CWS Trivia Questions 1,2,3 ...

[Rebel02]

Not Central Florida. Of course it is Rollins College.

Brian

I just saw that they finished runners-up to Arizona in 1976.

Now this state is really confusing me.

[GoneGolfin]

I just saw that they finished runners-up to Arizona in 1976.

Now this state is really confusing me.

Eastern Michigan was the runnerup to Arizona in 1976. Rollins College made the field in 1954 and finished as a runnerup to Missouri.

Rollins made the championship game undefeated and had defeated Missouri earlier in the tournament. But they lost the most important game. The CWS tournament bracket was real quirky back then.

Brian

[Turbine]

Of course it is Rollins College.

Brian

But of course

[Clutch0364]

I just saw that they finished runners-up to Arizona in 1976.

Now this state is really confusing me.

It's confusing me to...I took the summer off of school not to have to think but gonegolfin had to brign this to the board lol but with that said thank you GG because when i get this answer I will aggravate my friends with it lol

[CDeb]

I know the answer, but it's a very "taxing" one to figure out....

[GoneGolfin]

I know the answer, but it's a very "taxing" one to figure out....

Chris is a resourceful individual.

Brian

[cajun1300]

I know the answer, but it's a very "taxing" one to figure out....

You had to ruin it!! BTW, I was going to say NY before your "clue".

[GoneGolfin]

You had to ruin it!! BTW, I was going to say NY before your "clue".

New York is another taxing guess. And actually, New York is close in that they had five schools.

Brian

[Clutch0364]

My final guess...Illinois

[GoneGolfin]

My final guess...Illinois

Cajun1300 guessed it on the Delphi site.

The answer is the state of Massachusetts.

Harvard (4), Boston College (4), Holy Cross (4), Massachusetts (2), Springfield College (2), Northeastern, Tufts

Brian

[GoneGolfin]

Since the NCAA went to a 48-team postseason tournament format in 1987 (later to be replaced by the 64-team format in 1999), only two schools have managed to win two or more CWS games in their inaugural Omaha appearance. Who are these two schools?

Brian

[Turbine]

Since the NCAA went to a 48-team postseason tournament format in 1987 (later to be replaced by the 64-team format in 1999), only two schools have managed to win two or more CWS games in their inaugural Omaha appearance. Who are these two schools?

Brian

I saw this and made a mental note neve to forget . . .

Wait, something is covering half of my mental note. . .

"Dog gone it" all I can see is Louisiana.