of the tournament. Tulane was the only #3 seed to register wins in the first two rounds of the tournament. 9 of the 16 #1 seeds registered wins in the first two rounds of the tournament. Super regionals Six of the eight national seeds advanced to the College World Series. Only #3 seed Arizona State and #5 seed Cal State Fullerton were unable to make it past super regionals. Fresno State became the first team in the history of the NCAA tournament to make it to the College World Series as a #4 regional seed. CWS records tied or broken Most runs scored in an inning: 11 (tied)(Stanford, 9th inning, Game 1 against Florida State) Most runners left on base in a nine-inning game: 17 (tied) (Florida State, Game 5 against Miami) Most doubles hit by a player: 3 (tied) by Rich Poythress Georgia against Stanford, Game 11. Most losses by a team who won the College World Series: 31 (Fresno State) Lowest seed to win the College World Series: #4 regional seed, #89 RPI (Fresno State) Television/radio/online coverage Regionals During the regionals, ESPNU showed games from Coral Gables (Karl Ravech and Barry Larkin) and Fullerton (Kyle Peterson), with Mike Gleason and Will Kimmey in the Charlotte ESPNU studios. CBS College Sports Network was not originally scheduled to show any games, as in years past. However, it aired Nebraska's Friday and Saturday games through a simulcast with Nebraska Educational Telecommunications. The Baton Rouge regional was shown regionally on Cox Sports Television, the Athens regional on Comcast Sports Southeast/Charter Sports Southeast, and the final two days of the Tallahassee regional aired on Sun Sports. Super regionals All super-regional games were shown on ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU on television and ESPN360 through online streaming video. Announcers included Karl Ravech, Pam Ward, Dave Ryan, Brian Jordan, Robin Ventura, and Kyle Peterson. Mike Gleason and Will Kimmey made up the studio team (in Bristol, Connecticut) for both regional and super-regional rounds. College World Series All College World Series games were shown on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, or ESPN Classic on television and ESPN360 through online streaming video. Westwood One broadcast all CWS championship series games on radio. Participating institutions were allowed local broadcast rights in the earlier rounds, and games were also available on XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio. References External links Schedule, results, and game times at ESPN NCAA Division I Baseball