The second day of the 2011 NCAA baseball regionals brings with it the first teams eliminated from national championship contention. Check out the bracket, TV coverage and schedule, as well as updated scores, in this StoryStream.
Latest College Baseball Scores: Oklahoma, Oklahoma State Eliminated From NCAA Tournament
The second day of the NCAA Baseball Tournament brings with it the first set of eliminated teams. And the Sooner State’s two entrants will not be taking trips to Omaha for the College World Series.
Oklahoma, playing as the second seed in TCU’s Fort Worth Regional, got blanked by fourth-seeded Oral Roberts 7-0 on Saturday. That loss, coupled with a 3-2 defeat at the hands of Dallas Baptist in their opening game, sends the Sooners packing, one of just four second-seeded teams to already be eliminated in the 2011 NCAA Baseball Tournament.
Read Article >NCAA Baseball Regionals 2011: Day Two Scoreboard And Score Updates; NC State Stay Alive, Arizona Rolling
Day Two of the NCAA Baseball Tournament’s Regional round is underway, and we’ve already eliminated a few teams. Princeton, Manhattan, Navy, Georgia Southern, and FIU have all been eliminated from the tournament, trimming the current field to 59 teams. At the end of today, 48 teams will remain in the tournament.
In a bit of scary news, the game between UCF and Bethune-Cookman has been suspended in the 8th inning due to lightning. UCF is rolling, and they will likely close out the game and eliminate their opponents from the tournament.
Read Article >NCAA Baseball Regionals 2011: Schedule And TV Times Of Day Two’s Most Must-Watch Games
In the NCAA Baseball tournament, much like its cousin, March Madness, you really can’t go wrong with which game you watch. All of them have the potential to be interesting, but there are a few standouts on Day Two now that we’ve gotten a chance to see who has brought their best to the Regionals. If you were planning on picking and choosing a couple of games to watch but you don’t know where to start, here’s a few of the best games on schedule for today, along with where you can catch them on television or the internet.
No. 2 Southern Miss Vs. No. 1 Georgia Tech
Read Article >NCAA Baseball Regionals 2011: Day Two Schedule, Game Times, TV Coverage And Bracket
The first day of the 2011 NCAA baseball regionals is in the books and only one No. 1 seed, and host team, was knocked off. Georgia Tech earned the dubious distinction, falling victim to Austin Peay in Atlanta in a 2-1 loss. Other than the Yellow Jackets slip-up, the other 15 hosts sit at 1-0 in the double-elimination mini-tournament ahead of Saturday’s wave of games.
Just like Friday, games will be ongoing throughout the day, with the first beginning at 12 p.m. EDT and the last set to start at 11 p.m. EDT. Once again, all 64 teams will be in action across 32 games at the 16 regional sites. Teams that fall to 0-2 will be eliminated, while the rest move-on for the frantic final two days with a spot in the Super Regionals hanging in the balance. A full schedule of Saturday’s games can be found here, along with the bracket after day one.
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