This is only a hypothetical discussion, so if you are into "juju" or whatever then skip this thread.

That being said... Did you know that it is possible that Louisiana Tech could host the Super Regional if we win our bracket with National Seed Miss State? Hey, if Fresno State and Rice can win a National Championship, then we can certainly host a Super Regional with some Blue Magic.


6) OK, so how do Super-Regionals work?
The Super-Regionals are basically the middle round of the NCAA Baseball Tournament. They're also functionally the Sweet 16 of the event, although as noted earlier they're Best-of-3 series, not single-elimination, loser-goes-home games. National Seeds cannot play one another until the College World Series, so each Super-Regional can contain only one National Seed. On paper (and if results go according to scratch), each Super-Regional is designed to feature a National Seed and another Regional #1 seed, with the National Seed hosting the Super-Regional on their home field. If the National Seed loses in the Regional round, then the surviving teams from that bracket "bid" to serve as the home site. (In effect, the team with the better facilities will probably be chosen to host.) The team with the winning bid gets to host all three games (if necessary), but may not be the "home team" (in terms of batting last) for all three games. If a third game is needed in that situation, they flip a coin to determine which team will be the "home team."

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