Four to Six SEC Teams in Champ Series

#26
#26
UCLA gets Oregon in the WCWS and Oregon took two of three from UCLA this season including a 10-0 run rule. The WCWS match ups will be two SEC match ups, one PAC-12 match up, and an SEC-Big 10 match up.

This assumes LSU and UCLA advance.
 
#27
#27
LVJeff said:
UCLA gets Oregon in the WCWS and Oregon took two of three from UCLA this season including a 10-0 run rule. The WCWS match ups will be two SEC match ups, one PAC-12 match up, and an SEC-Big 10 match up.

This assumes LSU and UCLA advance.
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Auburn might be my darkhorse because they hit so well..but 4 of the WCWS teams average nearly 8 runs per game Michigan Auburn, UCLA, and Oregon
 
#28
#28
If LSU wins out and UCLA hold onto its lead all 8 top seeds will have won. That in itself is amazing and the first round games have 1-8, 2-7 3-6 and 4-5/ Do TN has to start with Florida. and the way the series is played losing that first game adds extra games to get back into the possibility of winning.
 
#29
#29
If we make it by Florida we get the winner of the Mich/Aub game. Tough row to hoe.
 
#30
#30
Looks like 5 SEC teams in, assuming lsu wins and they've got a big lead in the 5th. Three lost--but kentucky had to play another SEC team. Stout.

It's a pretty strong and even bunch of teams in the championship tourney, it would appear. The Vols will have to hit a lot better than they have over the last few weeks to advance. We have scratched out a lot of wins in low-scoring games, and are surely pressing our luck. We beat fsu with 2 runs on three hits; I very much doubt that's going to cut it from here on. The first game, as in any post-season tourney, is h-u-g-e.
 
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