 7 .566 34. Gary Gilmore, Coastal Caro. ..................... 12 450 250 2 .642 28. John Mayotte, Troy St. .............................. 24 793 446 1 .640 35. Keith Guttin, Southwest Mo. St. ................. 19 671 376 0 .641 29. John Morrey, Xavier (Ohio) ....................... 22 792 631 0 .557 30. Jack Leggett, Clemson................................ 22 757 445 0 .630 36. John Mayotte, Troy St. .............................. 24 793 446 1 .640 37. Bob Bennett, Fresno St. ............................. 33 1,268 730 8 .634 31. Steve Kittrell, South Ala.............................. 19 746 412 1 .644 38. Richard Jones, Illinois ................................ 35 1,128 651 5 .634 32. Fred Hill, Rutgers....................................... 25 730 441 6 .623 33. John Anderson, Minnesota......................... 20 728 447 3 .619 34. Mark Johnson, Texas A&M ........................ 17 724 341 2 .679 35. Fred Decker, Western Mich........................ 26 723 627 6 .535 36. Keith Madison, Kentucky............................ 23 696 567 5 .551 37. Bob Todd, Ohio St. .................................. 18 692 360 1 .658 38. Andy Lopez, Arizona ................................ 19 687 418 6 .621 39. Sonny Pittaro, Rider................................... 31 686 600 9 .533 40. Joel Murrie, Western Ky. ........................... 22 680 553 5 .551 41. Dick Vining, C.W. Post .............................. 36 679 536 12 .558 41. Jim Brownlee, Evansville ............................ 22 679 576 5 .541 43. Keith Guttin, Southwest Mo. St. ................. 19 671 376 0 .641 44. John Smith, Cal St. Sacramento.................. 23 669 616 2 .521 45. Tony Guzzo, Old Dominion ....................... 23 661 530 3 .555 46. Steve Traylor, Wofford .............................. 21 657 462 3 .587 47. Wilbert Ellis, Grambling ............................ 24 655 427 1 .605 48. Pat Murphy, Arizona St. ........................... 17 640 316 4 .669 49. Eddie Cardieri, South Fla........................... 18 637 434 1 .595 49. Steve Hertz, Gonzaga ............................... 24 637 641 5 .498 Winningest Coaches All-Time (Minimum ten years as a Division I head coach; includes record at four- year colleges only.) BY PERCENTAGE Coach, Last Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 1. John Barry, Holy Cross .............................. 40 619 147 6 .806 2. W.J. Disch, Texas...................................... 29 465 115 0 .802 Photo courtesy of Southern California Sports Information 3. Cliff Gustafson, Texas................................ 29 1,427 373 2 .792 4. Harry Carlson, Colorado ........................... 17 143 41 0 .777 Southern California’s Rod Dedeaux won 1,332 5. *Gene Stephenson, Wichita St. ................. 24 1,310 405 3 .763 games over 45 years with the Trojans, good 6. George Jacobs, Villanova.......................... 11 76 25 0 .752 for second all-time. 7. Bobby Winkles, Arizona St. ...................... 13 524 173 0 .752 DIVISION I COACHES’ RECORDS 127 Coach, Last Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. Coach, Last Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 8. *Gary Ward, New Mexico St.
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