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Has an NCAA Baseball game ever ended 27-5?

It has. 27-5 has been a NCAA Baseball final 20 times in 291,897 games. The first was Wichita State beat Western Illinois on January 1, 1990; the latest was Louisiana State beat VMI on February 18, 2024.

Where 27-5 sits among nearby NCAA Baseball scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 27-5 the 274th most common final score out of 531 that have ever occurred in NCAA Baseball. One point away, 28-5 has happened 12 times and 27-6 has happened 18 times. Nearly all of its occurrences fall between 1980 and 2009.

Every 27-5 in NCAA Baseball history

DateResultSeason
2024-02-18Louisiana State over VMI2024
2022-05-20Jackson State over Mississippi Valley State2022
2017-04-23Fresno State over Nevada2017
2006-04-28Brigham Young over Air Force2006
2006-03-04James Madison over Wagner2006
2005-05-07Georgia Southern over Appalachian State2005
2002-04-25St. Bonaventure over Canisius2002
2002-02-24North Carolina State over Coppin State2002
2000-04-25Purdue over IUPUI2000
1999-03-23Alabama over Kansas State1999
1999-03-13Nevada-Las Vegas over Brigham Young1999
1998-02-28Texas Christian over Oral Roberts1998
1997-04-30Harvard over MIT1997
1996-04-23Fairleigh Dickinson over Manhattan1996
1995-03-12Michigan over Georgia Tech1995
1994-01-01Gonzaga over Portland State1994
1993-03-08Houston over Illinois State1993
1991-04-16Iona over Columbia1991
1991-01-01Wichita State over Washburn1991
1990-01-01Wichita State over Western Illinois1990

Open the NCAA Baseball grid at 27-5