The 2001 Miami Hurricanes baseball team represented the University of Miami in the 2001 NCAA Division I baseball season. The team was coached by Jim Morris in his 8th season.

The Hurricanes won the College World Series, defeating the Stanford Cardinal in the championship game.

Roster

Schedule 

! style="" | Regular season (44–12)
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| January 25 ||  || No. 9 || Mark Light Field || W 9–3 || 1–0
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| January 26 || Florida Atlantic || No. 9 || FAU Baseball Stadium || L 10–11 || 1–1
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| January 27 || Florida Atlantic || No. 9 || Mark Light Field || W 4–2 || 2–1
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| February 3 || at No. 13 Florida || No. 9 || McKethan Stadium || W 14–5 || 3–1
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| February 7 || at  || No. 9 || University Park Stadium || W 4–3 || 4–1
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| February 9 || No. 17 Florida || No. 9 || Mark Light Field || W 10–4 || 5–1
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| February 10 || No. 17 Florida || No. 9 || Mark Light Field || W 8–7 || 6–1
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| February 11 || No. 19  || No. 9 || Mark Light Field || L 3–9 || 6–2
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| February 16 ||  || No. 8 || Mark Light Field || W 4–2 || 7–2
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| February 17 || Elon || No. 8 || Mark Light Field || W 10–9 || 8–2
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| February 18 || Elon || No. 8 || Mark Light Field || W 7–4 || 9–2
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| February 21 || Florida International || No. 8 || Mark Light Field || L 10–17 || 9–3
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| February 23 || vs. Florida International || No. 8 || Homestead Sports Complex || W 10–2 || 10–3
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| February 24 || vs. Florida International || No. 8 || Homestead Sports Complex || W 2–0 || 11–3
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| February 25 ||  || No. 8 || Mark Light Field || W 14–0 || 12–3
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| March 2 ||  || No. 8 || Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome || W 8–6 || 13–3
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| March 3 ||  || No. 8 || Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome || W 10–1 || 14–3
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| March 4 || No. 21  || No. 8 || Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome || W 8–2 || 15–3
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| March 7 ||  || No. 7 || Mark Light Field || W 6–2 || 16–3
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| March 9 || No. 30  || No. 7 || Mark Light Field || L 4–6 || 16–4
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| March 10 || No. 30 Rutgers || No. 7 || Mark Light Field || W 13–2 || 17–4
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| March 11 || No. 30 Rutgers || No. 7 || Mark Light Field || L 6–9 || 17–5
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| March 13 || at  || No. 9 || Red McEwen Field || W 8–2 || 18–5
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| March 14 || at South Florida || No. 9 || Red McEwen Field || W 13–9 || 19–5
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| March 16 || No. 19  || No. 9 || Mark Light Field || W 14–13 || 20–5
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| March 17 || No. 19 East Carolina || No. 9 || Mark Light Field || L 2–7 || 20–6
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| March 18 || No. 19 East Carolina || No. 9 || Mark Light Field || W 8–4 || 21–6
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| March 21 ||  || No. 6 || Mark Light Field || W 2–1 || 22–6
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| March 23 ||  || No. 6 || Mark Light Field || W 5–3 || 23–6
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| March 24 || Northeastern || No. 6 || Mark Light Field || W 5–2 || 24–6
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| March 25 || Northeastern || No. 6 || Mark Light Field || W 5–3 || 25–6
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| March 30 || No. 29  || No. 5 || Mark Light Field || L 2–8 || 25–7
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| March 31 || No. 29 Cal State Fullerton || No. 5 || Mark Light Field || L 5–8 || 25–8
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| April 1 || No. 29 Cal State Fullerton || No. 5 || Mark Light Field || L 2–9 || 25–9
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| April 6 ||  || No. 16 || Mark Light Field || W 13–4 || 26–9
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| April 7 || Savannah State || No. 16 || Mark Light Field || W 7–2 || 27–9
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| April 8 || Savannah State || No. 16 || Mark Light Field || W 16–5 || 28–9
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| April 13 || No. 3  || No. 11 || Mark Light Field || L 9–10 || 28–10
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| April 14 || No. 3 Florida State || No. 11 || Mark Light Field || W 5–4 || 29–10
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| April 15 || No. 3 Florida State || No. 11 || Mark Light Field || W 7–5 || 30–10
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| April 20 || at No. 9 Florida State || No. 7 || Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium || W 7–5 || 31–10
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| April 21 || at No. 9 Florida State || No. 7 || Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium || W 9–6 || 32–10
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| April 22 || at No. 9 Florida State || No. 7 || Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium || W 7–4 || 33–10
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| April 27 ||  || No. 7 || Mark Light Field || L 0–5 || 34–11
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| April 28 || Virginia || No. 7 || Mark Light Field || W 5–1 || 35–11
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| April 29 || Virginia || No. 5 || Mark Light Field || W 12–6 || 36–11
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| May 4 ||  || No. 5 || Mark Light Field || L 2–3 || 36–12
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| May 5 || Jacksonville || No. 5 || Mark Light Field || W 13–3 || 37–12
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| May 6 || Jacksonville || No. 5 || Mark Light Field || W 6–2 || 38–12
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| May 11 ||  || No. 4 || Mark Light Field || W 12–4 || 39–12
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| May 12 || Florida Southern || No. 4 || Mark Light Field || W 16–3 || 40–12
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| May 13 || Florida Southern || No. 4 || Mark Light Field || W 5–4 || 41–12
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| May 18 ||  || No. 2 || Mark Light Field || W 17–5 || 42–12
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| May 19 || New York Tech || No. 2 || Mark Light Field || W 14–7 || 43–12
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| May 20 || New York Tech || No. 2 || Mark Light Field || W 11–1 || 44–12
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! style="" | Postseason (9–0)
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| May 25 || vs. (4)  || (1) No. 1 || Mark Light Field || W 14–6 || 45–12
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| May 26 || vs. (2) Florida || (1) No. 1 || Mark Light Field || W 6–2 || 46–12
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| May 27 || vs. (3)  || (1) No. 1 || Mark Light Field || W 16–8 || 47–12
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| June 1 || vs. No. 12 Clemson || (2) No. 1 || Mark Light Field || W 10–8 || 48–12
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| June 2 || vs. No. 12 Clemson || (2) No. 1 || Mark Light Field || W 14–6 || 49–12
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| June 9 || vs. No. 8  || (2) No. 1 || Rosenblatt Stadium || W 21–13 || 50–12
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| June 11 || vs. (3) No. 2 Southern California || (2) No. 1 || Rosenblatt Stadium || W 4–3 || 51–12
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| June 14 || vs. No. 8 Tennessee || (2) No. 1 || Rosenblatt Stadium || W 12–6 || 52–12
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| June 16 || vs. (4) No. 4 Stanford || (2) No. 1 || Rosenblatt Stadium || W 12–1 || 53–12
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Awards and honors 
Javy Rodriguez
 Team Most Valuable Player
 All-American
 NCAA Stolen Base Leader

Kevin Brown
 College World Series All-Tournament Team

Tom Farmer
 College World Series All-Tournament Team

George Huguet
 Freshman All-America

Charlton Jimerson
 College World Series Most Outstanding Player

Danny Matienzo
 College World Series All-Tournament Team

Hurricanes in the 2001 MLB Draft 
The following members of the Miami baseball program were drafted in the 2001 Major League Baseball Draft.

References 

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Miami Hurricanes baseball seasons
College World Series seasons
NCAA Division I baseball championship seasons
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