u/StateDawg78

Have other host sites changed the color scheme of their scoreboard?

The board at Dudy Noble has been changed to the shade of blue that the NCAA logo uses. It’s quite bright and obnoxious. I was curious if this was just something we did or if the NCAA mandated it at all host sites?

u/StateDawg78 — 3 months ago

Couple questions involving host teams/Southern Miss…

As the 1 seed, USM has lost to the 4 seed in back-to-back years. Has that ever happened before? I can’t think of any.

Southern Miss has failed to advance in 5 of the 6 Regionals they’ve hosted in Hattiesburg (and it’s a real possibility it happens again this year). Does any school have as bad of or a worse host record than 1-5?

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u/StateDawg78 — 3 months ago

I wish we could have a couple Regionals play their game 1 on Thursday evenings (tonight).

A couple prime time games to get things started would be awesome, but I guess that wouldn't be fair as those teams pitching staffs would get an extra day's rest.

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u/StateDawg78 — 3 months ago

Anyone going to try and attend multiple Regionals this weekend?

There are several that are a short distance away from each other.

  • Starkville / Tuscaloosa (less than 1.5hr drive)
  • Athens / Atlanta (1.5hr drive)
  • Austin / College Station (2hr drive)
  • Tallahassee to Gainesville (2.5hr drive)
  • Tuscaloosa / Auburn (3hr drive)
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u/StateDawg78 — 3 months ago

How much is everyone paying for Regional Ticket packages?

I'm curious if all the prices are standard or if they vary between the host schools?

For the Starkville Regional, all chairback reserved seats were $150 total for the weekend package ($100 for the tickets and a required $50 donation to our booster fund raising org: The Bulldog Club).

NON-reserved seating tickets (berm or SRO) are $75 per package.

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u/StateDawg78 — 3 months ago

Teams eliminated for At-Large bid competition (5/11 Update)

Below are the teams in each multi bid league that I believe have too big of a gap to overcome to get an at-large bid to the tournament. I based this on a combination of RPI & current record versus their remaining schedule.

Note that teams that are not listed aren't teams that I'm necessarily predicting to make the tournament, but rather those that just still have a feasible shot.

Conference Eliminated Close to Elimination
SEC South Carolina, Missouri*, LSU, Vanderbilt Kentucky**
ACC Louisville, Stanford, Duke, Cal, Notre Dame, Clemson Virginia Tech, Pitt***
Big 12 Texas Tech, Arizona, Houston, Utah, Kansas State Baylor, BYU**@**
Big Ten Ohio State, Illinois, Washington, Iowa, Rutgers, Michigan State, Indiana, Minnesota, Maryland, Northwestern, Penn State Purdue
Sunbelt Appy State, ULM, Marshall, ODU, Georgia State, JMU, Georgia Southern, Arkansas State Louisiana, Troy, South Alabama
American Wichita State, Rice, Tulane, Memphis, FAU, Charlotte, South Florida East Carolina & UAB**@@**
C-USA MTSU, WKU, Kennesaw State, Sam Houston, NM State, FIU, Delaware, La. Tech Dallas Baptist**@@@**

*Not really an SEC team

**I think UK is in with 1 more league victory.

***VT should be in but 1 more conference victory would seal it. Pitt needs to win out and probably get at least 1 win in the ACC tournament.

@ Both these Big12 clubs need big RPI jumps before the selection committee meets.

@@ These 2 teams are collapsing. As of today, neither would get an at-large bid.

@@@ DBU needs RPI help. They will have to sweep JSU this weekend to have a remote shot.

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u/StateDawg78 — 3 months ago

Bad night for bubble teams

These teams are all borderline at-large selections that lost yesterday.

Michigan

UAB

East Carolina

Clemson

Kentucky

Kansas State

Dallas Baptist

Pitt

Arkansas State

Baylor

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u/StateDawg78 — 3 months ago

Below are the teams in each multi bid league that I believe have too big of a gap to overcome to get an at-large bid to the tournament. I based this on a combination of RPI & current record versus their remaining schedule.

Note that teams that are not listed aren't teams that I'm necessarily predicting to make the tournament, but rather those that just still have a feasible shot.

Conference Eliminated Close to Elimination
SEC South Carolina, Missouri*, LSU, Vanderbilt Tennessee, Kentucky**
ACC Louisville, Stanford, Duke, Cal, Notre Dame, Clemson Virginia Tech, Pitt
Big 12 Texas Tech, Arizona, Houston, Utah, Kansas State Baylor, BYU, TCU
Big Ten Ohio State, Illinois, Washington, Iowa, Rutgers, Michigan State, Indiana, Minnesota, Maryland, Northwestern, Penn State Purdue, Michigan
Sunbelt Appy State, ULM, Marshall, ODU, Georgia State, JMU, Georgia Southern Louisiana, Troy, South Alabama, Arkansas State***
American Wichita State, Rice, Tulane, Memphis, FAU, Charlotte, South Florida East Carolina & UAB****
C-USA MTSU, WKU, Kennesaw State, Sam Houston, NM State, FIU, Delaware, La. Tech Dallas Baptist

*Not really an SEC team

**Both Tennessee & UK are in as of today (34 & 35 RPI respectively) but at 11-13 in the league, each had better find a way to 14 SEC victories (including games in Hoover).

***The Sunbelt is in serious jeopardy of being just a 2 bid league for the 2nd consecutive year.

****It was a bad weekend for the American as BOTH these teams crapped the bed. UAB got swept by Rice & ECU lost 2 out of 3 to Memphis. FREAKIN MEMPHIS!

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u/StateDawg78 — 4 months ago

Below are the teams in each multi bid league that I believe have too big of a gap to overcome to get an at-large bid to the tournament. I based this on a combination of RPI & current record versus their remaining schedule.

Note that teams that are not listed aren't teams that I'm necessarily predicting to make the tournament, but rather those that just still have a feasible shot.

Conference Eliminated Close to Elimination
SEC South Carolina, Missouri*, LSU Vanderbilt
ACC Louisville, Stanford, Duke, Cal, Notre Dame, Clemson Virginia Tech, Pitt, NC State
Big 12 Texas Tech, Arizona, Houston, Utah Baylor, Kansas State, BYU
Big Ten Ohio State, Illinois, Washington, Iowa, Rutgers, Michigan State, Indiana, Minnesota, Maryland, Northwestern, Penn State Purdue, Michigan
Sunbelt Appy State, ULM, Marshall, ODU, Georgia State, JMU, Georgia Southern, South Alabama Louisiana, Troy
American Wichita State, Rice, Tulane, Memphis, FAU, Charlotte South Florida
C-USA MTSU, WKU, Kennesaw State, Sam Houston, NM State, FIU, Delaware La. Tech

*Not really an SEC team

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u/StateDawg78 — 4 months ago

39-UCLA

36-Georgia Tech, North Carolina, Jacksonville State

34-Southern Cal, Mississippi State, Georgia

33-Texas A&M, Oregon State, Kansas, Nebraska, Boston College, Cal Baptist

32-Texas, Oregon

31-Southern Miss, Liberty, Arizona State, Southeastern Missouri, Bethune-Cookman, Ole Miss

30-Auburn, Coastal Carolina, Kent State

Make that 24 teams

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u/StateDawg78 — 4 months ago