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#1 seed FGCU is in danger of going 0-2. They will not get an at-large bid, either.

Well that just sucks. Play a six hour game, lose the lead in the 15th, lose the game in the 17th, and then turn around and play a 2:00 pm game in 91 degree heat.

Stolen Bid Watch Here's what I came up with as possibilities to get an extra bid and push UF and FSU further off the bubble. Feel free to add or make corrections: AAC: Need Cincinnati, Tulane, or Wichita State to win it ACC: If it's not going to be us, we could use Wake Forest or Boston...

It happened last year, so obviously they don't care.

Losing 7-5, 11th

Yes, we need some conference leaders to lose championship games so they take at large spots.

Georgia is hoping this game goes 21 innings.

Oh good grief, A&M.

Wow, 3-run homer by Texas A&M with two outs in the 8th. 7-5 Aggies.

I'll never be able to wrap my head around an SEC-caliber pitcher not being able to throw strikes.

3-0 after 3, Aggies leading..

That's a tough one. We want Florida to lose for obvious reasons, but we also don't want Texas A&M to do well.

That is no longer a consideration. If #3 and #14 are from the same conference, so be it.

Their only saving grace is a strong RPI. But the committee has not been kind to sub-.500 conference records. They need to make some noise in the SECT, in my opinion.

In fairness, they already have more wins today than we did at the end of Morris' last two seasons. FSU is 34-18 and tied for 4th in the ACC. That is already better than 2017-18 for us.

Did you really not understand the point of my post? Go back and read canesproponent's quote again.

This quote is still gold.

The problem, though, is that the west coast is holding their own pretty nicely despite the claims that they only have a few teams that deserve to get in. I mean, the RPI isn’t gospel. If we go by the RPI, Tennessee is a borderline national seed even thought they’re under .500 in the SEC in like...

They're going to be the #1 national seed. Who cares how many fans show up.

Especially when UCLA went 0-2.