Bob Todd

Biographical Information[edit]

Bob Todd was a college coach, winning over 1,000 games.

Todd was assistant coach at Ritenour High School (1971-1973) and Missouri from 1974-1983 then was head coach of Kent State University (1984-1987) and Ohio State University (1988-2010). He was Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year in 1989, 1994, 1999, 2001 and 2009, the first five-time winner. He coached future major leaguers Jeff Tabaka, Chris George, Bill Wertz, Mike Durant, Scott Klingenbeck, Nick Swisher, Josh Newman and Scott Lewis. He was 1,021-553-2 overall and was inducted into the American Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. He coached for Team USA in the 1994 Baseball World Cup.

Year	School	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1984	Kent State University	24-20	11-14
1985	Kent State University	27-27	16-14
1986	Kent State University	42-15	21-11
1987	Kent State University	31-20	17-15
1988	Ohio State University	32-28	16-12
1989	Ohio State University	34-27	16-12
1990	Ohio State University	52-13	20-8
1991	Ohio State University	52-13	20-8	CWS Regionals
1992	Ohio State University	44-19	19-9	CWS Regionals
1993	Ohio State University	44-19	19-9	CWS Regionals
1994	Ohio State University	49-9	25-2	CWS Regionals
1995	Ohio State University	40-23	18-10	CWS Regionals
1996	Ohio State University	36-20	15-13
1997	Ohio State University	42-18	18-10	CWS Regionals
1998	Ohio State University	37-16	18-9
1999	Ohio State University	50-14	25-3	CWS Regionals / CWS Super Regionals
2000	Ohio State University	37-23	15-13
2001	Ohio State University	43-18	20-7	CWS Regionals
2002	Ohio State University	38-20-1	18-11	CWS Regionals
2003	Ohio State University	44-21	20-12	CWS Regionals / CWS Super Regionals
2004	Ohio State University	36-25	19-12
2005	Ohio State University	40-20	17-12	CWS Regionals
2006	Ohio State University	37-21	19-12
2007	Ohio State University	38-24	15-15	CWS Regionals
2008	Ohio State University	30-26	15-15
2009	Ohio State University	42-19	18-6	CWS Regionals
2010	Ohio State University	28-23	11-13