Ultimate Regional Projections Database (LSU Hosting Reg, Official List in OP)

I put this together for all to enjoy before our game today against Arkansas.

Warren Nolan's LSU RPI Breakdown

Boyd's World LSU RPI Breakdown

NCAA.com Official RPI for LSU

EDIT:

Official Host Sites are:

Virginia
Florida
Florida State
Indiana
Oregon State
ULL
LSU
TCU
Ole Miss
Rice
Miami
Oklahoma State
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
Louisville
Cal Poly

Here is a list of Projections from various resources with links and LSU's projections

Chasing Omaha (Final Update)

Baton Rouge Regional
1. (#8) LSU
2. Texas
3. Sam Houston State
4. Binghamton

College Baseball Insider (Final Update)

Baton Rouge Regional
1. (#8) LSU
2. UNLV
3. Mercer
4. Samford

Perfect Game (Updated Tonight, Waiting on Final)

National Seed #8 - LSU

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What a wild past couple of weeks it has been for the Tigers. Just over a week ago, the Tigers were considered a team that needed to do some work to get a host site. Now, enough has broken their way that they have a very good shot to nab one of the top eight national seeds. It is not void of stiff competition, though, with teams such as Ole Miss, Miami, Cal Poly and South Carolina also in the mix, with Cal Poly and South Carolina looking the least likely right now. Going inside LSU’s resume, the Tigers are 43-14 overall, have an RPI of 8, are 4-7 vs. RPI Top 25, 15-12 vs. RPI Top 50 and 22-12 vs. RPI Top 100, in addition to an 8-2 record in their last 10 games. Though the Tigers have a non-conference RPI of 36, the committee absolutely could choose to hold a non-conference SOS of 269 against Paul Mainieri’s club.

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Baseball America as of 5/25

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But we now believe LSU has leapfrogged over both of them. The Tigers are up to No. 10 in the RPI (ahead of No. 13 South Carolina and No. 14 Ole Miss), and all three now have 15 top 50 wins. Sure, LSU played a weak nonconference schedule, with an 11-1 record against teams outside the top 200 (compared with Mississippi’s 3-0 and South Carolina’s 8-1). But the Tigers have overcome that deficiency in their resume by finishing third in the SEC during the regular season and steamrolling opponents in their last seven games, including a run to the SEC tournament championship game Sunday. They also took two of three against Ole Miss in Oxford, which helps. Momentum does matter, and LSU has a ton of it—this team is playing its best at the right time, and that is the separator

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