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> From: Helen Huntley <[email protected]>
> Date: May 28, 2012 12:30:12 PM CDT
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [gatornews] SEC Places 8 teams in NCAA baseball field
> Reply-To: [email protected]
> 

> 
> By Tim Letcher
> Twitter: @TimLetcher
> SEC Digital Network
> 
> Complete NCAA Baseball Bracket (PDF)
> 
> The Southeastern Conference has eight teams in the 64-team NCAA Baseball 
> Tournament field, which was announced on Monday. That number is the most for 
> any conference in this year's field.
> 
> Florida earned the overall top seed nationally, and the Gators will host 
> their regional in Gainesville. Florida (42-18) opens play against 
> Bethune-Cookman (34-25) on Friday.
> 
> LSU is the number seven national seed. The Tigers will also host their 
> regional, which begins on Friday. LSU (43-16) takes on Louisiana-Monroe 
> (31-28) in the opening game of the Baton Rouge Regional.
> 
> Two-time defending national champion South Carolina is the number eight 
> national seed. The Gamecocks will host the Columbia Regional, beginning on 
> Friday. South Carolina (40-17) opens defense of its title against Manhattan 
> (33-25) on Friday.
> 
> Many experts thought Kentucky had done enough to host a regional. Instead, 
> the Wildcats were seeded second in their regional and will travel to Gary, 
> Indiana, where Purdue is the host team. Kentucky (43-16) opens regional 
> action against Kent State (41-17) on Friday.
> 
> SEC Tournament Champion Mississippi State also earned a number two seed in 
> their regional. The Bulldogs (39-22) are in the Tallahassee Regional, where 
> they open play against Samford (39-21). Florida State is the top seed in the 
> Tallahassee Regional.
> 
> Vanderbilt, the runner-up in the SEC Tournament, also got a number two seed 
> in the regional round. The Commodores (33-26) will face UNC-Wilmington 
> (38-21) on Friday in the Raleigh Regional, where N.C. State is the top seed.
> 
> Arkansas is the fourth SEC team to be seeded second in their regional. The 
> Razorbacks (39-19) travel to Houston, where they will meet Sam Houston State 
> (38-20) on Friday. Rice is the top seed in the Houston Regional.
> 
> The only SEC team seeded third in the regional round is Ole Miss. The Rebels 
> (35-24) will face second-seeded TCU (36-19) on Friday in the College Station 
> Regional. Future SEC member Texas A&M is the top seed in the College Station 
> Regional.
> 
> Game times and television information will be announced during the week, and 
> that information will be available on the SEC Digital Network. 
> 
> Got a question for the sec? Send it to [email protected].
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> 
> Helen Huntley
> (727) 823-3801
> www.helenhuntley.com
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