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Huskers To Host Regional (28 May-1June)

Oregon
UCLA
Nebraska
from the BIG

Southern Mississippi from a non-power four

Alabama
Auburn
Georgia
Mississippi State
Texas A&M
Texas
Florida
From the SEC

Kansas
West Virginia
From Big 12

North Carolina
Florida State
Georgia Tech
From the ACC
 
Yee fricken haw. Very happy way to wake up. Kinda a bucket list item for me.

I have season tickets, but can’t be much lower on the points list. We’ll see what I get for tickets. I’ll be happy with anything, but I won’t be row 9 behind home plate.

Hope we can actually get 10k in haymarket.
 

Nebraska Cornhuskers​

  • Regional Opponents: Ole Miss, Arizona State, South Dakota State
This is another situation that has less to do with the host itself and more to do with the teams it drew. Entering Selection Monday, there were very few hosts I thought could avoid this list if they landed either Arizona State or Ole Miss. Nebraska got both.

Ole Miss and Arizona State are two of the hardest-hitting teams in the country by average exit velocity. Both launch home runs in bunches and both lineups revolve around star-level bats: Landon Hairston, a legitimate Player of the Year contender for Arizona State, and Judd Utermark alongside Tristan Bissetta for Ole Miss. Both clubs also miss bats on the mound better than all but a handful of staffs nationally.

Historically, teams built around power stuff and over-the-wall offense are the types most capable of generating postseason chaos. Nebraska just happened to draw two of them in the same regional.

Note from me: Ole Miss's RPI is 16 (one below Oregon). ASU's RPI is 44.
 
Interesting to find, that if Auburn loses their regional, and the Huskers win the Lincoln regional. The Super regional would then also be in Lincoln.
 
Interesting to find, that if Auburn loses their regional, and the Huskers win the Lincoln regional. The Super regional would then also be in Lincoln.
Pretty much the way it has always worked. IF my foggy memory serves me at all, I think the Huskers got the advantage, of this once too.
 
I was the 2pm buy time, so last except general public. I still managed to get almost my normal spot (section 102). I’m a single ticket, so I’m sure that helped.

Can’t wait till friday.
 

Nebraska Cornhuskers​

  • Regional Opponents: Ole Miss, Arizona State, South Dakota State
This is another situation that has less to do with the host itself and more to do with the teams it drew. Entering Selection Monday, there were very few hosts I thought could avoid this list if they landed either Arizona State or Ole Miss. Nebraska got both.

Ole Miss and Arizona State are two of the hardest-hitting teams in the country by average exit velocity. Both launch home runs in bunches and both lineups revolve around star-level bats: Landon Hairston, a legitimate Player of the Year contender for Arizona State, and Judd Utermark alongside Tristan Bissetta for Ole Miss. Both clubs also miss bats on the mound better than all but a handful of staffs nationally.

Historically, teams built around power stuff and over-the-wall offense are the types most capable of generating postseason chaos. Nebraska just happened to draw two of them in the same regional.

Note from me: Ole Miss's RPI is 16 (one below Oregon). ASU's RPI is 44.
Definitely a tough draw. But we also have a weaker #4 seed. I think this is one of those situations where you hold Jasa until game 2.
 

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