Let's have 200, or however many it is, Division I teams play 50+ regular season games and then conference tournaments, let's reward 64 of them with a spot in a tournament, and then let's spend 20 minutes talking about only a handful of them and talking like 95℅ of them have absolutely no chance to do anything significant. It's like it's the PGA Tour with Tiger Woods in his prime. After all of the baseball that has been played it's just a small handful of teams who are considered contenders and everybody else is irrelevant other than to talk about how bad or hopeless they are or how historically their seed has meant having no chance. The experts sure know how to turn what should be interesting and exciting reality TV into a boring, predictable script and to make everything that has led up to this moment meaningless. If everything is that certain, what is the point of following it, let alone watching any of it? Hopefully it is a more dynamic tournament than the foregone conclusion that has been presented here. Maybe this is the year Florida State finally wins it all, or something like that.
64 Teams? And we are playing baseball. The margin of error is a thin one. You can have one bad game but thats about it. The field is loaded. Anybody in the top 25 can make the run. LSU and Florida walk in with a reputation but I don't think that will get it done. Which #4 seed will get it done? Has to be at least one upset.... If it works out and the Deacons are on their game Tennessee will have its hand full.
Oklahoma state hasn’t struggled with pitc hung this season. Caglianone’s pitching stats are not as good as Sam Garcia or Brian Holiday. Carson Benge has more than held his own. Oklahoma state will be fine this year. Its pitchers faded down the stretch last year but that hasn’t happened this year. They’ll be much better.
Higher viewed? The men’s cws finals last year averaged almost twice as many viewers as the wcws finals last year. Idk where you got that information from lol
