Anthony Chiusano | NCAA.com | June 16, 2019 College World Series: Every 2019 MLB draft pick playing in Omaha MLB players reflect on returning to Omaha, CWS memories Share OMAHA, Neb. — Sixty NCAA baseball players selected in the 2019 MLB draft are in Omaha, participating in the 2019 College World Series. Vanderbilt leads the eight-team field with 13 draft selections including the highest pick, J.J. Bleday, at No. 4 overall. Bleday is one of three first-rounders left in the tournament. CWS 2019: Bracket, schedule & latest news | Printable bracket | CWS info & tickets | Shop latest gear Below is a breakdown of each school's representation in the annual 40-round first-year player draft, which was held June 3-5. All 30 MLB teams selected at least one player in the CWS field. 2019 draft picks by CWS school SCHOOL NO. OF DRAFT PICKS FIRST-ROUND PICKS Vanderbilt 13 1 Mississippi State 11 1 Louisville 8 0 Arkansas 7 0 Texas Tech 7 1 Auburn 5 0 Michigan 5 0 Florida State 4 0 *Data taken from MLB.com's Draft Tracker ARKANSAS Dominic Fletcher (OF) | Arizona Diamondbacks, CBB, No. 75 overall Isaiah Campbell (RHP) | Seattle Mariners, CBB, No. 76 overall Matt Cronin (LHP) | Washington Nationals, Round 4, No. 123 overall Jack Kenley (SS) | Detroit Tigers, Round 8, No. 232 overall Jacob Kostyschock (RHP) | Colorado Rockies, Round 8, No. 249 overall Cody Scroggins (RHP) | Boston Red Sox, Round 9, No. 287 overall Zack Plunkett (C) | Los Angeles Dodgers, Round 20, No. 611 overall Campbell, Arkansas' ace, was the second straight Razorback selected in the Competitive Balance B round. The 6-4 righty enters the College World Series with a 7-1 record and 2.30 ERA in 2019. “I was with my family at my apartment, watching with my roommates," Campbell recalled at Friday's CWS media day. "It was nerve-racking, I had some teams call me earlier and it didn’t go. But then the Mariners called and I got drafted 76th overall. I’m happy where I’m at, I know two of their pitching guys and they know how to work their pitchers.” Arkansas' Isaiah Campbell strikes out 10 in seven innings AUBURN Will Holland (SS) | Minnesota Twins, Round 5, No. 149 overall Davis Daniel (RHP) | Los Angeles Angles, Round 7, No. 211 overall Edouard Julien (2B) | Minnesota Twins, Round 18, No. 539 overall Jack Owen (LHP) | St. Louis Cardinals, Round 21, No. 635 overall Elliott Anderson (LHP) | Kansas City Royals, Round 23, No. 679 overall Owen will start Auburn's first College World Series game since 1997 on Sunday against Mississippi State. The southpaw was the fourth of five Tigers to get selected in the MLB draft. "We were all kind of pulling for each other, rooting for each other [to hear our names called]," Owen said Friday. "But at the same time, we all love Auburn and want to be here. So either way, it was just a cool experience." FLORIDA STATE Drew Mendoza (3B) | Washington Nationals, Round 3, No. 94 overall J.C. Flowers (RHP) | Pittsburgh Pirates, Round 4, No. 124 overall Drew Parrish (LHP) | Kansas City Royals, Round 8, No. 229 overall Mike Salvatore (SS) | Seattle Mariners, Round 9, No. 276 overall LOUISVILLE Logan Wyatt (1B) | San Francisco Giants, Round 2, No. 51 overall Michael McAvene (RHP) | Chicago Cubs, Round 3, No. 103 overall Tyler Fitzgerald (SS) | San Francisco Giants, Round 4, 116 overall Nick Bennett (LHP) | Milwaukee Brewers, Round 6, No. 193 overall Bryan Hoeing (RHP) | Miami Marlins, Round 7, No. 201 overall Jake Snider (OF) | Pittsburgh Pirates, Round 20, No. 604 overall Drew Campbell (OF) | Atlanta Braves, Round 23, No. 697 overall Shay Smiddy (RHP) | Tampa Bay Rays, Round 36, No. 1,088 overall 2019 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Vanderbilt wins 2019 CWS title | Final 2019 CWS bracket | Printable bracket Highlights from Vandy's win| CWS scores | Latest highlights & features Shop Vandy championship gear | Shop more CWS gear Full CWS championship history MICHIGAN Tommy Henry (LHP) | Arizona Diamondbacks, CBB, No. 74 overall Karl Kauffmann (RHP) | Colorado Rockies, CBB, No. 77 overall Jordan Brewer (OF) | Houston Astros, Round 3, No. 106 overall Jack Weisenburger (RHP) | Oakland Athletics, Round 20, No. 614 overall Jimmy Kerr (3B) | Detroit Tigers, Round 33, No. 982 overall STAFF PREDICTIONS: Here's who we picked to win the 2019 College World Series MISSISSIPPI STATE Ethan Small (LHP) | Milwaukee Brewers, Round 1, No. 28 overall Jake Mangum (OF) | New York Mets, Round 4, No. 118 overall Colby White (RHP) | Tampa Bay Rays, Round 6, No. 188 overall Trysten Barlow (LHP) | Colorado Rockies, Round 16, No. 489 overall Dustin Skelton (OF) | Miami Marlins, Round 18, No. 531 overall Jared Liebelt (RHP) | Arizona Diamondbacks, Round 20, No. 602 overall Small, the highest selection among pitchers here in Omaha, will take the mound in MSU's opener against Auburn, opposite Owen. When it came to draft day this year, the No. 28 overall pick passed on his parents' offer to go out and celebrate, opting for a more intimate gathering around a laptop stream. "Just being around people who care about me and support me. That was the biggest thing to me. Not going out to a restaurant and doing all that," Small said. "When it finally happened, it was just, you can't put it into words. Just joy and a tremendous relief of something you worked so hard for, for so long." TEXAS TECH Josh Jung (3B) | Texas Rangers, Round 1, No. 8 overall Gabe Holt (OF) | Milwaukee Brewers, Round 7, No. 223 overall Caleb Kilian (RHP) | San Francisco Giants, Round 8, No. 236 overall Taylor Floyd (RHP) | Milwaukee Brewers, Round 10, No. 313 overall John McMillon (RHP) | Detroit Tigers, Round 11, No. 322 overall Caleb Freeman (RHP) | Chicago White Sox, Round 15, No. 440 overall Cameron Warren (1B) | Cincinnati Reds, Round 22, No. 654 overall Jung, a San Antonio native, has deep Texas roots. Both of his parents attended the University of Texas, meaning he "bled [Texas] orange" most of his life. Trading in the burnt orange for Red Raiders black and red, he's hit .348 with 32 homers in three seasons. Now he's prepared to begin his professional career with another Lone Star State team. "It's pretty special, I'd say, being able to stay in Texas," Jung said Friday. Jung is a Yankees fan, but he said he rooted for the Rangers along the way as he followed his favorite player's career as a kid: Alex Rodriguez. Watch all 7 homers from Texas Tech's wild win over Oklahoma St. VANDERBILT J.J. Bleday (OF) | Miami Marlins, Round 1, No. 4 overall Drake Fellows (RHP) | San Diego Padres, Round 6, No. 173 overall Philip Clarke (C) | Toronto Blue Jays, Round 9, No. 267 overall Ethan Paul (SS) | Pittsburgh Pirates, Round 9, No. 274 overall Stephen Scott (OF) | Boston Red Sox, Round 10, No. 317 overall Zach King (LHP) | Miami Marlins, Round 13, No. 381 overall Jackson Gillis (LHP) | Milwaukee Brewers, Round 13, No. 403 overall Joe Gobillot (LHP) | Tampa Bay Rays, Round 16, No. 488 overall A.J. Franklin (LHP) | Kansas City Royals, Round 17, No. 499 overall Patrick Raby (RHP) | Cincinnati Reds, Round 17, No. 504 overall Pat DeMarco (OF) | New York Yankees, Round 17, No. 525 overall Ty Duvall (C) | Oakland Athletics, Round 25, No. 764 overall Julian Infante (1B) | Miami Marlins, Round 36, No. 1,071 overall No. 1 overall pick Adley Rutschman is also in Omaha this weekend, though his Oregon Beavers aren't here to defend their national title. Rutschman was named Golden Spikes Award and Dick Howser Award winner to close out his standout junior season. “Crazy couple of days. The craziest being about 10 minutes before Baltimore was on the clock and starting to get the whirlwind of calls. About two minutes before they called my name I finally kind of knew. It was fun," Rutschman told NCAA.com after receiving the Dick Howser Award on Saturday. “Just enjoy it, because it only happens once. Enjoy the memories and be in the moment.” How Zach Morris kept his cool in the heart of danger, on short rest, to keep Arkansas baseball alive Arkansas forces elimination game against Ole Miss. READ MORE What Father's Day means to these proud dads at the Men's College World Series Father's Day and the Men's College World Series share a calendar date every year. With that comes heart-warming stories of young men fulfilling a lifelong dream shared with their father. 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