2005 Mississippi State Bulldogs baseball team

2005 Southeastern Conference baseball standings
Conf     Overall
Team W   L   PCT     W   L   PCT
Eastern
Florida x 20 10   .667     48 23   .676
Tennessee 18 11   .621     46 21   .687
South Carolina 16 14   .533     41 23   .641
Vanderbilt 13 17   .433     34 21   .618
Georgia 12 17   .414     30 25   .545
Kentucky 7 22   .241     29 27   .518
Western
Ole Miss x 18 12   .600     40 22   .645
LSU x 18 12   .600     40 22   .645
Alabama 17 13   .567     40 23   .635
Mississippi State 13 16   .448     42 22   .656
Arkansas 13 17   .433     39 22   .639
Auburn 13 17   .433     34 26   .567
x Division champion
2005 Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament champion
As of June 30, 2005[1]; Rankings from Coaches' Poll

The 2005 Mississippi State Bulldogs baseball team won the SEC Tournament and placed second at the Miami Regional at the 2005 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament.

Ron Polk was the coach of the Bulldogs, in his 26th year.

Regular season

The Bulldogs closed out the regular season with a 36-20 record and an SEC record of 13-16.

SEC Tournament

The Bulldogs defeated LSU, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Ole Miss en route to their 5th SEC Tournament victory.

NCAA tournament

The Bulldogs were the 2 seed in the Miami regional, but lost twice to Miami and were eliminated.

Season results

Date Opponent Result Overall SEC Notes
Regular Season
Feb. 25 Eastern Illinois W 3-1 1-0
Feb. 26 Eastern Illinois W 16-6 2-0
March 1 Miss. Valley State W 14-7 3-0
March 4 Austin Peay W 4-3 4-0 NBC Classic - Starkville, MS
March 5 Kansas W 5-0 5-0 NBC Classic - Starkville, MS
March 6 Kansas W 9-2 6-0 NBC Classic - Starkville, MS
March 8 Louisiana Tech W 5-3 7-0
March 9 Jackson State W 14-2 8-0
March 11 at Arizona L 3-9 8-1
March 12 at Arizona L 3-7 8-2
March 13 at Arizona W 13-12 9-2
March 15 Memphis W 11-8 10-2
March 16 Memphis W 4-2 11-2
March 18 Vanderbilt L 3-10 11-3 0-1
March 19 Vanderbilt W 5-3 12-3 1-1
March 20 Vanderbilt W 5-1 13-3 2-1
March 22 New Orleans W 5-1 14-3
March 23 New Orleans W 8-4 15-3
March 25 at Arkansas W 5-3 16-3 3-1
March 26 at Arkansas W 13-4 17-3 4-1
March 27 at Arkansas L 5-10 17-4 4-2
March 29 Ole Miss L 1-5 17-5 Mayor's Trophy - Jackson, MS
April 3 at Tennessee L 1-2 17-6 4-3
April 3 at Tennessee L 1-2 17-7 4-4
April 5 Samford W 14-5 18-7 played in Jackson, MS
April 8 Auburn W 4-1 19-7 5-4
April 9 Auburn L 7-8 19-8 5-5
April 10 Auburn W 4-0 20-8 6-5
April 12 Louisiana-Monroe W 9-3 21-8
April 13 Samford W 13-1 22-8
April 15 at Georgia L 1-5 22-9 6-6
April 16 at Georgia W 6-0 23-9 7-6
April 17 at Georgia L 3-6 23-10 7-7
April 19 at South Alabama W 10-6 24-10
April 20 South Alabama W 2-1 25-10 played in Jackson, MS
April 22 Kentucky W 12-4 26-10 8-7
April 23 Kentucky L 5-12 26-11 8-8
April 24 Kentucky W 3-2 27-11 9-8
April 26 Southern Miss W 5-4 28-11
April 27 Southern Miss L 1-6 28-12
April 29 at Ole Miss L 4-11 28-13 9-9
April 30 at Ole Miss L 0-5 28-14 9-10
May 1 at Ole Miss L 1-9 28-15 9-11
May 6 Alabama W 7-3 29-15 10-11
May 7 Alabama L 3-5 29-16 10-12
May 8 Alabama W 5-3 30-16 11-12
May 9 Birmingham Southern W 10-4 31-16 played in Jackson, MS
May 10 Miss. Valley State W 3-2 32-16
May 13 at Florida L 2-8 32-17 11-13
May 14 at Florida L 1-2 32-18 11-14
May 15 at Florida W 6-5 33-18 12-14
May 17 UT-Martin W 17-3 34-18
May 17 UT-Martin W 8-3 35-18
May 20 LSU L 5-7 35-19 12-15
May 21 LSU W 5-3 36-19 13-15
May 22 LSU L 2-3 36-20 13-16
SEC Tournament - Hoover, AL
May 25 LSU W 9-2 37-20
May 26 South Carolina W 6-2 38-20
May 28 Tennessee W 3-2 39-20
May 29 Ole Miss W 4-1 40-20 SEC Tournament Champion
NCAA Regionals - Coral Gables, FL
June 3 Florida Atlantic W 13-2 41-20
June 4 Miami L 1-4 41-21
June 5 Florida Atlantic W 8-4 42-21
June 5 Miami L 4-10 42-22 2nd place in Regional

See also


References

  1. "College Baseball Conference Standings -- 2005". boydsworld.com. Retrieved November 30, 2012.

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