2002 CWS Super Regionals

The field of 64 teams in the 2002 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship is broken down into 16 4-team Regionals, played at the home site of the #1 seed. The top team in each bracket advanced to the Super Regionals, a best of three series, played between June 7 and June 9. The eight winners of the Super Regionals advance to the 2002 College World Series.

Tallahassee Super Regional

The Tallahassee Super Regional features the #1 seed from the Tallahassee Regional - Florida State University vs. the #2 seed from the South Bend Regional - University of Notre Dame.

Super Regional Champion

Florida State	vs.	Notre Dame

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	University of Notre Dame	10-4	Florida State University
Game 2	Florida State University	12-5	University of Notre Dame
Game 3	University of Notre Dame	3-1	Florida State University	Notre Dame advances to College World Series

Stanford Super Regional

The Stanford Super Regional features the #1 seed from the Los Angeles Regional - University of Southern California vs. the #1 seed from the Stanford Regional - Stanford University.

Super Regional Champion

USC	vs.	Stanford

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	Stanford University	4-2	University of Southern California
Game 2	Stanford University	5-3	University of Southern California	Stanford advances to College World Series

Austin Super Regional

The Austin Super Regional features the #1 seed from the Austin Regional - University of Texas vs. the #1 seed from the Tempe Regional - University of Houston.

Super Regional Champion

Texas	vs.	Houston

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	University of Houston	2-0	University of Texas
Game 2	University of Texas	17-2	University of Houston
Game 3	University of Texas	5-2	University of Houston	Texas advances to College World Series

Houston Super Regional

The Houston Super Regional features the #1 seed from the Baton Rouge Regional - Louisiana State University vs. the #1 seed from the Houston Regional - Rice University.

Super Regional Champion

LSU	vs.	Rice

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	Rice University	6-0	Louisiana State University
Game 2	Rice University	3-0	Louisiana State University	Rice advances to College World Series

Clemson Super Regional

The Clemson Super Regional features the #3 seed from the Wichita Regional - University of Arkansas vs. the #1 seed from the Clemson Regional - Clemson University.

Super Regional Champion

Arkansas	vs.	Clemson

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	University of Arkansas	9-6	Clemson University
Game 2	Clemson University	8-7	University of Arkansas
Game 3	Clemson University	7-4	University of Arkansas	Clemson advances to College World Series

Lincoln Super Regional

The Lincoln Super Regional features the #2 seed from the Winston-Salem Regional - University of Richmond vs. the #1 seed from the Lincoln Regional - University of Nebraska.

Super Regional Champion

Richmond	vs.	Nebraska

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	University of Nebraska	2-0	University of Richmond
Game 2	University of Richmond	6-2	University of Nebraska
Game 3	University of Nebraska	11-6	University of Richmond	Nebraska advances to College World Series

Columbia Super Regional

The Columbia Super Regional features the #3 seed from the Gainesville Regional - University of Miami vs. the #1 seed from the Columbia Regional - University of South Carolina.

Super Regional Champion

Miami	vs.	South Carolina

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	University of South Carolina	10-7	University of Miami
Game 2	University of Miami	5-2	University of South Carolina
Game 3	University of South Carolina	6-4	University of Miami	South Carolina advances to College World Series

Atlanta Super Regional

The Atlanta Super Regional features the #1 seed from the Atlanta Regional - Georgia Tech vs. the #3 seed from the Tuscaloosa Regional - Florida Atlantic University.

Super Regional Champion

Georgia Tech	vs.	Florida Atlantic

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	Georgia Tech	14-3	Florida Atlantic University
Game 2	Georgia Tech	11-5	Florida Atlantic University	Georgia Tech advances to College World Series