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@FSUSoccer is the 2023 Women’s Soccer National Champions after defeating Stanford, 5-1, to earn their fourth National Championship in program history! The Seminoles complete the 2023 season with an undefeated record.
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ABCA Hall of Fame
Class of 2024 Inductee
Jim Morris
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Jim Morris spent 41 years as a collegiate head coach, racking up over 1,700 career wins while setting multiple NCAA coaching records. The longtime University of Miami head coach set an NCAA record by taking the Hurricanes to the College World Series in each of his first six seasons in Coral Gables, and he became just the sixth coach in NCAA Div. I history to reach the 1,500-win plateau when he did so in 2016.
Morris was the head baseball coach at Miami from 1994-2018, where he led the Hurricanes to two national titles and 13 College World Series appearances over 25 seasons, the most appearances by any coach during the same time period. His Hurricanes combined for a 1,090-472-3 (.696) record, earning Morris national coach of the year honors three times and Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year honors in 2008.
Prior to his successes at Miami, Morris spent 12 seasons (1982-93) as the head baseball coach at Georgia Tech, where he guided the program to new heights. His Yellow Jackets advanced to the NCAA Tournament in each of his final nine seasons in Atlanta while claiming four ACC championships along the way. Morris left Georgia Tech as the school’s all-time leader in coaching victories in any sport with a 500-243-1 (.672) mark.
While Morris’ coaching career began as an assistant at Appalachian State, his first head coaching job came when he started the baseball program at Atlanta’s DeKalb Community College’s South campus in 1976. Morris quickly grew the program into a success, leading the Eagles to the 1977 Junior College World Series.
After four seasons at DeKalb, Morris joined the coaching staff at Florida State, serving as an assistant for two seasons under ABCA Hall of Fame head coach Mike Martin before departing for Georgia Tech.
In 2020, Morris was inducted into the National College Baseball Hall of Fame after 41 years as a collegiate head coach.