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ACC Baseball sent 8 and delivered 2 in Omaha for the CWS

When the NCAA Tournament first kicked off, the ACC was in a happy place. For the first time in the conference's history 8 teams had made the tournament. Opportunities looked ripe for someone to claim the first baseball national championship since Wake Forest in 1955.

Then disappointment came in and swept away 6 teams. North Carolina, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, NC State all lost in the Regionals. Georgia Tech was embarrassed really. The Super Regionals resulted in two more teams losingThe Virginia Cavaliers took the Oklahoma Sooners for a ride and a forced Game 3 only to get lamblasted and blitzed 11-0. The Miami Hurricanes also had a chance to punch a ticket to Omaha but got swept by the Florida Gators.

No, all hope lies in two teams from the ACC. Two teams who could face each other in the 2nd round of the tournament and set each other up for elimination, the Florida State Seminoles, and dare I mention it, our favorite guy in the whole wide world! Jack Leggett and the Clemson Tigers. Both teams did not receive National Top 8 Seeds. While conference pride may not run as deep as in football, I sure would like to see the ACC play well this upcoming weekend.

So congratulations to both the Seminoles, and Tigers, Tomahawk Nation, Scalp Em, Block-C, and ShakinTheSouthland. The CWS is a big deal, and I for one, am quite envious. The final eight teams are:

#3 Florida, South Carolina, Florida State, TCU, #6 UCLA, #1 Arizona State, Clemson, and Oklahoma

I'll be heading up to Omaha this year for Rosenblatt's final season and will watch with great interest.

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EDIT FROM BIRD: Here is the histograph of the percentage of the field from each conference. The following chart is the overall tournament record from each conference:

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Hey guys dont be afraid to root for us in the CWS. TCU has a group of guys that are great young men. Since Tech is out dont be afraid to get outside of the ACC especially if they get past FSU here to start things off on saturday.

TCU Clemson championship matchup

Purple on Purple

by TCUFAN28 on Jun 15, 2010 2:33 PM EDT reply actions  

or UNC.

I don’t mind seeing Clemson lose ever. I would’ve rooted against them in SR’s if they hadn’t happened to of played the team that beat us.

With no powers, comes no responsibility.

by BirdGT on Jun 15, 2010 3:25 PM EDT up reply actions  

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