A Sea Of Red

Half the field is set:

Oklahoma
UCLA
Georgia
Florida

A quarter of them are SEC schools.

ballcoach15 wrote:Half the field is set:

Oklahoma
UCLA
Georgia
Florida

WCWS field:

Arizona State (over SC)
Florida
Florida State
Georgia
Oklahoma
Oregon
UCLA
Washington

So much for SEC dominance. The only 2 SEC teams that advanced won over other SEC teams. The other 5 in the super-regional all lost.

Conference breakdown:
PAC-12 4
SEC 2
Big 12 1
ACC 1

I believe the "home team" won every Super Regional.

ballcoach15 wrote:I believe the "home team" won every Super Regional.

That looks to be correct. Going 8-0 is beyond what you would expect from home field advantage, but of course they were all hosting because they were rated higher.

I think home team has huge advantage in Regional and Super Regional, but more in Supers


After further review, home team did win every Regional. NCAA tilted brackets to give PAC 12 an advantage in Super Regionals.

ballcoach15 wrote:I think home team has huge advantage in Regional and Super Regional, but more in Supers


After further review, home team did win every Regional. NCAA tilted brackets to give PAC 12 an advantage in Super Regionals.

ASU “Fear The Fork”

Fork you!

Of course if the SEC doesn’t perform, its NCAA bias. Ballcoach, just stop it.

California has more native D-I softball players than any other state. Arizona is third. PAC 12 keeps them close to home - not too shabby.

That is true, but break down the brackets and you will see PAC 12 got a lot of help from Committee.

Did the Committee let them have more players? More outs? Spot them runs?

ballcoach15 wrote:That is true, but break down the brackets and you will see PAC 12 got a lot of help from Committee.

The SEC got EVERY. SINGLE. TEAM. into the tourney. You yourself were PO’ed at Missouri. I think the bottom third of SEC got too much credit, and while the committee let them in, they gave PAC12 more respect at top.

Oklahoma is still the most complete team I’ve seen this year. Scary good.

If the SEC was truly as good as you say they were they schools wouldn't of had any issue with a little thing like home field advantage.

ballcoach15 wrote:That is true, but break down the brackets and you will see PAC 12 got a lot of help from Committee.

What you are basically saying is that placing every team in the SEC in the tournament was not enough, they should have also given them all home field advantage in the super regionals. Ridiculous.

Not all.

Go on.........

4 games on tap for today starting at 12:00 (1100 CT)

Oregon vs Arizona State
Oklahoma vs. Washington
Florida vs Georgia
UCLA vs Florida State

Florida vs Georgia huh???

NCAA at it again. Trying to hold the SEC down!!!

Man that felt dirty go type.

A lot of match-ups beginning with Super Regionals, raises some questions . Just one "seeding" of "one team", can tilt entire tournament. Looks as if Committee was trying to insure 1 or 2 certain teams meet in finals.


But there's one given, only Oklahoma has home field advantage now.

thepostman wrote:Florida vs Georgia huh???

NCAA at it again. Trying to hold the SEC down!!!

Man that felt dirty go type.

Oregon v ASU ? East of the Mississippi Bias!! The NCAA is trying to keep the PAC 10 down!!!

I just hope Florida wins it all.

Oregon beats ASU 11-6.

Washington beats Oklahoma 2-0

Washington over Oklahoma is a big deal. Florida looks good.

Florida beats Georgia 11-3.