University of Southern California

• Location: Los Angeles, CA
• Nickname: Trojans
• Conference: Big 10 Conference 2025- ; Pacific-10 Conference 1979-2024; Pacific-8 Conference 1967-1978; California Intercollegiate Baseball Association 1927-1966; Pacific Coast Conference 1923-1924, 1926
• Ballpark: Bovard Field (until 1973); Dedeaux Field (1974-2023); Orange County Great Park 2024

College World Series Apperances: 21 1948, 1949, 1951, 1955, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1978, 1995, 1998, 2000 & 2001,

College World Series titles in 1948, 1958, 1961, 1963, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1978, and 1998

College World Series runner-up in 1960, 1995

MLB Stats of school alumni

The University of Southern California hosted the most successful collegiate baseball program in the world. No other university is close to its 12 titles in the College World Series. However, success has been much more subdued since the start of the 21st century.

Over 100 players have come to the major leagues from USC, the first being Fay Thomas. Of those, 38 are position players who have had more than 1,000 at-bats, and ten are pitchers with over 1,000 innings. The most prominent players include Jim Barr, Johnny Berardino (who went on to have an acting career after his major league career), Aaron Boone, Bret Boone, Brad Boxberger, Bill Buckner, Don Buford, Steve Busby, Jeff Cirillo, Ron Fairly, Tom House, J.P. Howell, Geoff Jenkins, Randy Johnson, Davy Jones, Jacque Jones, Steve Kemp, Ian Kennedy, Ralph Kiner, Dave Kingman, Barry Latman, Bill Lee, Johnny Lindell, Fred Lynn, Mark McGwire, Tom Seaver, Roy Smalley, Frank Sullivan, Gary Sutherland, Don Sutton and Barry Zito.

Coach Rod Dedeaux was named "Coach of the Century" by Collegiate Baseball in 1999.

Coaches

• George Wheeler, 1914, 1923
• Ralph Glaze, 1915
• Elmer "Gus" Henderson, 1920
• Sam Crawford 1924-1929
• Sam Barry 1930-1942, 1946-1950 (co-coach with Dedeaux)
• Rod Dedeaux 1942-1987
• Mike Gillespie 1988-2006
• Chad Kreuter 2007-2010
• Frank Cruz, 2011-2012
• Dan Hubbs, 2013-2019
• Jason Gill, 2020-2022
• Andy Stankiewicz, 2023-present

Assistant Coaches

• Gabe Alvarez, 2011-2021
• Jason Brown, 2012-?
• Frank Cruz, 1993-1996, 2009-2010
• Matt Curtis, 2014-?
• Morgan Ensberg, 2011
• Seth Etherton, 2023-
• Abe Flores
• Tom House, 2008-present
• Dan Hubbs, 2011-2012
• Travis Jewett, 2023-
• Marcel Lachemann, 1976-1981
• Bill Mosiello, 2007-2008
• Eric Munson, 2012
• Frank Sanchez, 1987-1996
• John Savage, 1996-2000
• Ted Silva, 2020-present
• Doyle Wilson, 2008-2011

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1892	5-0-1
1893	4-6
1894	0-1
1895
1896	0-2
1897
1898	8-3
1899	3-4
1900	0-1
1901
1902	0-6
1903	3-3
1904	1-4
1905	6-5
1906	12-4-1
1907	7-6
1908	17-2
1909	11-7
1910	4-6
1911	10-3
1912	6-9
1913	2-6
1914	8-2
1915	5-10
1916	6-5-1
1917
1918	0-1
1919	no team
1920	9-4-1
1921	9-3
1922	5-6
1923	7-11
1924	4-7
1925	9-4-1
1926	44-6-2
1927	8-15	6-6
1928	12-7	5-7
1929	15-7	8-5
1930	25-5-1	11-2
1931	24-6	14-4
1932	15-3-1	13-5
1933	11-8	3-6
1934	22-10	10-5
1935	16-12	10-5
1936	19-9	13-2
1937	16-8	10-5
1938	24-7	11-4
1939	23-7	11-4
1940	12-8	8-7
1941	12-6-1	9-6
1942	18-5-1	12-2
1943	27-7-3	10-0
1944	16-13	4-4
1945	13-15-1	3-5
1946	24-8	11-1
1947	25-12	11-4
1948	40-12-1	13-2	PCC / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1949	37-14-1	12-2	PCC / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 3rd
1950	26-19	8-7
1951	32-19	11-5	PCC / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 3rd
1952	37-12-1	11-5	PCC /
1953	25-25-1	10-6	CWS District Tournaments
1954	20-11-1	11-5	CWS District Tournaments
1955	30-10	12-3	PCC / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 7th (t)
1956	23-11	14-2	PCC
1957	19-13	12-4
1958	36-8	14-2	PCC / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1959	29-6-1	14-2	PCC
1960	40-14	12-4	CWS District Tournaments / CWS 2nd
1961	43-9-1	12-4	CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1962	33-13-1	11-5
1963	37-16-1	10-6	CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1964	40-15	17-3	CWS District Tournaments / CWS 4th
1965	30-15-1	9-11
1966	49-11-1	16-4	CWS District Tournaments / CWS 3rd
1967	38-13-2	9-6
1968	49-14-1	16-2-1	CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1969	42-12-1	13-8
1970	51-13-1	11-3	Pac-8 / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1971	54-13	17-0	Pac-8 / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1972	50-13-1	14-4	Pac-8 / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1973	51-11	14-4	Pac-8 / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1974	50-21	11-7	Pac-8 / CWS District Tournaments / CWS 1st
1975	43-14-1	12-4	Pac-8 / CWS Regionals
1976	36-28-3	15-8-1
1977	51-20	16-2	Pac-8 / CWS Regionals
1978	56-10	15-3	Pac-8 / CWS Regionals / CWS 1st
1979	34-26-1	15-15
1980	30-25-1	13-17
1981	38-25	15-15
1982	25-38	9-21
1983	33-24-1	17-13
1984	48-25	18-12	CWS Regionals
1985	24-45	5-25
1986	26-30	12-18
1987	32-28	12-18
1988	36-27-1	13-17	CWS Regionals
1989	45-25-1	16-14	CWS Regionals
1990	41-23	18-12	CWS Regionals
1991	46-18-1	23-7	CWS Regionals
1992	29-26	13-17
1993	35-29	15-15	CWS Regionals
1994	42-20	19-11	CWS Regionals
1995	49-22	21-9	Pac-10 / CWS Regionals / CWS 2nd
1996	44-17-1	24-6	Pac-10 / CWS Regionals
1997	45-20	17-13	CWS Regionals
1998	49-17	21-9	CWS Regionals / CWS 1st
1999	36-26	17-7	CWS Regionals / CWS Super Regionals
2000	44-20	16-8	CWS Regionals / CWS Super Regionals / CWS 5th (t)
2001	45-19	18-6	CWS Regionals / CWS Super Regionals / CWS 5th (t)
2002	37-24	17-7	CWS Regionals / CWS Super Regionals
2003	28-28	11-13
2004	24-32	10-14
2005	41-22	15-9	CWS Regionals / CWS Super Regionals
2006	25-33	11-13
2007	27-29	8-16
2008	28-28	11-13
2009	28-28	13-14
2010	28-32	7-20
2011	25-31	13-14
2012	23-32	8-22
2013	20-36	10-20
2014	29-24	16-14
2015	39-21	18-12	CWS Regionals
2016	28-28	15-15
2017	21-34	8-23
2018	26-28	12-18
2019	25-29-1	13-15-1
2020	10-5	0-0
2021	25-26	13-17
2022	25-28	8-22
2023	34-23-1	17-13	Pac-12
2024	31-28	17-12	Pac-12