Yep the ‘random’ team to win the title will now be lower level SEC or similar. No longer will it be Fresno State or Coastal Carolina (esp with Lemonis).
Either way they’ve done a hell of a job, ran through Tech, Kansas, Bama, Georgia.
If it’s not them it’s Georgia who is probably beating UNC too. Perhaps OU was always good and just got beat up early.
I don’t doubt it. They are getting maximum effort from freshmen pitchers too. It’s all coming together at the right time.
Coastal was in the Championship Series last year and Murray was in the CWS.
I don’t think so, as more years of this system drag on. We’re already seeing 50% of the CWS be SEC teams consistently.
No one told you anything you arrogant douche.
Please explain this logic to me
We’ve been seeing that for years. Do tou ever use the internet besides posting on this board?
I don’t disagree that we will see some runs. But the percentages are down that a lesser money team wins it.
But that’s always been true. In the last 70 years, the only non big conference teams to win it are Coastal, Fresno, Fullerton, Pepperdine, Wichita St and Rice. And only Fresno and Pepperdine can really be called one hit wonders. The other schools had top notch coaches and multiple good seasons.
Eh, Oklahoma making the championship has moved my season grade from b to b-
I don't even think this is a hot take, but I think if the 2020 season would have played out that MSU team could/maybe should have been better postseason that they were in 2021.
It could be but too many SEC teams treat the tournament in Hoover like a glorified practice. They are trying new lineups and setting up pitching for the regionals. I go to Hoover every year and while it’s fun as heck, the intensity just isn’t there for most of the teams.
Oh it is nothing more than a glorified exhibition. But the field of teams is as strong or stronger than the CWS.
