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NCAA baseball national title droughts

32 current Division I schools have won the NCAA baseball title since the first tournament in 1947. Of those, Holy Cross has waited longest for another: its last title came in 1952, 74 years ago. The most recent champion is Oklahoma, in 2026.

NCAA champions by the year of their last title
#TeamLast titleTitlesHow long ago
1Holy Cross1952174 years ago
2Missouri1954172 years ago
3Wake Forest1955171 years ago
4California1957269 years ago
5Oklahoma State1959167 years ago
6Michigan1962264 years ago
7Minnesota1964362 years ago
8Ohio State1966160 years ago
9Arizona State1981545 years ago
10Stanford1988238 years ago
11Wichita State1989137 years ago
12Georgia1990136 years ago
13Pepperdine1992134 years ago
14USC19981228 years ago
15Miami2001425 years ago
16Rice2003123 years ago
17Cal State Fullerton2004422 years ago
18Texas2005621 years ago
19Fresno State2008118 years ago
20South Carolina2011215 years ago
21Arizona2012414 years ago
22UCLA2013113 years ago
23Virginia2015111 years ago
24Coastal Carolina2016110 years ago
25Florida201719 years ago
26Oregon State201838 years ago
27Vanderbilt201927 years ago
28Mississippi State202115 years ago
29Ole Miss202214 years ago
30Tennessee202412 years ago
31LSU20258Last year
32Oklahoma20263This year

Every NCAA champion since the first tournament in 1947 that still plays in Division I. Every other Division I school is still waiting for its first title.

Common questions

Which NCAA baseball champion has waited longest for another title?

Holy Cross has waited longest of the current Division I champions: its last title came in 1952, 74 years ago.

Who won the most recent NCAA baseball title?

Oklahoma, in 2026.

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