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The 2014 College Baseball season is in full swing but it is never too early to take a look at the 2014 NCAA Baseball Tournament. These are our latest look at the projections at what the tournament bracket will look like if the tournament started today. All questions and comments can be discussed in the section below the post.
| 1. Virginia * (1) 2. Old Dominion 3. USC 4. VCU * | 1. Houston * 2. Kentucky 3. Maryland 4. Sam Houston State * |
| 1. Oregon State * (8) 2. Tennessee 3. UC Santa Barbara 4. South Dakota State * | 1. Cal Poly * 2. Oregon 3. New Mexico 4. Sacramento State * |
| 1. Indiana * (5) 2. Indiana State 3. Bryant * 4. Xavier * | 1. Vanderbilt 2. Louisville 3. Nebraska 4. William & Mary * |
| 1. Florida State (4) 2. Mercer * 3. Mississippi State 4. Army * | 1. LSU 2. West Virginia 3. Pepperdine * 4. Stony Brook * |
| 1. Ole Miss (3) 2. Georgia Tech 3. Central Florida 4. Alabama State * | 1. TCU 2. UNLV * 3. Arizona State 4. Columbia * |
| 1. South Carolina (6) 2. Liberty * 3. Clemson 4. Canisius * | 1. Louisiana * 2. Alabama 3. North Carolina 4. Ball State * |
| 1. Rice (7) 2. Dallas Baptist 3. Oklahoma State * 4. Wright State * | 1. Texas 2. Washington 3. Auburn 4. SEMO * |
| 1. Florida * (2) 2. Miami, (FL) 3. High Point 4. Delaware State * | 1. Texas Tech 2. Illinois State * 3. Texas A&M 4. Western Carolina * |
| Conference | Projected Champ |
| America East | Stony Brook |
| American Athletic Conference | Houston |
| Atlantic 10 | VCU |
| ACC | Virginia |
| Atlantic Sun | Mercer |
| Big 10 | Indiana |
| Big 12 | Oklahoma State |
| Big East | Xavier |
| Big South | Liberty |
| Big West | Cal Poly |
| CAA | William & Mary |
| Conference USA | Rice |
| Horizon League | Wright State |
| Ivy League | Columbia |
| MAAC | Canisius |
| MAC | Ball State |
| MEAC | Delaware State |
| Missouri Valley | Illinois State |
| Mountain West | UNLV |
| Northeast Conference | Bryant |
| Ohio Valley Conference | SEMO |
| Pac-12 | Oregon State |
| Patriot League | Army |
| SEC | Florida |
| Southern Conference | Western Carolina |
| Southland Conference | Sam Houston State |
| SWAC | Alabama State |
| Summit League | South Dakota State |
| Sun Belt | Louisiana |
| West Coast Conference | Pepperdine |
| WAC | Sacramento State |
In: Auburn, Nebraska, Southern Cal, Texas A&M
Out: Arkansas, Arkansas State, Samford, San Diego State
16 comments
Washington not even hosting, seriously?
26th in the RPI….that isn’t hosting level right now.
So it’s all about RPI?
It’s not all about RPI, but it’s a big part, and Washington doesn’t exactly have a whole lot of other stuff on its resume.
If U-Dub finishes 2nd in Pac 12, they will host. This writer obviously knows no baseball west of the rockies.
Obviously you didn’t read the article, the teams are seeded as if the season ended on Tuesday.
No they won’t. Their RPI sucks and has no chance to get better. Washington might want to worry about beating #203 Seattle before talking about hosting anything.
I’d love to see the Gators do well at Alabama and at home against Vanderbilt and hold onto their national seed hopes, but if Miami is seriously in their regional, I don’t see them making it out of there.
The leader of the ACC, on a 19-1 run, would certainly host if the season ended today.
Agree with Mr. Fletcher. The University of Miami WITHOUT A DOUBT would host one of sixteen sub regionals, and IF THEY WIN OUT will make a solid case to be one of eight to host a super regional.
More minor, but would they really part Maryland (another ACC team) in the same bracket with UVa?
Oklahoma State took 2 of 3 from TCU, Texas Tech, and Texas (in Austin). How are they listed as a 3 seed in a top 8 regional while TCU, Tech, and Texas are all projected to host?
RPI
21 games against teams in the 100+ range. They need to quit playing a pansy schedule.
Thank goodness the buffoon who wrote this isn’t actually seeding teams. Oregon State is not an 8 seed, more like 2-3 range. Washington’s RPI will keep rising, especially after playing at OSU in a few weeks.
You must be trolling. Washington has a bunch of RPI killers left on their schedule. They have 11 games left against teams #98 and worse, with four of those opponents being worse than #200. Washington’s RPI is going nowhere. They will have to win out just to maintain #29. Get ready to travel.
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