College World Series

Table columns:
Year
Champion
Coach
Score
Runner-Up
Most Outstanding Player

Table rows:
cells: 1947
California
Clint Evans
17–8, 8–7
Yale
cells: 1948
Southern California
Sam Barry
3–1, 3–8, 9–2
Yale
cells: 1949
Texas
Bibb Falk
10–3
Wake Forest
Tom Hamilton, Texas
cells: 1950
Texas
Bibb Falk
3–0
Washington State
Ray VanCleef, Rutgers
cells: 1951
Oklahoma
Jack Baer
3–2
Tennessee
Sidney Hatfield, Tennessee
cells: 1952
Holy Cross
Jack Barry
8–4
Missouri
James O'Neill, Holy Cross
cells: 1953
Michigan
Ray Fisher
7–5
Texas
J.L. Smith, Texas
cells: 1954
Missouri
Hi Simmons
4–1
Rollins
Tom Yewcic, Michigan State
cells: 1955
Wake Forest
Taylor Sanford
7–6
Western Michigan
Tom Borland, Oklahoma A&M
cells: 1956
Minnesota
Dick Siebert
12–1
Arizona
Jerry Thomas, Minnesota
cells: 1957
California
George Wolfman
1–0
Penn State
Cal Emery, Penn State
cells: 1958
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
8–7
Missouri
Bill Thom, Southern California
cells: 1959
Oklahoma State
Toby Greene
5–3
Arizona
Jim Dobson, Oklahoma State
cells: 1960
Minnesota
Dick Siebert
2–1
Southern California
John Erickson, Minnesota
cells: 1961
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
1–0
Oklahoma State
Littleton Fowler, Oklahoma State
cells: 1962
Michigan
Don Lund
5–4
Santa Clara
Bob Garibaldi, Santa Clara
cells: 1963
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
5–2
Arizona
Bud Hollowell, Southern California
cells: 1964
Minnesota
Dick Siebert
5–1
Missouri
Joe Ferris, Maine
cells: 1965
Arizona State
Bobby Winkles
2–1
Ohio State
Sal Bando, Arizona State
cells: 1966
Ohio State
Marty Karow
8–2
Oklahoma State
Steve Arlin, Ohio State
cells: 1967
Arizona State
Bobby Winkles
11–2
Houston
Ron Davini, Arizona State
cells: 1968
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
4–3
Southern Illinois
Bill Seinsoth, Southern California
cells: 1969
Arizona State
Bobby Winkles
10–1
Tulsa
John Dolinsek, Arizona State
cells: 1970
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
2–1
Florida State
Gene Ammann, Florida State
cells: 1971
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
7–2
Southern Illinois
Jerry Tabb, Tulsa
cells: 1972
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
1–0
Arizona State
Russ McQueen, Southern California
cells: 1973
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
4–3
Arizona State
Dave Winfield, Minnesota
cells: 1974
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
7–3
Miami (FL)
George Milke, Southern California
cells: 1975
Texas
Cliff Gustafson
5–1
South Carolina
Mickey Reichenbach, Texas
cells: 1976
Arizona
Jerry Kindall
7–1
Eastern Michigan
Steve Powers, Arizona
cells: 1977
Arizona State
Jim Brock
2–1
South Carolina
Bob Horner, Arizona State
cells: 1978
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
10–3
Arizona State
Rod Boxberger, Southern California
cells: 1979
Cal State Fullerton
Augie Garrido
2–1
Arkansas
Tony Hudson, Cal State Fullerton
cells: 1980
Arizona
Jerry Kindall
5–3
Hawaii
Terry Francona, Arizona
cells: 1981
Arizona State
Jim Brock
7–4
Oklahoma State
Stan Holmes, Arizona State
cells: 1982
Miami (FL)
Ron Fraser
9–3
Wichita State
Dan Smith, Miami (FL)
cells: 1983
Texas
Cliff Gustafson
4–3
Alabama
Calvin Schiraldi, Texas
cells: 1984
Cal State Fullerton
Augie Garrido
3–1
Texas
John Fishel, Cal State Fullerton
cells: 1985
Miami (FL)
Ron Fraser
10–6
Texas
Greg Ellena, Miami (FL)
cells: 1986
Arizona
Jerry Kindall
10–2
Florida State
Mike Senne, Arizona
cells: 1987
Stanford
Mark Marquess
9–5
Oklahoma State
Paul Carey, Stanford
cells: 1988
Stanford
Mark Marquess
9–4
Arizona State
Lee Plemel, Stanford
cells: 1989
Wichita State
Gene Stephenson
5–3
Texas
Greg Brummett, Wichita State
cells: 1990
Georgia
Steve Webber
2–1
Oklahoma State
Mike Rebhan, Georgia
cells: 1991
LSU
Skip Bertman
6–3
Wichita State
Gary Hymel, LSU
cells: 1992
Pepperdine
Andy Lopez
3–2
Cal State Fullerton
Phil Nevin, Cal State Fullerton
cells: 1993
LSU
Skip Bertman
8–0
Wichita State
Todd Walker, LSU
cells: 1994
Oklahoma
Larry Cochell
13–5
Georgia Tech
Chip Glass, Oklahoma
cells: 1995
Cal State Fullerton
Augie Garrido
11–5
Southern California
Mark Kotsay, Cal State Fullerton
cells: 1996
LSU
Skip Bertman
9–8
Miami (FL)
Pat Burrell, Miami (FL)
cells: 1997
LSU
Skip Bertman
13–6
Alabama
Brandon Larson, LSU
cells: 1998
Southern California
Mike Gillespie
21–14
Arizona State
Wes Rachels, Southern California
cells: 1999
Miami (FL)
Jim Morris
6–5
Florida State
Marshall McDougall, Florida State
cells: 2000
LSU
Skip Bertman
6–5
Stanford
Trey Hodges, LSU
cells: 2001
Miami (FL)
Jim Morris
12–1
Stanford
Charlton Jimerson, Miami (FL)
cells: 2002
Texas
Augie Garrido
12–6
South Carolina
Huston Street, Texas
cells: 2003
Rice
Wayne Graham
4–310, 3–8, 14–2
Stanford
John Hudgins, Stanford
cells: 2004
Cal State Fullerton
George Horton
6–4, 3–2
Texas
Jason Windsor, Cal State Fullerton
cells: 2005
Texas
Augie Garrido
4–2, 6–2
Florida
David Maroul, Texas
cells: 2006
Oregon State
Pat Casey
3–4, 11–7, 3–2
North Carolina
Jonah Nickerson, Oregon State
cells: 2007
Oregon State
Pat Casey
11–4, 9–3
North Carolina
Jorge Luis Reyes, Oregon State
cells: 2008
Fresno State
Mike Batesole
6–7, 19–10, 6–1
Georgia
Tommy Mendonca, Fresno State
cells: 2009
LSU
Paul Mainieri
7–6, 1–5, 11–4
Texas
Jared Mitchell, LSU
cells: 2010
South Carolina
Ray Tanner
7–1, 2–111
UCLA
Jackie Bradley, Jr., South Carolina
cells: 2011
South Carolina
Ray Tanner
2–111, 5–2
Florida
Scott Wingo, South Carolina
cells: 2012
Arizona
Andy Lopez
5–1, 4–1
South Carolina
Rob Refsnyder, Arizona
cells: 2013
UCLA
John Savage
3–1, 8–0
Mississippi State
Adam Plutko, UCLA
cells: 2014
Vanderbilt
Tim Corbin
9–8, 2–7, 3–2
Virginia
Dansby Swanson, Vanderbilt
cells: 2015
Virginia
Brian O'Connor
1–5, 3–0, 4–2
Vanderbilt
Josh Sborz, Virginia
cells: 2016
Coastal Carolina
Gary Gilmore
0–3, 5–4, 4–3
Arizona
Andrew Beckwith, Coastal Carolina
cells: 2017
Florida
Kevin O'Sullivan
4–3, 6–1
LSU
Alex Faedo, Florida
cells: 2018
Oregon State
Pat Casey
1–4, 5–3, 5–0
Arkansas
Adley Rutschman, Oregon State

Questions about this table:
originalText: who won the college world series baseball last year
answer: answerTexts: Florida