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Published Jul 1, 2019
Year by year in the Tim Corbin era
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Chris Lee  •  VandySports
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Here is a season-by-season look at how Vanderbilt has performed under coach Tim Corbin since his arrival at VU in 2003.

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Vanderbilt under Tim Corbin
YearRecord (SEC)RPI - SOSPostCP/D1/BA/CBN/BWA

2003

27-28 (14-16)

73 - 82

None

NR/_/NR/NR/NR

2004

45-19 (16-14)

11 - 11

SR

18/_/17/17/19

2005

34-21 (13-18)

31- 36

None

NR/_/NR/NR/NR

2006

38-27 (16-14)

34 - 46

R - 2

NR/_/NR/NR/NR

2007 *+

54-13 (22-8)

3 - 19

R - 2

9 /_/ 6/ 9/ 9

2008

41-22 (15-14)

33 - 46

R - 3

NR/_/NR/27/25

2009

37-27 (12-17)

27 - 18

R - 2

25/_/NR/29/29

2010

46- 20 (16-12)

13 - 12

SR

13/_/14/14/15

2011 +

54-12 (22-8)

2 - 9

CWS - 3

3/_/ 4/ 4/ 4

2012

35-28 (16-14)

21 - 2

R - 2

25/_/NR/NR/27

2013 +

54-12 (26-3)

2 - 12

SR

9/_/ 9/ 9/ 9

2014

51-21 (17-13)

2 - 3

CWS - 1

1/_/ 1/ 1/ 1

2015

51-21 (20-10)

4 - 2

CWS - 2

2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ 2

2016

43-19 (18-12)

17 - 16

R - 4

17/22/20/23/19

2017

36-25-1 (15-13-1)

18 - 4

SR

16/19/18/15/15

2018

36-27 (16-14)

32 - 5

SR

16/18/17/16/16

2019 *+

59-12 (23-7)

1 -2

CWS -1

1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1

Key

* won Southeastern Conference regular-season title

+ won Southeastern Conference Tournament

Records are for all SEC regular-season games.

RPI and SOS totals reflect all games played that season.

"R" denotes that the team finished its season in a regional, with place noted.

"SR" means the team lost in a super regional.

"CWS" means the team made the College World Series, with finish noted.

Rankings finishes are noted as follows:

CP: Coaches' poll

D1: D1 Baseball (did not exist until 2015)

BA: Baseball America

CBN: Collegiate Baseball News

BWA: Collegiate Baseball Writer's Association

Overall 

VU is 740-354-1 (.702) in all games, and 297-206-1 (.600) in the Southeastern Conference regular season, with a 38-23 mark (.703) in the conference tournament.

Vanderbilt is 52-22 (.703) in NCAA Tournament play under Corbin.

The Commodores have made the NCAA Tournament 15 times under Corbin, advanced to super regionals nine times, and to the College World Series, four times.