Jack Stallings

Jack Thomas Stallings

• Bats Left, Throws Right
• Height 5' 9", Weight 165 lb.
• School Wake Forest University

• Born April 8, 1931 in Durham, NC USA
• Died June 20, 2018 in Tallahassee, FL USA

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Biographical Information

Jack Stallings was a college coach.

Stallings roomed with golfer Arnold Palmer at Wake Forest. Jack was second baseman for Wake Forest when they represented the USA in the 1951 Pan American Games and won the Silver Medal. He played in the Boston Red Sox chain in 1953-1954, hitting .271 and peaking at the B level. He won over 1,200 games as a college coach. He was the head coach at Wake Forest University from 1960 to 1968, Florida State University from 1969 to 1974, and Georgia Southern University from 1976 to 1999. Stallings took the Seminoles to the College World Series in 1970 (losing in the final) and the Eagles in 1990 (8th place). He managed Team USA in the 1970 Amateur World Series (Silver Medal), 1973, the 1979 Intercontinental Cup (Bronze) and the 1979 Pan American Games and coached for them in the 1973 FEMBA Amateur World Series and 1984 Olympics.

Year-by-Year Coaching Record

Year	School	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1960	Wake Forest University	14-7	7-7
1961	Wake Forest University	23-7	9-5
1962	Wake Forest University	20-11	10-5	CWS District Tournaments
1963	Wake Forest University	28-11	11-3	CWS District Tournaments
1964	Wake Forest University	23-7	9-4
1965	Wake Forest University	14-15	7-7
1966	Wake Forest University	12-12	7-7
1967	Wake Forest University	8-15-1	4-8-1
1968	Wake Forest University	10-24-1	5-15-1
1969	Florida State University	39-12-1
1970	Florida State University	49-9-1		CWS District Tournaments / CWS
1971	Florida State University	41-16
1972	Florida State University	45-23		CWS District Tournaments
1973	Florida State University	38-21
1974	Florida State University	37-25
1976	Georgia Southern College	36-18
1977	Georgia Southern College	35-28-1
1978	Georgia Southern College	35-15
1979	Georgia Southern College	46-15		CWS Regionals
1980	Georgia Southern College	38-21-1		CWS Regionals
1981	Georgia Southern College	41-22-1	9-0
1982	Georgia Southern College	34-33	5-5
1983	Georgia Southern College	38-24	8-3
1984	Georgia Southern College	32-37	13-4
1985	Georgia Southern College	41-23	14-3
1986	Georgia Southern College	36-23-1	12-6
1987	Georgia Southern College	33-30-1	13-5	CWS Regionals
1988	Georgia Southern College	30-27	13-4
1989	Georgia Southern College	33-27	12-6
1990	Georgia Southern College	50-19	17-1	CWS Regionals / CWS
1991	Georgia Southern University	32-27	10-8
1992	Georgia Southern University	31-27	15-6
1993	Georgia Southern University	38-21	18-5
1994	Georgia Southern University	31-25	15-7
1995	Georgia Southern University	35-24	14-10
1996	Georgia Southern University	46-14	17-3	CWS Regionals
1997	Georgia Southern University	34-26	18-6
1998	Georgia Southern University	22-30	9-15
1999	Georgia Southern University	29-29	13-15