Tim Corbin, the winningest coach in Vanderbilt University history, led the Commodores to their second national championship in 2019, setting a record of 59 wins in a season. He earned ABCA and Collegiate Baseball's Coach of the Year awards for his efforts. With a 753-359-1 record at Vanderbilt, Corbin holds the school's highest win tally and winning percentage. He's a three-time SEC Coach of the Year and has garnered multiple national coaching honors, including three ABCA National Coach of the Year awards. Under his guidance, Vanderbilt has won two national championships and made 15 NCAA Tournament appearances. Corbin's coaching success extends beyond Vanderbilt, as evidenced by his management of the USA Baseball National Team in 2006, which won a gold medal with a 28-2-1 record. Before Vanderbilt, Corbin was an assistant coach for nine seasons at Clemson University and head coach at Presbyterian College for six seasons. Corbin's dedication to baseball is further evident through his Lifetime ABCA membership, including serving as its President in 2013.