I recall a figure Doc, and to use your views lets say there are a hundred roads to Omaha. The overall numbers at the time I saw this a couple of years back was eighty-seven of those roads began and ended as national seeds.
If you told me I had a thirteen percent chance of winning the mega lottery power-ball for four hundred million I would be trilled, on the other hand if you told me I had a thirteen percent chance of beating some deadly disease, I would not be too optimistic. I guess it all depends on your view, if you view Omaha as the power-ball lottery super prize you are delighted, but if you view failure as death of another chance to become a baseball power maybe not so much. We need to keep winning, and winning we already got our thirteen percent win at South Carolina in 2000. ;o)
Baseball America projects us as the 16th seed hosting
2. Alabama
3. Baylor
4. Bryant
http://www.baseballamerica.com/colle...-of-64-awards/
now I can't remember, are the super regional matchups based strictly on seed or does geography play a role?
They rank top 8 and pair the other regionals by location
I noticed that this was the projected as of 02/13/14. Perhaps some of this will come to pass, but I doubt that it will be half right.
Remember we need to have an unreal season to be a national seed, we play in the SBC, not the SEC, Big XII, Pac 12, ACC. I do however take exception to the Big 10. I think the SBC would fare really well vs them.
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