When- May 29- June 1 Where- UFCU Disch-Falk Field, Austin, TX Regional Rating- 11.83 (15th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and add 50

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Sewell-Thomas Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL Regional Rating- 11.73 (16th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and ad

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Dick Howser Stadium, Tallahassee, FL Regional Rating- 12.18 (13th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and add

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Hoglund Ballpark, Lawrence, KS Regional Rating- 13.44 (2nd toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and add 50. S

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Mac Nease Baseball Park at Russ Chandler Stadium, Atlanta, GA Regional Rating- 12.65 (10th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the dif

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Plainsman Park, Auburn, AL Regional Rating- 12.53 (11th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and add 50. So i

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Hawks Field at Haymarket Park, Lincoln, NE Regional Rating- 12.4 (12th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP an

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park, College Station, Texas Regional Rating- 13.1 (5th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Boshamer Stadium, Chapel Hill, NC Regional Rating- 13.65 (#1 toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and add 50.

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Condron Family Ballpark, Gainesville, FL Regional Rating- 13.14 (T3rd toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Pete Taylor Park, Hattiesburg, MS Regional Rating- 13.05 (6th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and add 50.

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Kendrick Family Ballpark, Morgantown, WV Regional Rating- 12.88 (7th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and

When- May 29- June 1 Where- Jackie Robinson Stadium, Los Angeles, CA Regional Rating- 12.71 (8th toughest out of 16) To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .2 runs for home field advantage. To determine the projected win probability of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in AVG WP and

Below is the team's national ranking for each statistical category along with the average ranking of the past 5 champions. For ratings of all 308 D-1 schools visit eyetestanalytics.com/ncaa-baseball. SOS= Strength of Schedule BB= Walks Per Game AVG= Team Batting Average ERA= Team Earned Run Average FP= Fielding Percentage HR= Home Runs Per Game BBA= Walks Allowed Per Game SB= Stolen Bases Per Game RF= Runs Scored Per Game K= Opponent Strikeouts Per Game HIT= Hits Per Game RA

Here are my NCAA Baseball Championship regional ratings. Take the difference between ratings to determine how many runs the average team of 1 regional would beat the average team of another regional. For ratings of all 308 D-1 schools visit eyetestanalytics.com/ncaa-baseball.

To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. For updated ratings of all 308 D-1 schools visit eyetestanalytics.com/ncaa-baseball.

To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. For updated ratings of all 308 D-1 schools visit eyetestanalytics.com/ncaa-baseball.

To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. For updated ratings of all 308 D-1 schools visit eyetestanalytics.com/ncaa-baseball.

To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. Add .20 runs for home field advantage. For updated ratings of all 308 D-1 schools visit eyetestanalytics.com/ncaa-baseball.

To determine the projected outcome of two teams on a neutral field subtract the difference in ratings. So if team A has a rating of 80 and team B has a rating of 75 team A would be projected to win by 5 runs. For updated ratings of all 308 D-1 schools visit eyetestanalytics.com/ncaa-baseball.