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3-3 would be a good ACC finish, considering it's @FSU then ND. 20-10 likely wins us the ACC, but probably at worst 2nd if it doesn't. 3-3 and beat both UCF/FGCU and we'd be in great shape for a top-8 seed

ND cancelled their whole upcoming weekend series vs William & Mary. I'd be surprised if the explanation is anything other than not wanting to risk a bad RPI loss

No doubt. We're fortunate they're a decent team though. We usually play someone like Bethune this weekend with a Quad 4 RPI where even a sweep hurts our RPI.

RPI is pretty fickle to just look at rankings because 1. You don't see the pts separating teams and 2. RPI isn't just how you do, it's how your opponents do (most of ours had bad weeks). There's as much of a gap in RPI between us and A&M at 10 as there is between us and Mercer at 15. And with...

I posted before the Pitt series that to be in good shape for a Top-8 seed entering the ACCT, the formula for us was to split our last 12 ACC games, and go 5-1 vs ND St, Steson, UCF, and FGCU. We're on track in the ACC (though that was a missed opp to win a series), but there's no room for error...

4/25 Update D1 Baseball: #3 Baseball America: #3 Perfect Game: #4 Coaches Poll: #3 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper: #2 College Baseball Nation: #2

Seems like there's a gap between TN and everyone, then another big gap between Or St, Ok St, Arky, and Miami at 2-5 and everyone else, at least as far as rankings/resumes go. We got some cushion with the 13-2 start and carnage elsewere in the ACC. Win our home series, don't get swept on the...

The ACC Coaches have said they prefer this format to the SEC one because it makes it less taxing on pitching staffs, because you play a max 4 games. The SEC tournament, I agree though, gives teams the chance to snag hosting spots just by making deep runs and pumping up their resumes. LSU in...

On the other hand, BC and Clemson still have FSU coming up