The College Baseball Blog continues our weekly countdown to the release of the 2010 NCAA Regional Brackets. The brackets are done as if the NCAA Tournament was set to begin today. We used Boyd’s World RPI which was updated through games on Wednesday. You can check out the full bracket below which is our best estimate if the tournament started today.
Tempe Regional 1. Arizona State (1) * | Fullerton Regional 1. Cal State Fullerton * |
Austin Regional 1. Texas (2) * | Fort Worth Regional 1. TCU * |
Charlottesville Regional 1. Virginia (3) * | Norwich Regional 1. Vanderbilt |
Gainesville Regional 1. Florida (4) | Coral Gables Regional 1. Miami (FL) |
Conway Regional 1. Coastal Carolina (5) * | Los Angeles Regional 1. UCLA |
Columbia Regional 1. South Carolina (6) * | Tallahassee Regional 1. Florida State |
Atlanta Regional 1. Georgia Tech (7) | Auburn Regional 1. Auburn |
Louisville Regional 1. Louisville (8) | Fayetteville Regional 1. Arkansas |
Last five in: Texas State, Oregon State, Tennessee, Boston College, Pittsburgh
First ten out: Middle Tennessee State, Elon, North Carolina, Kansas, Florida International, Western Kentucky, Southern Miss, Baylor, Georgia Southern, North Carolina State
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I think you are pretty close, but if Arizona does not win a bunch in their last two series, they might get shipped back East.
Assume you have Super Regionals matched on your board?
Yes…they are matched on the board.
Why does UCLA get paired with perhaps the toughest #2, 3, AND 4 seeds?
What do astericks mean on projections grid?
Conference winners
Is the Patriot League a conference, because Bucknell won the Patriot League, not Holy Cross. Sorry if my question is stupid. I’m new to this.
Projections are as of May 20th. The May 27th projections will take Bucknell into account.
I Think in this bracket Coastal has the harder regional. With Oregon and Alabama both have better RPIs than San Diego who is UCLA number #2 seed.
Is there no May 27 update?
http://thecollegebaseballblog.com/2010/05/27/cbb-column-2010-ncaa-regional-projections-may-27th/
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