Utah and Alabama claim the final two spots in the World Series.
On Stanford's side of the bracket, aside from Oklahoma, are the two SEC teams in OKC: Tennessee, who
won both the regular season and tournament championships, and Alabama, who took advantage of
a favorable seeding and some timely hitting.
Stanford's contest against Oklahoma has been announced for 11:30am PT on ESPN on Thursday.
Stanford and Oklahoma will be Game 2 out of 4 in the opening round, following the all SEC matchup
of Tennessee and Alabama.
An aside which underscores how important seeding/matchups are: Stanford are the only road team to advance out of Super Regionals, and one of only two non top 8 seeds (Utah advancing in part thanks to UCLA's historic collapse) to make the World Series.
On Stanford's side of the bracket, aside from Oklahoma, are the two SEC teams in OKC: Tennessee, who
won both the regular season and tournament championships, and Alabama, who took advantage of
a favorable seeding and some timely hitting.
Stanford's contest against Oklahoma has been announced for 11:30am PT on ESPN on Thursday.
Stanford and Oklahoma will be Game 2 out of 4 in the opening round, following the all SEC matchup
of Tennessee and Alabama.
(05-28-2023, 01:33 PM)cardfan77 Wrote: Hoping for a Utah and Northwestern wins.
If both Utah and Northwestern win, that’s 3 teams from Pac12, 2 from Big12, 1 from ACC, 1 from Big10 and only 1 from the mighty (cough) SEC
An aside which underscores how important seeding/matchups are: Stanford are the only road team to advance out of Super Regionals, and one of only two non top 8 seeds (Utah advancing in part thanks to UCLA's historic collapse) to make the World Series.