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Has an NCAA Baseball game ever ended 28-2?

It has. 28-2 has been a NCAA Baseball final 21 times in 291,897 games. The first was Eastern Illinois beat Northern Iowa on January 1, 1988; the latest was Duke beat Appalachian State on March 5, 2024.

Where 28-2 sits among nearby NCAA Baseball scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 28-2 the 269th most common final score out of 531 that have ever occurred in NCAA Baseball. One point away, 29-2 has happened 7 times and 28-3 has happened 17 times.

Every 28-2 in NCAA Baseball history

DateResultSeason
2024-03-05Duke over Appalachian State2024
2023-03-18West Virginia over North Carolina-Greensboro2023
2022-04-09Long Beach State over Cal Poly2022
2022-04-02Texas Tech over Kansas2022
2022-03-15Texas Tech over New Mexico2022
2020-03-03Tennessee over Longwood2020
2018-03-31Quinnipiac over St. Peter's2018
2012-02-26Illinois State over Tennessee Tech2012
2010-03-24Missouri over Arkansas-Pine Bluff2010
2010-03-14North Carolina A&T over North Carolina Central2010
2009-02-27New Mexico State over Chicago State2009
2007-02-18Arkansas over Wisconsin-Milwaukee2007
2003-03-29Savannah State over Maryland-Eastern Shore2003
2002-05-11Charleston Southern over High Point2002
2001-03-10Oklahoma State over Princeton2001
1999-03-31Maryland over Coppin State1999
1997-05-10Alabama over Louisiana State1997
1995-04-23Cal State Northridge over Cal Poly1995
1989-01-01Wichita State over New Mexico1989
1988-01-01Manhattan over Old Westbury1988
1988-01-01Eastern Illinois over Northern Iowa1988

Open the NCAA Baseball grid at 28-2