Where does Ole Miss stand in midseason NCAA Baseball Tournament projections?
The 2022 college baseball season has reached its midway point and the early projections for the NCAA Baseball Tournament Field of 64 have been released.
No. 7 Ole Miss (19-9, 4-5 SEC) is getting a mixed bag from the two projections put out by D1Baseball and Baseball America on Wednesday with one still having them slotted as a National Seed and hosting a regional while the other has them hitting the road.
Coming off their 10-7 loss to Southern Mississippi in Pearl on Tuesday night, the Rebels find themselves projected to be heading north to Indiana as the 2 seed in the South Bend Regional in D1Baseball’s first projections.
Notre Dame is projected as the No. 11 National Seed with Rutgers as the 3 seed and Wright State as the 4 seed. The South Bend Regional is paired with the Coral Gables Regional and No. 6 National Seed Miami (Fla.)
Joining the Hurricanes would be Florida as the 2 seed, Georgia Southern as the 3 seed and Bethune-Cookman as the 4 seed.
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Baseball America as the Rebels feeling a little better in its initial projections, slotting them as the No. 8 National Seed and paired with No. 9 National Seed Oklahoma State and the Stillwater Regional.
Joining the Cowboys would be UCLA as the 2 seed, N.C. State as the 3 seed and Oral Roberts as the 4 seed.
Joining the Rebels in the Oxford Regional would be — do not shoot the messenge — 2 seed Southern Mississippi, 3 seed Wake Forest and 4 seed New Orleans.
There is still more than half of the SEC schedule remaining for the Rebels which resumes on Friday with Alabama (18-12, 4-5) coming to Oxford-University Stadium this weekend. The Rebels close out April with a trip to South Carolina next weekend, host Mississippi State (April 21-23) then travel to Fayetteville to take on No. 2 Arkansas (April 29-May 1).