Jackson State University

• Location: Jackson, MS
• Nickname: Tigers
• Conference: Southwestern Athletic Conference
• Ballpark: The Jackson State University Baseball Stadium 2006-present

Players who went here

Jackson State University was known as Jackson College until 1956 and Jackson State College until 1974. Six former Jackson State players appeared in the major leagues during the 1990 season: Marvin Freeman, Oil Can Boyd, Wes Chamberlain, Curt Ford, Dave Clark and Howard Farmer. Deion Sanders coached football here after his baseball career ended.

Coaches

• Allen F. Smith, 1958-1960
• Walter Reed, 1966
• Robert Hill, 1967-1968, 1970
• William C. Gorden, 1971-1972
• Robert Braddy, 1973-2000
• Mark Salter, 2001-2006
• Omar Johnson, 2007-present

Assistant Coaches

• Ural Forbes, 2020-2021
• William C. Gorden, 1968
• Omar Johnson, ?-2006
• Mark Salter, 1997-2000?
• Joel Sanchez, 2019-2020
• Stanley Stubbs, 1994-1998
• Justin Thomas, 2024-2026

People who went here

• Oil Can Boyd, pitcher
• Robert Braddy, college coach
• Garth Cahill, South African national team pitcher
• Wes Chamberlain, outfielder
• Dave Clark, outfielder; manager
• Dewon Day, pitcher
• Howard Farmer, pitcher
• Mike Farmer, pitcher
• Ural Forbes, Great Britain national team catcher
• Curt Ford, outfielder
• Marvin Freeman, pitcher
• Art Gardner, outfielder
• Darwin Gregg, Curaçao national team catcher-outfielder
• Antonio Knight, college coach
• Rufus Lewis, pitcher
• Bo Magee, minor league pitcher
• Julius McDougal, minor league infielder
• Demetrius Mitchell, college coach
• Kelvin Moore, infielder
• Cecil Pettiford, minor league pitcher
• Pedro Sanabria, Ecuadorian national team player
• Earl Sanders, college coach
• Scipio Spinks, pitcher
• Stephan Vidal, minor league catcher

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Post Season
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967	14-6-1	11-4-1
1968			NAIA District Tournaments / NAIA Area Tournaments
1969
1970	24-4		NAIA District Tournaments
1971			NAIA District Tournaments
1972	24-11-1
1973	27-10	14-3	NAIA District Tournaments
1974	26-9
1975	27-13		NAIA District Tournaments / NAIA Area Tournaments
1976	29-14-1	8-8	NAIA District Tournaments / NAIA Area Tournaments
1977	42-16		SWAC / NAIA District Tournaments / NAIA Area Tournaments
1978	52-12	11-4	SWAC / NAIA District Tournaments
1979	35-13		SWAC / NAIA District Tournaments
1980	31-13	8-3	SWAC
1981	38-23-1		SWAC
1982	34-20	14-1	SWAC / CWS Regionals
1983	23-20
1984	23-33	13-5	SWAC
1985	20-33-1	10-8	SWAC
1986	34-20	16-2	SWAC / CWS Regionals
1987	28-20	16-5	SWAC
1988	24-25	15-9	SWAC
1989	33-16-1	17-1	SWAC / CWS Regionals
1990	33-16	17-1	SWAC
1991	23-20	12-4	SWAC
1992	25-26	14-9	SWAC
1993	27-18	15-3	SWAC
1994	30-26	16-7	SWAC
1995	23-26	14-4	SWAC
1996	23-20	16-2	SWAC
1997	18-17	13-5	SWAC
1998	29-20-1	22-2	SWAC
1999	33-20	20-4	SWAC
2000	26-30	17-11	SWAC / CWS Regionals
2001	29-23	18-9	SWAC
2002	23-29	15-13	SWAC
2003	20-20	18-12	SWAC
2004	29-20	19-9	SWAC
2005	24-22-1	14-9	SWAC
2006	22-17
2007	33-23	17-7	SWAC
2008	37-22	18-5	SWAC
2009	36-21	15-9	SWAC
2010	36-17	19-5	SWAC
2011	27-26	14-10	SWAC
2012	34-17	21-3	SWAC
2013	34-22	19-5	SWAC / CWS Regionals
2014	32-25	9-15	SWAC / CWS Regionals
2015	32-25	15-9	SWAC
2016	34-26	14-10	SWAC
2017	38-17-1	20-4	SWAC
2018	34-18	17-7	SWAC
2019	31-24	15-9	SWAC
2020	9-7	2-0
2021	31-8	24-0	SWAC
2022	29-27	16-14	SWAC
2023	28-24	13-17	SWAC
2024	37-21	16-12	SWAC
2025	30-21	16-12	SWAC
2026		16-14	SWAC