Regionals and national seeds have been announced.


https://www.ncaa.com/brackets/print/baseball/d1/2019


Seeds:
1) UCLA
2) Vanderbilt
3) Georgia Tech
4) Georgia
5) Arkansas
6) Mississippi State
7) Louisville
8) Texas Tech
9) Oklahoma State
10) East Carolina
11) Stanford
12) Ole Miss
13) LSU
14) North Carolina
15) West Virginia
16) Oregon State

I know my Mavericks are going 2-and-the-Q but it's exciting to see UNO get there anyway. I hope they prove me wrong.

Don't know if this was intentional, but 10 of the 16 seeded teams, if they win the regional they are hosting, will play a conference mate in the super regionals.

Here's the bracket:

Big 12 regular season champions Texas Tech will be hosting a regional/super regional for the 5th time in 6 years.

If we win, we will host a super regional for the 4th time in 6 years.

Schools to make a bowl game in football, the NCAA men's basketball tournament, and the NCAA baseball tournament this school year:

AAC: Cincinnati
B1G: Michigan, Ohio State
B12: Baylor
SEC: Florida, Auburn, Mississippi State, LSU
ACC: Miami, Duke
Pac 12: Arizona State

Anybody know the winning % of host schools winning the regional? Just curious and cant find the odds.

(05-27-2019 01:24 PM)cubucks Wrote:  Anybody know the winning % of host schools winning the regional? Just curious and cant find the odds.

I think I heard 44% during the selection show but I could be wrong.

(05-27-2019 01:24 PM)cubucks Wrote:  Anybody know the winning % of host schools winning the regional? Just curious and cant find the odds.

Just under 70%, according to this article:

https://www.ncaa.com/news/baseball/artic...70-percent

Quote:We analyzed the last 10 years of the NCAA DI baseball tournament [2008 through 2017] and laid out our key findings below in a breakdown of how having home-field advantage benefits teams in the postseason.

Quote:68.8 percent of teams hosting a Regional advanced to the Super Regional round (106 of 154 teams)

Quote:66.2 percent of teams hosting a Super Regional advanced to the College World Series (51 of 77 teams)

Quote:65.2 percent of teams that had home-field advantage in both the Regional and Super Regional rounds advanced to the College World Series (45 of 69 teams)

P5PACSEC, Wedge.

Thank you!

RPI/Bids
1 SEC (10)
2 BXII (5)
3 ACC (8)
4 PAC (5)
5 AAC (3)
6 Missouri Valley (3)
7 B1G (5)
8 Mountain West (1)
9 West Coast (1)
10 Sun Belt (1)
11 CUSA (2)

17 Big East (1)

19 A10 (1)

(05-27-2019 12:26 PM)Mav Wrote:  I know my Mavericks are going 2-and-the-Q but it's exciting to see UNO get there anyway. I hope they prove me wrong.

On the Road to Omaha, the 2 teams from Omaha are in the tourney: Creighton and UNOmaha. (I doubt they'll make it to the final 8, but it's still a great accomplishment, especially for UNO who is making their 1st tourney by beating Summit League beast ORU in Tulsa.) And the Nebraska Huskers are in- all 3 Nebraska D1 teams made it.

Metro Omaha is also represented in the NAIA (Bellevue) and JUCO d1 (Iowa Western CC) World Series. Good spring for baseball in the Omaha area.