re: Is LSU the Home team in semi?

This is pretty confusing, but here's how I think it should play out:

Arkansas: 2 home, 1 away
Florida: 1 home, 1 away

Arkansas has been home more than Florida and they've both been away once. Therefore, Florida should be the home team unless there's an explicit rule that flips home/away status for a rematch (Florida was home in the first matchup).

That's what I would have assumed as well. D1 and the SEC website both have Arky listed as the home team (bottom/right).

Doesn't matter IMO

If Florida is home tonight:

LSU: 1 home, 1 away
Arkansas: 2 home, 2 away
Florida: 2 home, 1 away

We'd be home against either opponent.

If Arkansas is home:

LSU: 1 home, 1 away
Arkansas: 3 home, 1 away
Florida: 1 home, 2 away

Here, we'd be home against Arkansas but away against Florida.

Ok on another part of the SEC site, they have Vanderbilt @ Alabama and Arkansas @ Florida. Opposite of what D1 has and the other part of the SEC site has. Bama and UF should both be the home team based on the "rules" as we think we know them.

I don't see how Bama wouldn't be home. It makes perfect sense by what we think are the rules, Vandy hasn't been away at all so far.

Pretty sure it's home team the fewest. Here is how things will play out the next 2 days.


Friday
Vandy (2h, 0a) @ Bama (1h, 2a)
Arky (2h, 1a) @ Florida (1h, 1a)


Saturday

Vandy (2h, 1a) OR Bam (2h, 2a) @ Texas A&M (1h, 1a)
Arky (2h, 2a) OR Florida (2h, 1a) @ LSU (1h, 1a)

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Thought it was general admission tickets

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you can buy either, reserved seat back, or General Admission, bleacher seating.

Word to the wise, reserved seating is almost always in the sun on the first base side.

It probably just works out that way because they play 1, if not 2, fewer games. Holds true this year.