Georgia Tech Men's Baseball

Hall owns the remarkable distinction of having every single team finish .500 or better each year. Halls tenure at Georgia Tech has been his most successful, as he is the all-time winningest baseball coach in program history with 961 victories on The Flats. Hall has led Tech to the NCAA Championship Tournament on 20 occasions and guided the Yellow Jackets to the NCAA College World Series in 1994, 2002 and 2006 -- the programs only three berths. Hall became Georgia Techs winningest coach in 2005 with his 505th win (surpassing Jim Morris), and his Tech teams have posted an overall record of 961-477-1 in his 23 years at the helm of the Yellow Jackets program. His 29-year head coaching record, which includes six seasons at Kent State, stands at 1,169-594-1.  Over his 23 years in the dugout at Tech, Halls Yellow Jackets have won close to 60 percent of their Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season games. The 2017 season represents his 24th on The Flats and his 30th overall as a collegiate head coach. He ranks 28th all-time among all NCAA Division I baseball coaches with 1,169 career wins as a head coach. He also stands ninth among active coaches in number of victories (1,169) and 10th in career winning percentage (.663). During a collegiate coaching career that spans 39 years (as a graduate assistant, an assistant and a head coach), Hall has been part of 1,606 victories and seven trips to the College World Series. Position: Head Coach Alma Mater: Miami (Ohio), 1977 Year at Tech: 24th THE DANNY HALL FILE From a pair of conference titles and NCAA Regional appearances as a player, through six Big Ten championships and four College World Series teams as an assistant coach, to two conference titles and a pair of NCAA Regionals as a head coach at Kent State, Hall was well-prepared for the task that faced him when he took over the reins at Georgia Tech in December 1993. In his six years as the head coach at Kent State (1988-93), he guided the Golden Flashes to Mid-American Conference championships and bids to the NCAA Regionals in each of his last two seasons, compiling an 86-28 record during that time. He forged a 208-117 (.640) record in his six years at Kent State, twice winning Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year honors. He also won more games than any other MAC school from 1989-93. He had 18 Kent State players drafted by major league organizations. Before his first head-coaching position, Hall served as an assistant coach at the University of Michigan, where the Wolverines won the Big Ten six times, participated in seven NCAA Regionals and four College World Series. During his tenure, Hall coached future major leaguers Jim Abbott, Scott Kamieniecki, Barry Larkin, Hal Morris, Chris Sabo and Gary Wayne. Larkin was inducted into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame in 2012, becoming the first of what could be many of Danny Halls former players to be enshrined. 11/15/2016 Georgia Tech Baseball Signs Another Top-25 Class Georgia Tech baseball head coach Danny Hall announced Tuesday the signing of 13 student-athletes ...