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2014 NCAA REGIONAL PROJECTIONS (MARCH 18TH)

by Josh Cooke
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The 2014 College Baseball season is in full swing but it is never too early to take a look at the 2014 NCAA Baseball Tournament. These are our latest look at the projections at what the tournament bracket will look like when it is announced on Memorial Day. All questions and comments can be discussed in the section below the post.

1. South Carolina * (1)
2. Clemson
3. Western Carolina
4. Bryant *

1. North Carolina *
2. College of Charleston *
3. Seton Hall
4. Liberty *

1. Cal Poly * (8)
2. UNLV *
3. TCU
4. Sacramento State *

1. UCLA
2. UC Santa Barbara
3. Pepperdine
4. Kent State *

1. Oregon State * (5)
2. Oklahoma State
3. Arkansas
4. South Dakota State *

1. Cal State Fullerton
2. San Diego *
3. Washington
4. Columbia *

1. Virginia (4)
2. Tennessee
3. Wichita State *
4. VCU *

1. Ole Miss
2. Houston
3. UAB
4. Mercer *

1. Vanderbilt (3)
2. Miami
3. Texas Tech
4. Tennessee Tech *

1. NC State
2. Alabama
3. Indiana State
4. Army *

1. LSU (6)
2. Sam Houston State
3. Kansas
4. Bethune Cookman *

1. Louisiana-Lafayette *
2. Rice *
3. Florida
4. Canisius

1. Louisville * (7)
2. Indiana *
3. Kentucky
4. Valparaiso *

1. Texas *
2. Florida Atlantic
3. Texas A&M
4. Dallas Baptist

1. Florida State * (2)
2. Oklahoma
3. Florida International
4. Alabama State *

1. Oregon
2. Mississippi State
3. Fresno State
4. Binghamton *

 

Conference

Projected Champ

America East

Binghamton

American Athletic Conference

Louisville

Atlantic 10

VCU

ACC

Florida State

Atlantic Sun

Mercer

Big 10

Indiana

Big 12

Texas

Big East

Seton Hall

Big South

Liberty

Big West

Cal Poly

CAA

College of Charleston

Conference USA

Rice

Horizon League

Valparaiso

Ivy League

Columbia

MAAC

Canisius

MAC

Kent State

MEAC

Bethune-Cookman

Missouri Valley

Wichita State

Mountain West

UNLV

Northeast Conference

Bryant

Ohio Valley Conference

Tennessee Tech

Pac-12

Oregon State

Patriot League

Army

SEC

South Carolina

Southern Conference

Western Carolina

Southland Conference

Sam Houston State

SWAC

Alabama State

Summit League

South Dakota State

Sun Belt

Louisiana-Lafayette

West Coast Conference

San Diego

WAC

Sacramento State

 

In: Florida, Kansas, Liberty, UAB, Binghamton, Washington

Out: Arizona State, Binghamton, Cal, Campbell, Memphis, San Francisco

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6 comments

TruthSerum March 18, 2014 - 9:19 pm

You clearly aren’t using RPI, are you just assigning regional hosts to your favorite teams? For instance:
Cal Poly is 17-3 with the number 30 RPI, 14 ISR and 146 SoS
Houston is 15-3 with the number 2 RPI, 1 ISR, and 28 SoS
You have Cal Poly as a national seed and Houston not even hosting a regional. Really? You should predict on performance and not on what you hope will occur the rest of the season! You don’t understand how hosts are assigned.

The fact that no one else ever comments on your predictions probably indicates everyone else already knows it is fantasy. I’m just nice enough to let you know why you aren’t getting any attention with this fiction.

Brian Foley March 18, 2014 - 9:25 pm

Houston RPI will not be top 16 with the conference they play in!

Brian Foley
Editor of College Baseball Daily

TruthSerum March 19, 2014 - 9:33 pm

My point exactly. Cal Poly must be seeded in your analysis based on where you think they are now and UH on where they will finish. Cal Poly is an equally poor conference and will not improve on its strength of schedule which is already embarrassing. At least UH supplements its conference schedule with Rice, Texas, TCU, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Sam Houston State. You are not using the same criteria for all colleges.

Cal Poly RPI isn’t near top 8 now, not even top 16. If “Houston RPI will not be in top 16 with the conference they play in” then you are implying (or at least your readers are inferring) that you believe Cal Poly will be near the top with the conference they play in. This is a stretch.

Brian Foley March 20, 2014 - 2:03 pm

The top team from the Big West has historically gotten a number 1 seed in the regionals. I take Fullerton, Irvine, and Cal Poly in the Big West over anything that Houston plays in a watered down AAC.

Brian Foley
Editor of College Baseball Daily
Twitter: @BFoley82|@CB_Daily

Turd Ferguson March 24, 2014 - 5:00 pm

According to Boyd’s site, UH needs to go 22-11 to finish the year to get into the top 16 of the RPI. That certainly is doable for a team that is 19-4.

Christopher Kelley March 19, 2014 - 11:30 am

If CofC end up being a 2 seed, there is no way the CAA only gets 1 bid. They received 3 last year.

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