NCAA Baseball Tournament Selection (What Liveblog?)
UPDATE: Via The College Baseball Blog, the only place online I could find the bracket. (For some reason, I expected the NCAA might have it up now that it's been announced. I know)
(3) LSU and (8) Florida get national seeds, but not Ole Miss, which surprises me a bit.
In Baton Rouge:
(1) LSU, (2) Minnesota, (3) Baylor, (4) Southern
In Gainesville:
(1) Florida, (2) Miami (FL), (3) Jacksonville, (4) Bethune-Cookman
In Oxford:
(1) Ole Miss, (2) Missouri, (3) Western Kentucky, (4) Monmouth
In Clemson:
(1) Clemson, (2) Alabama, (3) Oklahoma State, (4) Tennessee Tech
In Greenville:
(1) East Carolina, (2) South Carolina, (3) George Mason, (4) Binghampton
In Tallahassee:
(1) Florida State, (2) Georgia, (3) Ohio State, (4) Marist
In Norman:
(1) Oklahoma, (2) Arkansas, (3) Washington State, (4) Wichita State
In Louisville:
(1) Louisville, (2) Middle Tennessee, (3) Vanderbilt, (4) Indiana
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Yeah, I messed up and didn't realize it until 12:40 p.m. And the computer was off at that point.
Rhode Island didn't make it? At all?
To the SEC:
All eight teams from the conference tournament (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Vanderbilt) got in.
None of that's a surprise.
I'm having trouble getting the actual bracket online, but we'll have some analysis up in a bit. Again, apologies.
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Super Regionals
Do you know how they determine who hosts a super regional series if the teams are the same seed and neither is a national seed (i.e. a pair of 2 seeds playing each other)?
I’m hoping that my Dawgs would get to host Arkansas if the two made it out of their regions. I guess I should probably be more worried about us losing 11 of our last 13 regular season games and how we would get past FSU lol.
Tallahassee is paired with the Norman bracket
So if both FSU and Oklahoma get eliminated, it could happen. (It would almost have to be Georgia or Arkansas hosting.) It would be tough, though.
Team Speed Kills. All SEC, all the time.

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