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The Official 2006 NCAA The Official RECORDS Official 2006 NCAA® Baseball Records Book Individual and Team Records Includes Single-Game, Season and ® Career Statistics Baseball Records Book Baseball Records All-Americans and Award Winners Coaching Records All-Time Leaders and Top Active Coaches Home Attendance Leaders and Annual Home Attendance Champions 2005 Statistical Leaders 2005 Conference Standings Championship Results and Individual, Team Championship Records NCAA 52581-12/05 BS 06 THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 6222, Indianapolis, Indiana 46206-6222 317/917-6222 www.ncaa.org Compiled By: Sean Straziscar, Associate Director of Statistics. Acknowledgement: The original no-hitter research and compilation was done by Matt Segal, NCAA statistics intern, and Stephanie Elsner, NCAA statistics intern. Distributed to sports information directors and conference publicity directors. NCAA, NCAA logo and National Collegiate Athletic Association are registered marks of the Association and use in any manner is prohibited unless prior approval is obtained from the Association. Copyright, 2005, by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Printed in the United States of America. ISSN 0267-1017 NCAA 52581-1/06 2 2006 NCAA BASEBALL RECORDS Contents Division I Baseball Records ................................. 5 Division II Baseball Records................................. 49 Division III Baseball Records................................ 85 2005 Baseball Statistical Leaders ........................121 Baseball Coaches’ Records .................................151 2005 Baseball Conference Standings..................159 Baseball Award Winners ....................................167 Baseball Championships.....................................185 Attendance Records............................................205 CONTENTS 3 Division I Baseball Records Individual Records .............................................. 6 Individual Leaders .............................................. 8 Annual Individual Champions............................. 17 Team Records ..................................................... 25 Team Leaders ..................................................... 27 Annual Team Champions.................................... 34 All-Time Winningest Teams................................. 39 Collegiate Baseball Division I Final Polls.............. 41 Baseball America Division I Final Polls................ 44 USA Today Baseball Weekly/ESPN/ American Baseball Coaches Association Division I Final Polls......................................... 45 Statistical Trends ................................................. 47 No Hitters and Perfect Games by Year ............... 47 6 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Official NCAA Division I baseball records CONSECUTIVE TIMES ON BASE RUNS BATTED IN began with the 1957 season and are based on 18—Shaun Larkin, Cal St. Northridge, Feb. 8-12, Inning 2002 (4 games) 8—Seven times, most recent: T.J. Soto, Louisiana Tech information submitted to the NCAA statistics ser- vs. Western Ky., March 25, 2000 vice by institutions participating in the statistics DOUBLES Game Game rankings. Career records of players include 16—Marshall McDougall, Florida St. vs. Maryland, 5—Five times, most recent: Jeremy Dodson, Baylor vs. May 9, 1999 only those years in which they competed in Hardin-Simmons, May 24, 1998 Season Division I. Annual team champions in home Season 143—Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma St., 1985 (75 games) runs, triples, doubles, stolen bases, slugging 36—Brad Hawpe, LSU, 2000 (69 games); Damon Career Thames, Rice, 1998 (63 games); Jeremy Morris, 346—Jeff Ledbetter, Florida St., 1979-82 (262 games) percentage and double plays were added in Florida St., 1996 (69 games) 1972. Annual individual champions in saves Career RUNS BATTED IN PER GAME were added in 1980; runs, bases on balls and 95—Khalil Greene, Clemson, 1999-02 (272 games) Season 2.12—Lance Berkman, Rice, 1997 (134 in 63 games) toughest to strike out were added in 1981. DOUBLES PER GAME Individual hit by pitch and sacrifice hits were Season BASES ON BALLS 0.68—Joe Niciforo, Georgetown, 1982 (28 in 41 Inning added in 2004. In statistical rankings, the games) 3—Jef Yarbrough, TCU vs. Dallas Baptist, Feb. 23, rounding of percentages and/or averages may 1998 indicate ties where none exist. In these cases, TRIPLES Game Inning 6—10 times, most recent: Josh Holliday, Oklahoma St. the numerical order of the rankings is accurate. 2—Six times, most recent: Steve O’Sullivan, Marist vs. vs. Oral Roberts, May 29, 1999 St. Peter’s, April 6, 2002 Season Game 112—Coby Kerlin, Texas, 1985 (76 games) 3—Many players, most recent: Steve O’Sullivan, Marist Career Individual Records vs. St. Peter’s, April 6, 2002 300—Phil Stephenson, Wichita St., 1979-82 (288 Season games) 17—Keith Hagman, New Mexico, 1980 (63 games) Career BASES ON BALLS PER GAME Batting 32—Bob Zeihen, Indiana St., 1985-88 (233 games) Season 1.50—Eric Cruz, Florida Int’l, 1990 (87 in 58 games) TRIPLES PER GAME GAMES Season STOLEN BASES Season 0.47—Don Herman, George Washington, 1959 (eight Game 8—Bobby Kingsbury, Fordham vs. Wagner, Apirl 11, 90—Rigo Rodriguez, San Diego St., 1982 in 17 games) 2001; King Lewis, Bethune-Cookman vs. Savannah Career HOME RUNS St., March 13, 1994 (eight attempts) 295—John Fishel, Cal St. Fullerton, 1982-85 Inning Season AT-BATS 2— By many players, most recent: Kevin Melillo, South 107—Don Guillot, Tex.-Pan American, 1987 (60 Game Carolina vs. Charleston So., Feb. 14, 2004 games) 10—Jaime Bubela, Baylor vs. Houston, Feb. 21, 1999 Game Career (22 inn.); Jay Sferra, Colorado vs. Nebraska, April 6—Marshall McDougall, Florida St. vs. Maryland, May 206—Phil Stephenson, Wichita St., 1979-82 (288 26, 1974 (22 inn.); James Smith, Nebraska vs. 9, 1999 (consecutive) games) Colorado, April 26, 1974 (22 inn.); Brad Linden, Season STOLEN BASES PER GAME Connecticut vs. Massachusetts, 1972 (20 inn.) 48—Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma St., 1985 (75 games) Season Season Career 1.93—Lawrence Smith, Bethune-Cookman, 1988 (58 377—P. J. Forbes, Wichita St., 1989 (84 games) 100—Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma St., 1983-85 (213 in 30 games) Career games) STRIKEOUTS 1,114—John Fishel, Cal St. Fullerton, 1982-85 (295 HOME RUNS PER GAME Game games) Season 6—Brian McCall, Cal St. Sacramento vs. Pacific (Cal.), RUNS 0.74—Keith Hammond, Augusta St., 1987 (26 in 35 May 7, 1996 (10 inn.); Peter Bushway, Maine vs. games) Game 8—Henry Rochelle, Campbell vs. Radford, March 30, CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A HOME RUN 1985; Gary Gehman, Delaware vs. Fairleigh 8—Ryan Jackson, Duke, March 18-April 1, 1994; Dickinson, May 21, 1976; Kurt Wittmayer, San Andy Bruce, Georgia Tech, March 2-10, 1991 Diego St. vs. Utah, 1975 30 HOME RUNS AND 30 STOLEN BASES Season Season 125—Loren Hibbs, Wichita St., 1982 (87 games) J. D. Drew, Florida St., 1997 (31 home runs, 32 stolen Career bases, 67 games) 420—Phil Stephenson, Wichita St., 1979-82 (288 games) GRAND SLAMS Inning RUNS PER GAME 2—By six players, most recent: T.J. Soto, Louisiana Tech Season vs. Western Ky., March 25, 2000 1.90—Andrew Rumpelt, Hofstra, 1985 (57 in 30 Game games) 3—Jim LaFountain, Louisville vs. Western Ky., March BATTING AVERAGE 24, 1976 Season (Min. 75 at-bats) Season .551—Keith Hagman, New Mexico, 1980 (125 of 6—Kyle Bryan, Alabama, 1984 (53 games) 227) TOTAL BASES Career (Min. 200 at-bats) Game .465—Rickie Weeks, Southern U., 2001-03 (254 of 25—Marshall McDougall, Florida St. vs. Maryland, 546) May 9, 1999 Season HITS 285—Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma St., 1985 (75 games) Inning Career 3—Many players 730—Phil Stephenson, Wichita St., 1979-82 (288 Game games) 9—John McBroom, Air Force vs. Colorado Col., May 10, 1967 (nine at-bats) HITTING FOR THE CYCLE Season Season 142—Tim Barker, UCF, 1985 (85 games) 2—Derek Nicholson, Florida, 1998; Spencer Oborn, Career Brigham Young, 1998 418—Phil Stephenson, Wichita St., 1979-82 (288 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Clemson Sports Information games) Season (Min. 75 at-bats) Clemson’s Khalil Greene finished his career as 1.140—Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma St., 1985 (285 CONSECUTIVE GAMES HIT SAFELY the all-time leader in doubles with 95. The all- 58—Robin Ventura, Oklahoma St., 1987 total bases in 250 at-bats) Career (Min. 200 at-bats) American shortstop is also among the career CONSECUTIVE HITS .927—Rickie Weeks, Southern U., 2001-03 (506 total leaders in at bats, hits, total bases, hit by pitch 14—Larry Patterson, Gonzaga, 1977 bases in 546 at-bats) and assists. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 7 Providence, May 13, 1983; Bob Wagner, Air Force Career BASES ON BALLS ALLOWED vs. UC Santa Barb., March 25, 1975; Rob 31—Mike Shebeck, Ball St., 1985-88 Season McAdams, Texas A&M vs. Texas, May 10, 1962 114—Damon Pollard, Southern Miss., 1989 SAVES Season Career Season 85—Brendan Winn, South Carolina, 2004 (70 games) 284—Terry Hayes, Wichita St., 1978-81 Career 23—Jack Krawczyk, Southern California, 1998 252—Jeff Parnell, South Carolina, 1990-93 (223 Career BASE ON BALLS RATIO (Bases on balls per games) 49—Jack Krawczyk, Southern California, 1995-98 nine innings) Season (Min. 50 innings) INNINGS HIT BY PITCH PER GAME 0.35—Jim Weil, New Orleans, 1976 (two in 51.0 Game Season inn.) 1.07— Steve Dembowski, Fairleigh Dickinson, 1979 20.0—Jeff Gingrich, San Jose St. vs. Long Beach St., Career (Min. 100 innings) March 30, 1973; Ruben Patton, Long Beach St. vs. (32 in 30 games) 0.75—John Barth, St. Joseph’s, 1968-70 (nine in San Jose St., March 30, 1973 108.2 inn.) DIVISION I BASEBALL HIT BY PITCH Season Game 186.0—Floyd Bannister, Arizona St., 1976 WILD PITCHES
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