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Most CWS Wins

Most wins in the College World Series through 2001 CWS:

 1. Southern California  74 2. Texas                64 3. Arizona State        55 4. Miami                43 5. Oklahoma State       38 6. Arizona              32 7. Stanford             31 8. LSU                  29 9. Florida State        25tie Cal State-Fullerton  25

Most CWS Titles Won

Team Titles (years won): Southern California 12 (1948, 58, 61, 63, 68, 70-74, 78, 98) Arizona State 5 (1965, 67, 69, 77, 81) LSU 5 (1991, 93, 96, 97, 2000) Miami 4 (1982, 85, 99, 2001) Texas 4 (1949, 50, 75, 83) Arizona 3 (1976, 80, 86) Cal State-Fullerton 3 (1979, 84, 95) Minnesota 3 (1956, 60, 64) California 2 (1947, 57) Michigan 2 (1953, 62) Oklahoma 2 (1951, 94) Stanford 2 (1987, 88) Georgia 1 (1990) Holy Cross 1 (1952) Missouri 1 (1954) Ohio State 1 (1966) Oklahoma State 1 (1959) Pepperdine 1 (1992) Wake Forest 1 (1955) Wichita State 1 (1989)

Most CWS Appearances, Team

Most College World Series appearances by team including 2002 appearance:

 1. Texas                29 2. Southern Cal         21 3. Miami                19 tie Oklahoma St.        19 5. Arizona St.          18 6. Florida St.          17 7. Arizona              14 tie Stanford            14 9. Cal St.-Fullerton    11 tie LSU                 1111. Clemson              10 tie Northern Colorado   10

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