1982 Miami Hurricanes baseball |
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Conference | Independent |
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CB | No. 1 |
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1982 record | 55–17–1 |
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Head coach | |
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Assistant coaches |
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Home stadium | Mark Light Field |
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Seasons |
1982 NCAA Division I baseball independents standings
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Conf |
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Overall
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Team |
W |
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L |
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PCT |
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W |
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L |
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PCT
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No. 7 South Carolina y
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– |
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– |
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45 |
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13 |
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.776
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No. 22 Florida State y
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– |
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– |
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56 |
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17 |
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.767
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No. 11 New Orleans y
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– |
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– |
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49 |
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16 |
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.754
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No. 1 Miami (FL) y
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– |
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– |
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54 |
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18 |
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.750
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No. 12 Stetson y
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– |
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– |
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40 |
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18 |
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.690
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Campbell
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– |
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– |
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27 |
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13 |
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.675
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Richmond
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– |
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– |
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20 |
– |
15 |
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.571
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Louisville
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– |
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– |
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22 |
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17 |
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.564
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Northern Iowa
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– |
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– |
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11 |
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16 |
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.407
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Villanova
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– |
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– |
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9 |
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18 |
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.333
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Georgia State
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– |
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– |
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17 |
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38 |
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.309
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Lafayette
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– |
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– |
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6 |
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18 |
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.250
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Hofstra
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– |
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– |
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5 |
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22 |
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.185
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y – Invited to the NCAA Tournament As of June 30, 1982[1]; Rankings from Collegiate Baseball
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The 1982 Miami Hurricanes baseball team represented the University of Miami in the 1982 NCAA Division I baseball season. The team was coached by Ron Fraser in his 20th season.
The Hurricanes won the College World Series, defeating the Wichita State Shockers in the championship game.
Roster[]
1982 Miami Hurricanes roster
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Pitchers
- Jeff Conley
- Eddie Escribano
- Scott Heaton
- Mike Kasprzak
- Eddie Kruijs
- Camilo Pascual
- Danny Smith
- Kevin Smith
- Sam Sorce
- Rob Souza
- Bob Williams
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Infielders
- Calvin James
- Phil Lane
- Steve Lusby
- Greg Pompos
- Don Rowland
- Tom Sacco
- Mitch Seoane
- Bill Wrona
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Outfielders
- Orlando Artiles
- Dave Carr
- Doug Shields
- Javier Velazquez
- Mickey Williams
Catchers
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Schedule[]
1982 Miami Hurricanes Baseball Game Log
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Regular Season
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Date |
Opponent |
Site/Stadium |
Score |
Overall Record
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February 5 |
California |
Mark Light Field |
10–2 |
1–0
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February 6 |
California |
Mark Light Field |
8–1 |
2–0
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February 7 |
California |
Mark Light Field |
10–4 |
3–0
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February 11 |
Seton Hall |
Mark Light Field |
3–1 |
4–0
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February 12 |
Seton Hall |
Mark Light Field |
13–14 |
4–1
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February 13 |
Florida |
Mark Light Field |
7–3 |
5–1
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February 14 |
Florida |
Mark Light Field |
6–2 |
6–1
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February 15 |
Seton Hall |
Mark Light Field |
7–2 |
7–1
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February 18 |
Biscayne |
Mark Light Field |
7–1 |
8–1
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February 19 |
North Carolina |
Mark Light Field |
17–4 |
9–1
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February 20 |
North Carolina |
Mark Light Field |
5–6 |
9–2
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February 21 |
North Carolina |
Mark Light Field |
14–4 |
10–2
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February 22 |
Mercer |
Mark Light Field |
15–8 |
11–2
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February 23 |
Mercer |
Mark Light Field |
10–2 |
12–2
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February 24 |
Mercer |
Mark Light Field |
9–0 |
13–2
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February 26 |
New Orleans |
Mark Light Field |
9–6 |
14–2
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February 27 |
New Orleans |
Mark Light Field |
4–5 |
14–3
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February 27 |
New Orleans |
Mark Light Field |
6–10 |
14–4
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Date |
Opponent |
Site/Stadium |
Score |
Overall Record
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March 3 |
Florida International |
Mark Light Field |
6–10 |
14–5
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March 5 |
Florida Atlantic |
Mark Light Field |
18–4 |
15–5
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March 6 |
at South Florida |
Red McEwen Field |
14–6 |
16–5
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March 9 |
Biscayne |
Mark Light Field |
13–1 |
17–5
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March 12 |
South Carolina |
Mark Light Field |
2–1 |
18–5
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March 13 |
South Carolina |
Mark Light Field |
4–3 |
19–5
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March 14 |
South Carolina |
Mark Light Field |
8–6 |
20–5
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March 15 |
South Carolina |
Mark Light Field |
4–3 |
21–5
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March 16 |
George Washington |
Mark Light Field |
12–0 |
22–5
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March 17 |
Lewis |
Mark Light Field |
10–4 |
23–5
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March 18 |
George Washington |
Mark Light Field |
16–2 |
24–5
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March 19 |
Bowling Green |
Mark Light Field |
15–2 |
25–5
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March 20 |
Lewis |
Mark Light Field |
9–2 |
26–5
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March 21 |
William Paterson |
Mark Light Field |
17–7 |
27–5
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March 22 |
Bowling Green |
Mark Light Field |
14–1 |
28–5
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March 24 |
Bowling Green |
Mark Light Field |
12–0 |
29–5
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March 26 |
at Florida State |
Seminole Field |
6–5 |
30–5
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March 27 |
at Florida State |
Seminole Field |
3–5 |
30–6
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March 28 |
at Florida State |
Seminole Field |
3–9 |
30–7
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March 31 |
Florida International |
Mark Light Field |
1–2 |
30–8
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Date |
Opponent |
Site/Stadium |
Score |
Overall Record
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April 1 |
Eckerd |
Mark Light Field |
9–11 |
3-–9
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April 2 |
South Florida |
Mark Light Field |
5–4 |
31–9
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April 3 |
South Florida |
Mark Light Field |
15–5 |
32–9
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April 4 |
at Florida International |
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13–12 |
33–9
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April 8 |
Stetson |
Mark Light Field |
3–2 |
34–9
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April 9 |
Stetson |
Mark Light Field |
14–7 |
35–9
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April 10 |
Stetson |
Mark Light Field |
2–4 |
35–10
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April 11 |
at Florida International |
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0–5 |
35–11
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April 14 |
at South Carolina |
Sarge Frye Field |
11–3 |
36–11
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April 15 |
at South Carolina |
Sarge Frye Field |
12–8 |
37–11
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April 16 |
at South Carolina |
Sarge Frye Field |
2–6 |
37–12
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April 17 |
at South Carolina |
Sarge Frye Field |
19–3 |
38–12
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April 18 |
at Florida |
Perry Field |
2–6 |
38–13
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April 19 |
at Florida |
Perry Field |
8–7 |
39–13
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April 22 |
South Alabama |
Mark Light Field |
7–2 |
40–13
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April 30 |
Florida International |
Mark Light Field |
6–2 |
41–13
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Date |
Opponent |
Site/Stadium |
Score |
Overall Record
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May 6 |
Florida Atlantic |
Mark Light Field |
4–3 |
42–13
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May 7 |
Florida State |
Mark Light Field |
11–5 |
43–13
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May 8 |
Florida State |
Mark Light Field |
2–9 |
43–14
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May 9 |
Florida State |
Mark Light Field |
7–7 |
43–14–1
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May 11 |
at Georgia Southern |
Mark Light Field |
5–6 |
43–15–1
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May 12 |
at Georgia Southern |
Mark Light Field |
14–5 |
44–15–1
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May 14 |
at Georgia Tech |
Rose Bowl Field |
10–7 |
45–15–1
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May 15 |
at Georgia Tech |
Rose Bowl Field |
13–3 |
46–15–1
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May 21 |
at Arizona State |
Packard Stadium |
8–6 |
47–15–1
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May 22 |
at Arizona State |
Packard Stadium |
1–3 |
47–16–1
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May 23 |
at Arizona State |
Packard Stadium |
7–8 |
47–17–1
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Post–Season
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Date |
Opponent |
Site/Stadium |
Score |
Overall Record
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May 29 |
vs. Stetson |
Mark Light Field |
18–2 |
48–17–1
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May 29 |
vs. South Florida |
Mark Light Field |
9–4 |
49–17–1
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May 30 |
vs. Stetson |
Mark Light Field |
15–3 |
50–17–1
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NCAA Tournament: College World Series
Date |
Opponent |
Site/Stadium |
Score |
Overall Record
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June 4 |
vs. Maine |
Rosenblatt Stadium |
7–2 |
51–17–1
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June 7 |
vs. Wichita State |
Rosenblatt Stadium |
4–3 |
52–17–1
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June 10 |
vs. Texas |
Rosenblatt Stadium |
2–1 |
53–17–1
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June 11 |
vs. Maine |
Rosenblatt Stadium |
10–4 |
54–17–1
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June 12 |
vs. Wichita State |
Rosenblatt Stadium |
9–3 |
55–17–1
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Awards and honors[]
- Phil Lane
- College World Series All-Tournament Team[2]
- Nelson Santovenia
- College World Series All-Tournament Team[2]
- Danny Smith
Hurricanes in the 1982 MLB Draft[]
The following members of the Miami baseball program were drafted in the 1982 Major League Baseball Draft.[4]
Player
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Position
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Round
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Overall
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MLB Team
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Mike Kasprzak |
RHP |
18th |
459th |
Houston Astros
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Sam Sorce |
RHP |
24th |
612th |
Texas Rangers
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Doug Shields |
OF |
29th |
731st |
Texas Rangers
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References[]
Miami Hurricanes 1982 College World Series champions |
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Miami Hurricanes baseball |
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Venues |
- Miami Field (1940–1972)
- Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field (1973–present)
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Culture & lore | |
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People | |
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Seasons | |
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National Championships in bold; College World Series appearances in italics |
NCAA Division I baseball champions |
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