Can we win this bracket?

Len2003

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I think there’s a chance, but some things have to fall in line. We cannot have a pitching meltdown and give up 5 runs in one inning. If someone can’t perform, they need to be lifted quickly. It would be nice if Pilk and Billingsley went longer than 4 innings.

We only need to play OSU once. Someone else needs to pitch in and beat them once for us. Samford pitched in and helped us dispose of FSU, so we need that again.

I just don’t want to go 0-2. I would still consider this season a huge success no matter what, but I don’t want to go out 0-2. I think we can win the bracket because we won our series with Ole Miss, AK, and FL. So we can obviously hang with top teams if we are playing to our potential. The question is: how will the pitching go? Also, will the pressure get to the freshmen? They’ve stepped up all year, but will this stage be too big?
 

Len2003

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I feel good about winning the first game, but anything can happen as we’ve all seen.
 

615 Guy

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We are a solid favorite to win today, my book is showing -192 up from -175 earlier this week. Vegas thinks we win easily.
 

Len2003

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Well, UNC seems to have gotten the memo about putting OSU in the loser’s bracket if the score holds. Of course, at this time of the year, all the teams are good, but I would rather be forced to beat the other two teams.
 
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