Baseball
WATCH: The 16 Outs That Led OSU and Others to The Super Regionals
So … this is awesome. The Super Regionals are set for this weekend, and here are your 16 teams that will contend to get to Omaha the following week. Here’s the breakdown of national seeding from the regionals.
No. 1 seeds (Florida, Florida State, LSU, TCU, A&M, Louisville, South Carolina, Miami, Texas Tech, Mississippi State)
No. 2 seeds (Oklahoma State, Coastal Carolina, Arizona and UCSB)
No. 3 seeds (East Carolina and Boston College)
The matchups are as you see them below. Florida plays Florida State. Coastal Carolina plays LSU and so on. TCU vs. A&M will be tasty I’m sure. No bad blood there at all!
T H E
S U P E R
S I X T E E N #RoadToOmaha pic.twitter.com/ndKmiIwXtk— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 8, 2016
Anyway, that’s not the cool part. The cool part is this video the NCAA put together of the 16 outs that led to regional wins and teams moving on to the Supers. Here’s a look at all 16 of them including OSU’s stunner at Clemson.
It’s pretty easy to spot the teams that never move on (Boston College) and the ones that move on every year (Florida) by their celebration (or lack thereof). My favorite is Coastal Carolina which was an amazing way to end a game. The funniest was UCSB. Not sure they knew what they’d done there in the dugout.
The 16 outs that will forever be remembered as… SUPER! #RoadToOmahahttps://t.co/6332JRXFS4
— NCAA Baseball (@NCAACWS) June 8, 2016
-
Football4 days agoFive Things Eric Morris Said After the First Practice of Fall Camp
-
Football4 days agoEric Morris Identifies Three Ongoing Position Battles After First Pratice of Fall Camp
-
Football3 days ago30 Pages of Notes and Late-Night Shakes: Eric Morris Opens Up on Some of His Processes
-
Football3 days agoNext Man Up: Eric Morris Weighs In on Backup QB, RB Competitions
