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LAFAYETTE, LA
1. Louisiana* (5)
4. Stony Brook*
2. Oklahoma State*
3. Arkansas
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1. LSU
4. SE Missouri State*
2. Oregon
3. West Virginia
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Our Omaha bracket:
Virginia
S. Carolina
Louisiana
Ole MIss
Sweet.
EDIT: WAIT.... Indiana and Ole Miss are national seeds? Also... quite a tumble for Cal Poly.
What are these guys smoking?
This would be one tough regional.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunDreDog
I think we were the #6 seed last week there.
Arkansas as a #3 would be extremely tough. I have watched them several times this year - they can seriously pitch
Agreed. I don't understand that… Oregon isn't as strong as OKst. and in fact has looked really bad lately (not tourney worth IMO), WVU isn't as strong as Arkansas (certainly not as deep on the mound anyway) and although I have not seen Stony Brook or SE Missouri State play, I'd like to think with all the past success Stony Brook has had, and their leading the conference that they would be a tougher 4 seed. So tell me, besides the home field advantage for Supers if we were to advance out of regionals, why would LSU get a much easier regional as a lower seed? I know none of this matters because these are just projections and don't mean this is what the field will look like, but if this were to be the draw, I would be very upset.
Man, i hope the Lafayette Leopards win their conference and get put in our region...that would make certain announcers head's spin!
Just maybe that would be the trick to get the network to separate Louisiana and Lafayette. One can only hope.Quote:
Originally Posted by lxa656
No, they would just call them the Louisiana leopardsQuote:
Originally Posted by HoustonCajun
Since it doesn't look like they will win their conference, why don't we invite them here to open their season next Mardi Gras?Quote:
Originally Posted by lxa656