SEC teams in Omaha
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I voted 5. I could see South Carolina knocking off Georgia if they make it out of the NC State regional, their offense is hot and they could out-slug UGA. If Condon is quiet UGA’s offense is beatable.
A&M has the easiest path of any top 8 seed.
TN is legit, gotta pick em but will be rooting for anybody they play to knock ‘em off.
LSU could stay hot, wouldn’t surprise anyone.
Us vs UPig for the 5th spot. Heart says State, head says Hogs. We had lots of chances and they’re not invincible but Baum Walker is The Dude Lite in a SR.
Maybe I’m crazy but I still don’t buy into UK…
A&M has the easiest path of any top 8 seed.
TN is legit, gotta pick em but will be rooting for anybody they play to knock ‘em off.
LSU could stay hot, wouldn’t surprise anyone.
Us vs UPig for the 5th spot. Heart says State, head says Hogs. We had lots of chances and they’re not invincible but Baum Walker is The Dude Lite in a SR.
Maybe I’m crazy but I still don’t buy into UK…
You could in theory have one side of the bracket in Omaha that is all SEC teams. There aren’t any SEC vs SEC supers this year so all five have a path to still. And four of the five are hosting.
My only rooting interest remaining is Tennessee not winning it all. They will walk to Omaha against Evansville, but I'm hopeful that there will be seven other good teams in Omaha.
Tennessee's side could be UNC, Florida State, and Virginia. If they survive that, they are very likely to get a tough team in the finals.
Now that I say that, watch it be UConn, Kansas State, and West Virginia. Oregon in the finals...
My pick before the tourney was a Tennessee vs A&M final. Still feel like that has a good chance of happening. But there are some ACC teams that can get in the mix too I think.
5 of the 16 regional hosts lost, that is 69% success rate of being chosen to host.
now looking at the Supers and who hosts... you would guess only 2 (maybe 3) super hosting teams lose their super
you would weight the top 8 national seeds higher, so here is my guess as to who makes it to Omaha
Tenn
Kentucky
Texas A&M
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Florida State
Clemson
Half the field is SEC and half is ACC
now looking at the Supers and who hosts... you would guess only 2 (maybe 3) super hosting teams lose their super
you would weight the top 8 national seeds higher, so here is my guess as to who makes it to Omaha
Tenn
Kentucky
Texas A&M
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Florida State
Clemson
Half the field is SEC and half is ACC
This was my orginial
will stick with tenn, Kentucky, Texas am, virginia, and nc state
will throw in Florida, Florida state, and UNC
It would take a pretty significant upset for it not to be an all-SEC/ACC Omaha field.
Has that ever happened?
What the hell has happened to Cali and Arizona? The places where weather doesn't have such an impact on the early season and they can't field teams.
The best west coast players are coming east to play is what I heard on a broadcast one game.
I’ve got:
Tennessee
Florida State
Virginia
North Carolina
Oregon State
NC State
Texas A&M
Clemson
Tennessee
Florida State
Virginia
North Carolina
Oregon State
NC State
Texas A&M
Clemson
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