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2004 Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament Teams 8 Format Two pools of four-team double elimination Finals site Champions South Carolina (1st title)Winning coach Ray Tanner (1st title)MVP Steven Tolleson , Kevin Melillo (South Carolina)Attendance 75,259
The 2004 Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament was held at Hoover Metropolitan Stadium in Hoover, AL from May 26 through May 30. South Carolina won the tournament and earned the Southeastern Conference 's automatic bid to the 2004 NCAA Tournament .
Regular Season Results [ ]
Eastern Division
Team
W
L
Pct
GB
Seed
Georgia
19
11
.633
--
2
South Carolina
17
13
.567
2
5
Florida
17
13
.567
2
6
Vanderbilt
16
14
.533
3
7
Tennessee
14
16
.467
5
8
Kentucky
7
23
.233
12
--
Western Division
Team
W
L
Pct
GB
Seed
Arkansas
19
11
.633
--
1
LSU
18
12
.600
1
3
Ole Miss
18
12
.600
1
4
Mississippi State
13
17
.433
6
--
Auburn
12
18
.400
7
--
Alabama
10
20
.333
9
--
Tournament [ ]
First round
Second round
Semifinals
Finals
6
Florida
5 *
3
LSU
4*
6
Florida
0
7
Vanderbilt
3
7
Vanderbilt
6
2
Georgia
0
7
Vanderbilt
6 *
-
6
Florida
5*
-
3
LSU
0
2
Georgia
1
2
Georgia
0
6
Florida
7
7
Vanderbilt
2
5
South Carolina
3
5
South Carolina
7 *
4
Ole Miss
6*
5
South Carolina
5
8
Tennessee
1
8
Tennessee
8 *
1
Arkansas
6*
5
South Carolina
3
-
1
Arkansas
2
-
4
Ole Miss
3
1
Arkansas
4
1
Arkansas
4
8
Tennessee
1
All-Tournament Team [ ]
Position
Player
School
1B
C.J. Smith
Florida
2B
Vanderbilt
3B
Florida
SS
Ryan Klosterman
Vanderbilt
C
Vanderbilt
OF
Arkansas
OF
Tennessee
OF
South Carolina
OF
South Carolina
DH
Vanderbilt
P
Jeremy Sowers
Vanderbilt
P
Florida
Co-MVP
Steven Tolleson
South Carolina
Co-MVP
Kevin Melillo
South Carolina
See also [ ]
References [ ]
Categories :
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