2003 College World Series Central

Texas Wins Big 12 Title

Texas players celebrate winning the Big 12 championship.
Despite winning the Big 12, Texas will begin its College World Series title defense without the benefit of being a national seed. Tournament action begins Friday with Florida State gunning to knock the Longhorns off their perch with the top seed for the second year in a row.

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    • 2003 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
    2003 SUPER REGIONALS
    Regional Champions
    June 6-9, 2003
    Best-of-3
    2003 REGIONALS
    Tallahassee
    1. Florida State
    2. South Alabama
    3. Rutgers
    4. Jacksonville     		Austin
    1. Texas
    2. Arkansas
    3. Lamar
    4. Bucknell
    Wilson
    1. NC State
    2. Va. Commonwealth
    3. Western Carolina
    4. LeMoyne     		Coral Gables
    1. Miami (Fla.)
    2. Fla. Atlantic
    3. Florida
    4. Bethune-Cookman
    Houston
    1. Rice
    2. Mississippi
    3. Wichita State
    4. McNeese State     		College Station
    1. Texas A&M
    2. Alabama
    3. Houston
    4. Oral Roberts
    Lincoln
    1. Nebraska
    2. Coastal Carolina
    3. SW Missouri State
    4. Eastern Michigan     		Auburn
    1. Auburn
    2. Clemson
    3. Ohio State
    4. Princeton
    Baton Rouge
    1. LSU
    2. Tulane
    3. UNC-Wilmington
    4. Northeastern     		Hattiesburg
    1. Baylor
    2. Southern Miss.
    3. Southern U.
    4. Murray State
    Tempe
    1. Arizona State
    2. Fla. International
    3. Miami
    4. Bethune-Cookman     		Fullerton
    1. Cal St. Fullerton
    2. Arizona
    3. Notre Dame
    4. San Diego
    Palo Alto
    1. Stanford
    2. Richmond
    3. UC Riverside
    4. Ill.-Chicago     		Long Beach
    1. Long Beach St.
    2. Minnesota
    3. Washington
    4. Pepperdine
    Starkville
    1. Mississippi State
    2. North Carolina
    3. Missouri
    4. Middle Tenn St.
          		Atlanta
    1. Georgia Tech
    2. South Carolina
    3. East Carolina
    4. Stetson