Which school has the most players in the MLB Playoffs?

One hundred and eighty-five former NCAA baseball student-athletes appear on the 40-man MLB postseason rosters across the 10 teams that made the playoffs.

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The players collectively represent 107 different schools, ranging from DI to DIII. Eighteen schools have at least three former players who appear on a postseason roster, led by Arizona State and Virginia with seven apiece. The SEC leads all conferences with 39 former student-athletes.

Roster breakdown:

185: Number of former NCAA baseball student-athletes who are on an MLB postseason roster.

107: Number of NCAA institutions represented in the MLB Playoffs.

39: Number of former SEC student-athletes in the MLB Playoffs, the most of any conference.

24: Number of Boston Red Sox players who attended an NCAA institution, the most of any team in the MLB Playoffs.

22: Number of Division I conferences represented.

9: Number of former Division II student-athletes whose teams made the MLB Playoffs.

7: Number of former student-athletes from Arizona State and Virginia in the MLB Playoffs, which is tied for the most from any school.

3: Number of former Division III student-athletes whose teams made the MLB Playoffs.

1: Number of players appearing in the MLB Playoffs who attended a university in the Southland Conference – Yankees pitcher Caleb Smith, Sam Houston State – which is the fewest of any DI conference.

The usual suspects:

Arizona State (7): Brady Rodgers (Astros), Jake Barrett (Diamondbacks), Austin Barnes (Dodgers), Andre Ethier (Dodgers), Jason Kipnis (Indians), Deven Marrero (Red Sox), Dustin Pedroia (Red Sox)

Virginia (7): Derek Fisher (Astros), Chris Taylor (Dodgers), Kyle Crockett (Indians), Brandon Guyer (Indians), Sean Doolittle (Nationals), Ryan Zimmerman (Nationals), Mark Reynolds (Rockies)

Connecticut (5): George Springer (Astros), Nick Ahmed (Diamondbacks), Matt Barnes (Red Sox), Rajai Davis (Red Sox), Scott Oberg (Rockies)

LSU (5): Alex Bregman (Astros), Will Harris (Astros), Nick Goody (Indians), Andrew Stevenson (Nationals), DJ LeMahieu (Rockies)

Rice (5): Tony Cingrani (Dodgers), Anthony Rendon (Nationals), Brock Holt (Red Sox), JT Chargois (Twins), Tyler Suffey (Twins)

UCLA (5): Chase Utley (Dodgers), Trevor Bauer (Indians), Adam Plutko (Indians), Matt Grace (Nationals), Pat Valaika (Rockies)

2017 All-Star selections:

Aaron Judge, Yankees – Fresno State

George Springer, Astros – Connecticut

Dallas Keuchel, Astros – Arkansas

Corey Kluber, Indians – Stetson

Chris Sale, Red Sox – Florida Gulf Coast

Andrew Miller, Indians – North Carolina

Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals – Virginia

Daniel Murphy, Nationals – Jacksonville

Charlie Blackmon, Rockies – Georgia Tech

Paul Goldschmidt, Astros – Texas State

DJ LeMahieu, Rockies – LSU

Jake Lamb, Diamondbacks – Washington

Max Scherzer, Nationals – Missouri

Stephen Strasburg, Nationals – San Diego State

Pat Neshek, Rockies – Butler

Chris Devenski, Astros – Cal State Fullerton

Brandon Kintzler, Nationals – Dixie State (DII)

Alex Wood, Dodgers – Georgia

Justin Turner, Dodgers – Cal State Fullerton

Below is a breakdown of former NCAA baseball players in the MLB playoffs by conference:

Below is a breakdown of former NCAA baseball players in the MLB playoffs by school: