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I like the pitching matchup a lot more on this one but then Vigue has had his wildcard moments; pitched incredibly wel vs them in Game 2 earlier this year but has also had meltdowns and early exits.
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How do we feel about BASEketball?

Masterpiece
105 off the tongue of the shoe. Brutal
bigD thinks we will face Russell Sandefer (3-2, 4.47 ERA). He started the Sunday game against us and gave up 5 runs on 5 hits over 1.2 innings and 13 batters faced.

re: 5/22 Tournament Outlook

Posted by tylerdurden24 on 5/22/26 at 12:29 pm to
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Georgia does not want this smoke.

I really don’t
Who yall pitching on Saturday?
Was working out of town today but listened to the game when I could. Love that Huddy stepped up and delivered. Also encouraged that Joey gave us a solid 5 and Scott closed us out. Weird to see us playing the weekend in Hoover but I don’t hate it
Definitely Mizzou but I think they get run over by MSU tomorrow; from what I recall playing them earlier, they have exceedingly little bullpen depth and I'd wager they fired most all of their bullets today.
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That is pretty cool only if you are able to control the littering. UA doesn't really do mark that as a tailgate spot, which I'm happy they don't. Let them rest in somewhat peace except when we score touchdowns.

I should be clear that it’s only open to tailgating by the football lettermen. Have to buy a pass to park there, too, so they have a very good idea of who attends and all are quite respectful of the space. Should also not that Vince Dooley is now buried in that cemetery.
Agreed, don’t think this changes much for them other than where they may end up playing. They’re put together enough to be able to compete wherever they go and they’ll still likely play a team 8-16 (just maybe not 15 or 16 like originally predicted)
Ole Miss will still be a 2 seed but now they may end up in Hattiesburg or Tallahassee instead of Lawrence or Eugene
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Georgia - pretty, but seemed spread out and everything seemed to be on a hillside

Athens was founded on the overlook of the Oconee River. The town and north campus are on the overlook, as campus evolved, it moved down into the Tanyard creek valley (which feeds into the Oconee River to the east of Sanford Stadium) and then back up onto the other side. It’s honestly not that bad if you know where you’re going and how to get there. Of course, if you’re new to town or trying to manage throngs of people on Gameday then you’re likely going to follow crowds around the major road arteries
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Which is actually really awesome and unique.

UGA has one too, Oconee Hill Cemetery. And before anyone goes there, both cemeteries were founded in the mid 1800s long before college football was a thing. Just happens that both schools ended up building giant college football stadiums next to the cemeteries (idk about Bama but UGA hosts tailgates in ours on Gameday which I always thought was kinda awesome)
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totally agree that UGA's campus is super hilly. Would hate walking that as a student there. A major drawback

We have the most physically fit student population in the country for a reason. Always felt like LSUs campus was far more spread out than UGA
All SEC Teams

First Team
C: Daniel Jackson, Georgia
1B: Gavin Grahovac, Texas A&M
2B: Chris Hacopian, Texas A&M
2B: Chris Rembert, Auburn
3B: Tre Phelps, Georgia
3B: Ace Reese, Mississippi State
SS: Tyler Bell, Kentucky
OF: Caden Sorrell, Texas A&M
OF: Aiden Robbins, Texas
OF: Rylan Lujo, Georgia
DH/Util: Noah Sullivan, Mississippi State
SP: Dylan Volantis, Texas
SP: Aidan King, Florida
SP: Tomas Valincius, Mississippi State
SP: Hunter Dietz, Arkansas
RP: Sam Cozart, Texas
RP: Walker Hooks, Ole Miss
RP: Clayton Freshcorn, Texas A&M

Second Team
C: Carson Tinney, Texas
1B: Will Furniss, Ole Miss
1B: Ethin Bingaman, Auburn
2B: Mike Mancini, Vanderbilt
3B: Judd Utermark, Ole Miss
SS: Kolby Branch, Georgia
SS: Steven Milam, LSU
OF: Anthony Pack Jr., Texas
OF: Derek Curiel, LSU
OF: Bryce Chance, Mississippi State
DH/Util: Brady Neal, Alabama
SP: Cade Townsend, Ole Miss
SP: Tegan Kuhns, Tennessee
SP: Jaxon Jelkin, Kentucky
SP: Tyler Fay, Alabama
RP: Jackson Sanders, Auburn
RP: Ethan McElvain, Arkansas
RP: Ben Davis, Mississippi State

2026 Freshman All-SEC Baseball Team
Anthony Pack Jr., Texas
Sam Cozart, Texas
Jorian Wilson, Texas A&M
Ethin Bingaman, Auburn
Cam Appenzeller, Tennessee
Omar Serna Jr., LSU
Jacob Parker, Mississippi State
Trent Grindlinger, Tennessee
Myles Upchurch, Alabama
Nico Partida, Texas A&M
Mason Braun, LSU
Jack Bauer, Mississippi State

2026 SEC Baseball All-Defensive Team
C: Ryder Helfrick, Arkansas
1B: Gavin Grahovac, Texas A&M
2B: Mike Mancini, Vanderbilt
3B: Eric Guevara, Auburn*
3B: Tre Phelps, Georgia*
SS: Steven Milam, LSU
OF: Caden Sorrell, Texas A&M
OF: Derek Curiel, LSU
OF: Jason Walk, Oklahoma
P: Hunter Elliott, Ole Miss

2026 SEC Baseball Awards announced

Posted by tylerdurden24 on 5/18/26 at 2:42 pm
Player of the Year: Daniel Jackson, Georgia
Pitcher of the Year: Aidan King, Florida
Freshman of the Year: Anthony Pack Jr, Texas
Newcomer of the Year: Aiden Robbins, Texas
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Gavin Grahovac, Texas A&M
Coach of the Year: Wes Johnson, Georgia
Daniel Jackson named SEC Player of the Year

Wes named SEC Coach of the Year

DJ, Tre, and Lujo named All SEC First Team

Kolby Branch named All SEC Second team

Tre also named to the All Defensive Team
Weird, I just went off what Warren Nolan had listed. I'll update, thanks for catching!
Tournament Projections (based on composite field projections):

Hosts
#3 Georgia
#5 Texas
#7 Alabama
#7 Auburn
#8 Texas A&M
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#10 Florida
#14 Miss State

2 Seeds
#18 Ole Miss
#21 Arkansas
#26 Tennessee
#26 Oklahoma

3 Seeds
Kentucky

Out
Vandy
LSU
South Carolina
Mizzou
Time to get ready for Regionals or make some last ditch efforts to improve your standing. Here is where everyone stands as of May 11th.

Reminder that this year the committee will do things a bit different:
- In addition to RPI, they will also start looking at KPI and DSR when reviewing resumes
- They will seed teams 1-32, not just 1-16. So, we should know who got the toughest of the 2 seeds but I am curious how they'll square it away if, say, the 16th seed is in the same conference as the 17th seed (assuming they attempt to do a snake-style seeding)

*Composite Poll Ranking = Avg. of D1Baseball + Baseball America + Perfect Game
** Composite Seed = Avg. of D1Baseball + Baseball America Field of 64 Projections

Teams and resumes by SEC seeding in Hoover:

1. Georgia (43-12, 23-7) - SEC Regular Season Champion
Composite Poll Ranking: 4th
Composite Seed: 1 Seed (3rd National)
RPI: 14th
DSR: 5th
KPI: 7th
Q1 & Q2: 16-9 (.640)
Games remaining: TBD in Hoover (Mizzou, Ole Miss, or MSU)

2. Texas (40-12, 19-10)
Composite Poll Ranking: 5th
Composite Seed: 1 Seed (5th National)
RPI: 4th
DSR: 4th
KPI: 4th
Q1 & Q2: 19-10 (.655)
Games remaining: TBD in Hoover (South Carolina, Tennessee, or Arkansas)

3. Texas A&M (39-13, 18-11)
Composite Poll Ranking: 12th
Composite Seed: 1 Seed (8th National)
RPI: 11th
DSR: 7th
KPI: 10th
Q1 & Q2: 19-12 (.613)
Games remaining: TBD in Hoover (LSU, Oklahoma, or Auburn)

4. Alabama (37-18, 18-12)
Composite Poll Ranking: 14th
Composite Seed: 1 Seed (7th National)
RPI: 6th
DSR: 13th
KPI: 8th
Q1 & Q2: 19-15 (.559)
Games remaining: TBD in Hoover (Vandy, Kentucky, or Florida)

5. Florida (37-18, 18-12)
Composite Poll Ranking: 14th
Composite Seed: 1 Seed (10th National)
RPI: 9th
DSR: 10th
KPI: 6th
Q1 & Q2: 21-14 (.600)
Games remaining: TBD in Hoover (Vandy or Kentucky)

6. Auburn (36-18, 17-13)
Composite Poll Ranking: 7th
Composite Seed: 1 Seed (7th National)
RPI: 3rd
DSR: 6th
KPI: 3rd
Q1 & Q2: 24-18 (.571)
Games remaining: TBD in Hoover (LSU or Oklahoma)

7. Arkansas (36-19, 17-13)
Composite Poll Ranking: 13th
Composite Seed: 2 Seed (21st National)
RPI: 25th
DSR: 18th
KPI: 16th
Q1 & Q2: 18-14 (.552)
Games remaining: TBD in Hoover (South Carolina or Tennessee)

8. Miss State (39-16, 16-14)
Composite Poll Ranking: 17th
Composite Seed: 1 seed (14th National)
RPI: 12th
DSR: 11th
KPI: 11th
Q1 & Q2: 13-16 (.448)
Games remaining: TBD in Hoover (Mizzou or Ole Miss)

9. Ole Miss (36-20, 15-15)
Composite Poll Ranking: 23rd
Composite Seed: 2 Seed (18th National)
RPI: 15th
DSR: 16th
KPI: 12th
Q1 & Q2: 18-20 (.473)
Games remaining: Mizzou in Hoover

10. Tennessee (36-19, 15-15)
Composite Poll Ranking: 23rd
Composite Seed: 2 Seed (26th National)
RPI: 31st
DSR: 17th
KPI: 21st
Q1 & Q2: 13-13 (.500)
Series remaining: South Carolina in Hoover

11. Oklahoma (32-20, 14-16)
Composite Poll Ranking: NR
Composite Seed: 2 Seed (26th National)
RPI: 20th
DSR: 28th
KPI: 18th
Q1 & Q2: 17-19 (.471)
Games remaining: LSU in Hoover

12. Vanderbilt (32-24, 14-16)
Composite Poll Ranking: NR
Composite Seed: Out
RPI: 73rd
DSR: 40th
KPI: 55th
Q1 & Q2: 10-18 (.333)
Games remaining: Kentucky in Hoover

12. Kentucky (31-20, 13-17)
Composite Poll Ranking: NR
Composite Seed: 3 Seed
RPI: 34th
DSR: 29th
KPI: 28th
Q1 & Q2: 11-12 (.478)
Games remaining: Vandy in Hoover

14. LSU (29-27, 9-21)
Composite Poll Ranking: NR
Composite Seed: Out
RPI: 69th (Nice)
DSR: 47th
KPI: 52nd
Q1 & Q2: 8-22 (.266)
Games remaining: Oklahoma in Hoover

15. South Carolina (22-34, 7-23)
Composite Poll Ranking: NR
Composite Seed: Out
RPI: 132nd
DSR: 99th
KPI: 91st
Q1 & Q2: 9-27 (.200)
Games remaining: Tennessee in Hoover

16. Mizzou (23-30, 6-24)
Composite Poll Ranking: NR
Composite Seed: Out
RPI: 116th
DSR: 124th
KPI: 98th
Q1 & Q2: 5-22 (.185)
Games remaining: Ole Miss in Hoover