Reseeding the CWS Would Result in Another SEC Tournament?

Check the crowd pop on this one:

I would’ve paid good money to see this as COSM in Atlanta, provided they had this view of the game from the venue.

Go Dawgs…meanwhile, here’s the matchups for the CWS:

Yes, that’s right…All-SEC on one side of the bracket. Hmm. What would it look like with a reseeded bracket:

#1 Georgia vs. #8 Troy

#2 UNC vs. #7 Oklahoma

#3 Texas vs. #6 Ole Miss

#4 Alabama vs. # 7 West Virginia

Then it would just be an All-SEC CWS, would it not?

Just imagine…also imagine if the Supers were reseeded…some different outcomes could’ve occurred:

1 Georgia vs. 16 Little Rock

2 Auburn vs. 15 Cal Poly

3 UNC vs 14 Troy

4 Texas vs. 13 St. John’s

5 Alabama vs. 12 Oklahoma

6 Oregon vs. 11 USC

7 Mississippi State vs. 10 Ole Miss

8 Kansas vs. 9 West Virginia

Well…guess what…you still would’ve only had five SEC teams in the CWS brackets…and Auburn would’ve been one of them…plus you would’ve had a B1G team in it, too.

Nah, maybe I like it just the way it is.

Message Board Geniuses: Atlanta regional nerd copium edition

I’m just going to leave this here.

You blew leads when you needed to win 1 game and then go on a rant about UGA. They obsess over us even when we’re not part of the game.

That walk off home run reminded me of this:

It’s just like when the swallows return to San Juan Capistrano … Fech fans go back to their “champions of life” copium. You would think with all their millionaires they could find a few to fund their athletic and NIL programs. Maybe that’ll happen when cricket and Quidditch become full college sports.

Meanwhile on the baseball forum at StinkTalk, the geniuses need their snowflake safe place:

My only reaction:

Speaking of Everything Schools

One of these things is not like the other…

Is that a Musical Palate Cleanser? It’s at least a throwback into my Gen X mind, but let’s follow it up with this:

You mean to tell me, after 51 years on this earth, that Tennessee ain’t on this list.

Well, I’ll be.

Will there be a rabbit’s foot category for the CFP now?

I think this is the definition of the Peter Principle in action in college sports.

The last time the Gus Bus was involved in a game that had playoff implications, the War Tiglesmen got the cat $#!+ beat out of them and the wheels proceeded to fall of the bus in a splattering at Mercedes Benz Stadium.

The Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry has never been the same since that glorious evening in Atlanta. Dre Swift is smiling right now.

At least, there’s this.

Refugees, discuss.

Sweet Sixteen Fabris Pool Update

“Bluhhhhhhd on the saddle….”

If you’ve ever made the mistake of going to Disney in Orlando during the summer, you’ve probably made a much-needed pitstop for 15 minutes of air-conditioning at the Country Bear Jamboree. While Big Al no longer sings the old Tex Ritter hit “Blood on the Saddle” after the recent refurbishment, I figured most of us needed a break from March Madness to lick our wounds and soldier on towards the Elite Eight and Final Four.

Here’s your top 10:

Your humble commish,

Dawglicious

P.S. I had the Handbags in the Final Four, but ain’t sheddin’ no tears over that loss, lololol.

Your Daily Gator and MBG – championship or bust edition

Oh my … the north Florida Axe body spray wearing, Busch Light swilling, trailer park trash are out after the Handbags get bounced on the tournament’s first weekend.

I hear from credible sources that Hogtown is a great basketball town now.

Discuss.

Bammer MBGs – wishful thinking edition

As Bugs Bunny would say …. What a maroon!

Some people need to have their message board privileges taken away … especially, those that have trouble with basic spelling and grammar.

Better to remain silent and appear to be stupid than to type on your keyboard and remove all doubt, Bruh.

So Much for a Rebuilding Season

Considering we lost one game by three points, and that many of the predictors were determine Texas as the new king of the SEC, Stockton couldn’t win games, Kirby can’t beat Alabama, Mike Bobo is a hindrance, yadda yadda…what a year it turned out to be. And the accolades are coming:

And…Bobo is one of the finalists for the Broyles Award…

And Georgia landed eleven on the All-SEC team:

And to think, we have so much youth. Here’s a breakdown of who made what level of the teams:

I’d beg to differ for Woodring and Thorson, but to be fair, Oklahoma had to use their special teams a good bit more than Georgia did from the offensive side of the ball.