Baseball regional predictions?
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April 27, 2010
Mark Etheridge
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Austin Regional
Host: Texas {1}
1. Texas (Big XII Automatic) 34-7 #4
4. Southeast Missouri State (OVC Automatic) 25-14 #106
2. Alabama (SEC at large) 25-15 #17
3. Michigan (Big 10 Automatic) 25-14 #65
Fort Worth Regional
Host: TCU
1. TCU (Mt West Automatic) 30-8 #14
4. Oral Roberts (Summit Automatic) 22-15 #151
2. Rice (CUSA Automatic) 26-16 #26
3. Texas State (SLC Automatic) 24-14 #38
Gainesville Regional
Host: Florida {8}
1. Florida (SEC at large) 31-10 #12
4. Maine (Am East Automatic) 23-16 #177
2. Kansas State (Big XII at large) 27-10 #40
3. Oregon State (Pac 10 at large) 21-13 #27
Miami Regional
Host: Miami
1. Miami (ACC at large) 29-11 #9
4. Florida Gulf Coast (A-Sun Automatic) 26-13 #78
2. Cal (Pac 10 at large) 23-14 #28
3. FAU (SBC at large) 25-15 #43
Myrtle Beach Regional
Host: Coastal Carolina {4}
1. Coastal Carolina (BSC Automatic) 36-5 #1
4. Wagner (NEC Automatic) 16-19 #247
2. The Citadel (SoCon Automatic) 28-15 #31
3. Clemson (ACC at large) 25-16 #16
Atlanta Regional
Host: Georgia Tech
1. Georgia Tech (ACC Automatic) 34-7 #10
4. Central Michigan (MAC Automatic) 22-15 #121
2. Vanderbilt (SEC at large) 32-11 #15
3. Western Carolina (SoCon at large) 25-13 #35
Fayetteville Regional
Host: Arkansas {5}
1. Arkansas (SEC at large) 33-8 #6
4. Illinois State (MVC Automatic) 19-16 #109
2. Oklahoma (Big XII at large) 29-11 #25
3. Washington State (Pac 10 at large) 21-15 #54
Louisville Regional
Host: Louisville
1. Louisville (Big East at large) 32-7 #5
4. Wright State (Horizon Automatic) 19-16 #175
2. Western Kentucky (SBC at large) 30-14 #30
3. Kentucky (SEC at large) 23-17 #24
Tempe Regional
Host: Arizona State {2}
1. Arizona State (Pac 10 Automatic) 33-5 #3
4. New Mexico State (WAC Automatic) 31-12 #70
2. New Mexico (Mt West at large) 27-14 #34
3. Texas Tech (Big XII at large) 24-20 #45
Tallahassee Regional
Host: Florida State
1. Florida State (ACC at large) 31-10 #12
4. Bethune Cookman (MEAC Automatic) 26-16 #84
2. Auburn (SEC at large) 27-14 #19
3. Pitt (Big East at large) 30-10 #39
Los Angeles Regional
Host: UCLA {7}
1. UCLA (Pac 10 at large) 29-7 #8
4. Canisius (MAAC Automatic) 27-14 #176
2. Ole Miss (SEC at large) 28-13 #22
3. UC Irvine (Big West at large) 24-13 #48
Baton Rouge Regional
Host: LSU
1. LSU (SEC at large) 32-9 #11
4. Mississippi Valley State (SWAC Automatic) 19-20 #277
2. Texas A&M (Big XII at large) 22-16 #32
3. South Alabama (SBC Automatic) 28-16 #57
Charlottesville Regional
Host: Virginia {3}
1. Virginia (ACC at large) 34-9 #7
4. VCU (CAA Automatic) 22-17 #165
2. Oregon (Pac 10 at large) 27-13 #29
3. Liberty (BSC at large) 29-11 #51
Storrs Regional
Host: Connecticut
1. Connecticut (Big East Automatic) 33-7 #23
4. Columbia (Ivy Automatic) 20-18 #169
2. Stanford (Pac 10 at large) 21-13 #21
3. Boston College (ACC at large) 23-17 #46
Columbia Regional
Host: South Carolina {6}
1. South Carolina (SEC Automatic) 32-8 #18
4. Charlotte (A-10 Automatic) 29-9 #67
2. Virginia Tech (ACC at large) 28-14 #33
3. College of Charleston (SoCon at large) 30-12 #42
Tucson Regional
Host: Arizona
1. Arizona (Pac 10 at large) 28-11 #13
4. Army (Patriot Automatic) 23-13 #163
2. Cal State Fullerton (Big West Automatic) 24-13 #20
3. San Diego (WCC Automatic) 23-15 #37
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Picks are as of today's resume, not a prediction of future results
National seeds in {brackets}
# is RPI rank
records are as of Sunday's games
SuperRegional matchups are side-by-side
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Last Five In: Kentucky, Liberty, Washington State, Western Carolina, Boston College
Next Ten Out: North Carolina, Appalachian State, Rutgers, Kansas, Baylor, Southeastern Louisiana, Washington, Louisiana, UC Riverside, Middle Tennessee
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April 27, 2010
Mark Etheridge
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Austin Regional
Host: Texas {1}
1. Texas (Big XII Automatic) 34-7 #4
4. Southeast Missouri State (OVC Automatic) 25-14 #106
2. Alabama (SEC at large) 25-15 #17
3. Michigan (Big 10 Automatic) 25-14 #65
Fort Worth Regional
Host: TCU
1. TCU (Mt West Automatic) 30-8 #14
4. Oral Roberts (Summit Automatic) 22-15 #151
2. Rice (CUSA Automatic) 26-16 #26
3. Texas State (SLC Automatic) 24-14 #38
Gainesville Regional
Host: Florida {8}
1. Florida (SEC at large) 31-10 #12
4. Maine (Am East Automatic) 23-16 #177
2. Kansas State (Big XII at large) 27-10 #40
3. Oregon State (Pac 10 at large) 21-13 #27
Miami Regional
Host: Miami
1. Miami (ACC at large) 29-11 #9
4. Florida Gulf Coast (A-Sun Automatic) 26-13 #78
2. Cal (Pac 10 at large) 23-14 #28
3. FAU (SBC at large) 25-15 #43
Myrtle Beach Regional
Host: Coastal Carolina {4}
1. Coastal Carolina (BSC Automatic) 36-5 #1
4. Wagner (NEC Automatic) 16-19 #247
2. The Citadel (SoCon Automatic) 28-15 #31
3. Clemson (ACC at large) 25-16 #16
Atlanta Regional
Host: Georgia Tech
1. Georgia Tech (ACC Automatic) 34-7 #10
4. Central Michigan (MAC Automatic) 22-15 #121
2. Vanderbilt (SEC at large) 32-11 #15
3. Western Carolina (SoCon at large) 25-13 #35
Fayetteville Regional
Host: Arkansas {5}
1. Arkansas (SEC at large) 33-8 #6
4. Illinois State (MVC Automatic) 19-16 #109
2. Oklahoma (Big XII at large) 29-11 #25
3. Washington State (Pac 10 at large) 21-15 #54
Louisville Regional
Host: Louisville
1. Louisville (Big East at large) 32-7 #5
4. Wright State (Horizon Automatic) 19-16 #175
2. Western Kentucky (SBC at large) 30-14 #30
3. Kentucky (SEC at large) 23-17 #24
Tempe Regional
Host: Arizona State {2}
1. Arizona State (Pac 10 Automatic) 33-5 #3
4. New Mexico State (WAC Automatic) 31-12 #70
2. New Mexico (Mt West at large) 27-14 #34
3. Texas Tech (Big XII at large) 24-20 #45
Tallahassee Regional
Host: Florida State
1. Florida State (ACC at large) 31-10 #12
4. Bethune Cookman (MEAC Automatic) 26-16 #84
2. Auburn (SEC at large) 27-14 #19
3. Pitt (Big East at large) 30-10 #39
Los Angeles Regional
Host: UCLA {7}
1. UCLA (Pac 10 at large) 29-7 #8
4. Canisius (MAAC Automatic) 27-14 #176
2. Ole Miss (SEC at large) 28-13 #22
3. UC Irvine (Big West at large) 24-13 #48
Baton Rouge Regional
Host: LSU
1. LSU (SEC at large) 32-9 #11
4. Mississippi Valley State (SWAC Automatic) 19-20 #277
2. Texas A&M (Big XII at large) 22-16 #32
3. South Alabama (SBC Automatic) 28-16 #57
Charlottesville Regional
Host: Virginia {3}
1. Virginia (ACC at large) 34-9 #7
4. VCU (CAA Automatic) 22-17 #165
2. Oregon (Pac 10 at large) 27-13 #29
3. Liberty (BSC at large) 29-11 #51
Storrs Regional
Host: Connecticut
1. Connecticut (Big East Automatic) 33-7 #23
4. Columbia (Ivy Automatic) 20-18 #169
2. Stanford (Pac 10 at large) 21-13 #21
3. Boston College (ACC at large) 23-17 #46
Columbia Regional
Host: South Carolina {6}
1. South Carolina (SEC Automatic) 32-8 #18
4. Charlotte (A-10 Automatic) 29-9 #67
2. Virginia Tech (ACC at large) 28-14 #33
3. College of Charleston (SoCon at large) 30-12 #42
Tucson Regional
Host: Arizona
1. Arizona (Pac 10 at large) 28-11 #13
4. Army (Patriot Automatic) 23-13 #163
2. Cal State Fullerton (Big West Automatic) 24-13 #20
3. San Diego (WCC Automatic) 23-15 #37
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Picks are as of today's resume, not a prediction of future results
National seeds in {brackets}
# is RPI rank
records are as of Sunday's games
SuperRegional matchups are side-by-side
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Last Five In: Kentucky, Liberty, Washington State, Western Carolina, Boston College
Next Ten Out: North Carolina, Appalachian State, Rutgers, Kansas, Baylor, Southeastern Louisiana, Washington, Louisiana, UC Riverside, Middle Tennessee
Young and Horned
Active Member
Looks like TCU is going to have to go through #1 again.
South Texas Frog
Active Member
QUOTE(Young and Horned @ Apr 27 2010, 12:33 PM) [snapback]551286[/snapback]
Looks like TCU is going to have to go through #1 again.
Almost guaranteed to happen every season when both Texas and TCU host a regional...unless one or the other doesn't make it out.
Looks like TCU is going to have to go through #1 again.
Almost guaranteed to happen every season when both Texas and TCU host a regional...unless one or the other doesn't make it out.
South Texas Frog
Active Member
QUOTE(frog13 @ Apr 27 2010, 01:01 PM) [snapback]551293[/snapback]
We need to beat Baylor tonight.
True statement.
We need to beat Baylor tonight.
True statement.
swimmerbabe11
Active Member
my email about whats going on at TCU says about:
1) #5 Baseball vs. Baylor
Tonight at 6:30 p.m.
Class of 2011 get a free food and drink coupon at the
Junior Transitions table inside the stadium!
um, where did they get #5?? I wish that were true. Someone's mistaking us for Texas..or forgetting the 1 in front of the 5.
1) #5 Baseball vs. Baylor
Tonight at 6:30 p.m.
Class of 2011 get a free food and drink coupon at the
Junior Transitions table inside the stadium!
um, where did they get #5?? I wish that were true. Someone's mistaking us for Texas..or forgetting the 1 in front of the 5.
South Texas Frog
Active Member
QUOTE(swimmerbabe11 @ Apr 27 2010, 01:15 PM) [snapback]551301[/snapback]
my email about whats going on at TCU says about:
1) #5 Baseball vs. Baylor
Tonight at 6:30 p.m.
Class of 2011 get a free food and drink coupon at the
Junior Transitions table inside the stadium!
um, where did they get #5?? I wish that were true. Someone's mistaking us for Texas..or forgetting the 1 in front of the 5.
TCU is notorious for finding the highest ranking possible and quoting that...regardless of the credibility of the poll. Most accredited polls (Baseball America) have us at #11.
my email about whats going on at TCU says about:
1) #5 Baseball vs. Baylor
Tonight at 6:30 p.m.
Class of 2011 get a free food and drink coupon at the
Junior Transitions table inside the stadium!
um, where did they get #5?? I wish that were true. Someone's mistaking us for Texas..or forgetting the 1 in front of the 5.
TCU is notorious for finding the highest ranking possible and quoting that...regardless of the credibility of the poll. Most accredited polls (Baseball America) have us at #11.
Baylor is a bubble team, so they've got a lot of motivation coming into this week's games, too. Very important W's up for grabs.
Baseball America didn't project the entire bracket, but they did put out a stock report today. They've got the Frogs as a bubble team in terms of hosting a regional...but on the good side of that bubble.
They've also got two MWC teams (us & UNM) making the field, while just one (Rice) from CUSA. I thought moving to the MWC was going to ruin TCU baseball????
Baseball America didn't project the entire bracket, but they did put out a stock report today. They've got the Frogs as a bubble team in terms of hosting a regional...but on the good side of that bubble.
They've also got two MWC teams (us & UNM) making the field, while just one (Rice) from CUSA. I thought moving to the MWC was going to ruin TCU baseball????
swimmerbabe11
Active Member
Yeah, but I can't find any poll with us that high..and I looked.
has to be a typo.
TV on sunday's game also said our last walk-off home run was by Holladay in 2009..which is also incorrect.
sigh.
has to be a typo.
TV on sunday's game also said our last walk-off home run was by Holladay in 2009..which is also incorrect.
sigh.
Metropolis777
Full Member
That draw would be ridiculously tough. They need to do away with this whole regionally attractive matchups setup for the Super Regionals. It's time to just go to 16 national seeds where they all match up in proper order rather than putting some of the top teams against each other in the Super Regionals and allowing inferior Northern schools to slip in.
froginaustin
Active Member
QUOTE(Metropolis777 @ Apr 27 2010, 12:28 PM) [snapback]551311[/snapback]
. . . It's time to just go to 16 national seeds where they all match up in proper order rather than putting some of the top teams against each other in the Super Regionals and allowing inferior Northern schools to slip in.
That wouldn't suit the Big Ten at all.
. . . It's time to just go to 16 national seeds where they all match up in proper order rather than putting some of the top teams against each other in the Super Regionals and allowing inferior Northern schools to slip in.
That wouldn't suit the Big Ten at all.
Waccy Frog
Active Member
UT is playing outrageously well right now. Not a great draw if it goes that way. But I spoke yesterday to someone who is very influential in UT athletic circles, and he claims UT is likewise wary of TCU. He was well aware that TCU's three weekend starters are pitching great, and that's all UT would see in a Super Regional. Those three starters will give us a chance in any series.
Metropolis777
Full Member
QUOTE(froginaustin @ Apr 27 2010, 01:34 PM) [snapback]551315[/snapback]
That wouldn't suit the Big Ten at all.
I know. And it's completely ridiculous that the NCAA caters to them at all in baseball. By all projections, the only team they'll get in this year is their auto-bid which stands to be #65 Michigan right now.
That wouldn't suit the Big Ten at all.
I know. And it's completely ridiculous that the NCAA caters to them at all in baseball. By all projections, the only team they'll get in this year is their auto-bid which stands to be #65 Michigan right now.
Metropolis777
Full Member
Year in, year out, Boyd's World's ISR ratings seem to be the most indicative of how good a team is. If it were up to me, I'd be taking the top 16 from that as my 16 national seeds.
Houston Frog
New Member
QUOTE(Mclovin @ Apr 27 2010, 01:52 PM) [snapback]551333[/snapback]
The National college baseball writers association has TCU ranked #5 thats where that ranking is coming from.
http://www.sportswriters.net/ncbwa/news/2010/poll100426.html
The National college baseball writers association has TCU ranked #5 thats where that ranking is coming from.
http://www.sportswriters.net/ncbwa/news/2010/poll100426.html
QUOTE(swimmerbabe11 @ Apr 27 2010, 01:27 PM) [snapback]551309[/snapback]
TV on sunday's game also said our last walk-off home run was by Holladay in 2009..which is also incorrect.
Did they mean before Curry's on Saturday? Was there one in between Holaday's against BYU last year and Curry's against UNLV?
TV on sunday's game also said our last walk-off home run was by Holladay in 2009..which is also incorrect.
Did they mean before Curry's on Saturday? Was there one in between Holaday's against BYU last year and Curry's against UNLV?
