Analyze the host candidates • D1Baseball

Oh, what a glorious moment for the university baseball junkie. Conference tournaments mean that people get up and watch the morning games with their coffee, attend sunny afternoons, and then stay up until obscene hours to see who is going ahead.

It can be difficult to keep pace with the action, especially with regard to the impact of the results on Sunday night host announcements and the unveiling of the NCAA field on Monday. Relax a little, D1baseball.com is here for you. Below, we describe several of the most interesting cases on which the committee will decide.

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Upon entering the week, there were 12 teams that everyone was in agreement to accommodate. The only question is what order they would be placed. There is an advantage to being one of the top eight seeds, because as long as you win, you choose where the games are played. UCLA, Vanderbilt, State of Mississippi, Georgia, Arkansas, Georgia Tech, Louisville, State of Oklahoma, East Carolina, Stanford State and Oregon are this dandy dozen. However, the Beavers withdrew from this solid home group after losing two of the three to 25-29-1 Southern California over the weekend, which dropped their rank of RPI to the rank of 20.

However, the state of Oregon is still valued and West Coast programs historically benefit from much greater leeway than their counterparts elsewhere. We think that the state of Oregon will always welcome.

At the beginning of the week, many clubs aspiring to welcome players sought to strengthen their case. These teams are:

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