May 14, 2006
Georgia Wins 11th. RPI Stands at #9
Josh Morris broke the HR record vs. Auburn
[UPDATE: Since this article was originally written, WarrenNolan.com has updated the RPI stats. We're now up to #8. Clemson is still #1 and GT is still #4]
Georgia beat Auburn to win its 11th in a Row. We play Kentucky this weekend for the SEC Championship, and we have to sweep them to take it.
Which brings us to a discussion of the post-season. WarrenNolan.com updated his RPI standings before Sunday's games, and he shows Georgia at #9 in the latest standings. Georgia Tech is #4. Tech finishes up the season with the high powered Miami Hurricanes in Atlanta.
JimFromDuluth has another baseball update over on DawgRun.com.
Georgia looks like a near lock to host a Regional, but it's not out of the question that we would host a Super Regional. However, more than likely this very out of the loop blogger thinks that we're looking at playing Tech in the Super Regional.
(Note: With Clemson #1, GT #4, Bama #5, UNC #7 and UGA #8 in the RPI standings, we're going to need to *really* close strong vs. UK and the SEC Tourney to get a super regional).
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1 comments:
Baseball in the state of Georgia is so good it's not funny. And honestly, outside of football I don't really mind Georgia sports (Basketball is really off my radar, and the baseball teams are just two really good teams in a fairly even rivalry).
While a Super at either Tech or UGa is going to be highly charged, it should also be a blast.
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