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Agreed. That sounds a lot different than "if we win our home series we are a national seed lock".

Example: last year Missouri lost just six home games and only lost one home series. They even had a couple of sweeps. The result? They didn't even make the NCAA tournament. I don't think winning that one extra series would have made them a national seed.

Winning all of our home series, including a couple of sweeps, puts us at 20-7, with only about 10 of those wins coming in the ACC. To put this in perspective, last year there were 22 teams in the SEC, ACC, P12 and B12 that had single digit losses at home. Not all of them got national seeds...

Eh, it's going to take a lot more than that. National seeds do more than hold serve. National seeds either win a major conference outright or they have 40+ wins, or both.