The game of College Baseball continues to grow, and it is amazing to see! One of the biggest examples of the sport’s growth has been the available futures in the NCAA Baseball gambling market. College World Series betting odds have been available all year. However, there’s a new offering for college baseball picks in town for this week. In this article, I’ll provide a Super Regional Preview with my favorite NCAA Baseball Tournament picks for each series.
Super Regional Preview: NCAA Baseball Tournament
Chapel Hill Super Regional Preview
Vance Honeycutt, Casey Cook, and Parks Harber all bat 1-2-3 in the UNC lineup with 22, 18, and 20 home runs each. The first five hitters in the lineup all have an OPS over 1.000, and all nine starters have a batting average of .285. Gavin Gallaher was named the “Chapel Thrill” Regional’s most outstanding player as he hit the walk-off grand slam against LIU in Game 1 and came up with a big hit in Game 7 against LSU.
North Carolina’s pitching depth has been super impressive, given injuries to some of their top arms. The bullpen has been awesome this season, with the 10th-best bullpen ERA at 3.97. Matthew Matthijs, Dalton Pence, and Matt Poston lead the Tar Heels in appearances from the pen, and all of them offer higher than 9 K per nine.
Randy Mazey’s pitching staff has excelled at just staying afloat after some of the injuries they’ve endured this season. The Mountaineers are 34th in runs against per game, allowing just 5.4. WVU ranks 51st nationally with a 4.93 ERA and 54th in strikeout percentage.
Can’t start off talking about players without hitting on JJ Wetherholt. The top-five MLB Draft pick hopeful has been the best hitter on the team this season with a .345 average and 1.108 OPS in 34 games played. He missed time with multiple hamstring injuries. Reed Chumley and Logan Sauve were also named to the Tucson All-Regional team. Chumley is hitting .310 with 1.059 OPS on the year with a team-leading 15 homers, and Sauve has a .314 batting average.
The Mountaineers lost David Hagaman, who was their closer in the first half of the season and their best swing-and-miss guy out of the pen. Coach Mazey is still able to mix and match, as there are four arms with over 28 IP and sub-5 ERAs back there.
-280 North Carolina vs +210 West Virginia Matchups
GAME 1
West Virginia: Derek Clark SR LHP 8-1, 2.82 ERA, 83 K, 20 BB, 89.1 IP, 3.27 SIERA, 3.74 ROAD ERA, 4.03 ERA L4 ST, 1.19 ERA L4 Apps
North Carolina: Shea Sprague JR LHP: 3-1, 3.76 ERA, 58 K, 16 BB, 69.1 IP, 3.70 SIERA, 2.72 ERA at HOME
GAME 2
North Carolina: TBA, Jason DeCaro FR RHP: 5-1, 4.08 ERA, 67 K, 38 BB, 79.1 IP, 4.50 SIERA
West Virginia: TBA, Tyler Switalski JR LHP: 5-2, 5.34 ERA, 54 K, 34 BB, 60.2 IP, 4.55 SIERA, 2.56 ERA L5 Apps
IF NECESSARY GAME 3
West Virginia: TBA, Aidan Major JR RHP: 5-4, 5.48 ERA, 76 K, 35 BB, 62.2 IP, 3.26 SIERA, 7.14 ROAD ERA
North Carolina: TBA, Aidan Haugh JR RHP: 4-2, 4.53 ERA, 58 K, 24 BB, 51.2 IP, 3.66 SIERA, 3.76 ERA at HOME, 8.12 ERA L3 Apps
Even though Derek Clark has been tremendous, I don’t like the matchup for him. Clark is a pitch-to-contact southpaw facing an elite Tar Heels offense that feasts against lefties with a 1.039 Team OPS. In Game 2, UNC will throw their best starter, Jason DeCaro. I think he and that powerful lineup, against another LHP that lacks swing-and-miss stuff, will lock this series up in two games.
Best Bet: -120 Chapel Hill Super Regional Under 2.5 Games
Charlottesville Super Regional Preview
Virginia ranks inside the top 15 of many impressive offensive categories. They are 2nd in batting average (.337), 4th in OPS (1.006), 4th with a 134 wRC+, 5th in OB (.428), 4th in slugging percentage (.578), 12th in home runs with 114, and that’s just naming a few.
This lineup is so deep. Eight of the lineup’s regulars are batting over .300, and all of them have double-digit doubles. Harrison Didawick leads the Hoos with 23 dingers, Henry Ford has 17, Jacob Ference has 17, too, and Casey Saucke has 13.
The bullpen could use some work (6.03 Weekend ERA). It didn’t bite them in Regionals, but the lack of pitching has been Virginia’s Achilles heel all season long.
KState doesn’t excel too much in very important handicapping categories compared to the landscape of D1. However, this team controls the strike zone pretty well. On the mound, the Wildcats have the 24th-best strikeout-to-walk ratio and 26th-best strikeout percentage. In the batter’s box, they have the 32nd-highest walk percentage in the country. Kansas State has also stolen the 12th most bases per game this season, 2.29.
Kaelen Culpepper hit for the cycle in Game 1 and went 7-for-12 (.583) over the weekend with two home runs and seven RBI to be named the Fayetteville Regional’s most valuable player. Culpepper leads the team with a .998 OPS, a .329 average, and 11 homers. The highly touted 2024 MLB Draft pick also has 17 swipes on the year.
The big name in the arm barn is Tyson Neighbors. He entered this season with the label of the #1 reliever in the 2024 MLB Draft class. But that hype was stymied by a midseason injury. Neighbors has a 3.93 ERA, with 60 K in 36.2 IP.
-300 Virginia vs +220 Kansas State Matchups
GAME 1
Kansas State: Owen Boerema Grad LHP 6-3, 5.07 ERA, 105 K, 45 BB, 92.1 IP, 3.58 SIERA, 6.81 ERA on ROAD
Virginia: Evan Blanco SO LHP: 7-3, 3.57 ERA, 86 K, 24 BB, 85.2 IP, 3.40 SIERA, 2.81 HOME ERA, 1.09 ERA in L4 ST
GAME 2
Virginia: Jay Woolfolk JR RHP: 3-1, 6.15 ERA, 57 K, 35 BB, 52.2 IP, 4.26 SIERA, 3.21 ERA L3 Apps
Kansas State: Jackson Wentworth SO RHP: 5-5, 4.11 ERA, 110 K, 25 BB, 81 IP, 2.28 SIERA, 5.11 ROAD ERA
IF NECESSARY GAME 3
Kansas State: TBA, Ty Ruhl JR RHP: 1-2, 7.16 ERA, in 16.1 innings
Virginia: TBA, Joe Savino Grad RHP 3-2, 3.18 ERA, 23 K, 10 BB, 28.1 IP, 4.11 SIERA, 2.41 ERA at Home, 4.03 ERA L4 ST
Jackson Wentworth could interrupt a Virginia sweep. However, I feel pretty good about the Hoos taking Game 1 behind another Evan Blanco start. Also, Jay Woolfolk looked outstanding last weekend in his start.
On paper, Virginia looks poised to win Games 1 and 3. But you could take the much shorter price in the total games market. Here’s hoping that Kansas State is game and steals one of the first two games.
Best Bet: -105 Charlottesville Super Regional Over 2.5 Games
Tallahassee Super Regional Preview
Florida State ranks 9th in batting average (.313), 12th with a 126 wRC+, and 19th with 107 homers. The lineup contains seven hitters with batting averages over .295, and seven dudes have double-digit two-baggers. The Noles are also super solid defensively, with a .980 Fielding percentage. FSU is 29-7 at home this season.
James Tibbs III and Cam Smith are two highly touted 2024 MLB Draft prospects. However, Tibbs is going through his first sustained slump of the season, as he has just one hit in his last 17 at-bats.
On the season, though, Tibbs has a .362 AVG, 1.267 OPS, with 25 homers, 84 RBI, and 67 runs scored. Cam Smith has a team-leading .396 batting average and 77 runs scored, supported by a 1.172 OPS, 54 RBI, and 16 HR.
The top four bullpen arms have ERAs sub-5 for FSU. Brennen Oxford is the leverage guy for the Noles with his 2.90 ERA and 64 K in 49.2 IP.
UConn ranks 49th in runs against per game, only allowing 5.7, and they have a 5.01 ERA, which ranks 51st. They’re also top 30 in strikeout percentage and strikeout-to-walk ratio on the mound. UConn has the nation’s 25th best Fielding% as well.
Korey Morton was named the Norman Regional’s Most Outstanding Player. Morton went 9-16 over the weekend (.563) with 6 RBI, a home run, 3 runs scored, and a stolen bag in the regional final. Morton leads the team with a .335 batting average, and he had a .977 OPS this season. Luke Broadhurst supplies the power for the Huskies, leading the team with 14 homers.
The UConn bullpen has a power duo of Brady Afthim and Brady Quinn. Afthim leads the team with 8 saves and a 2.08 ERA. Quinn has 64 K, 20 BB, and a 3.40 ERA.
-330 Florida State vs +255 UConn Matchups
GAME 1
UConn: TBA, Ian Cooke JR RHP 5-1, 4.25 ERA, 85 K, 25 BB, 65.2 IP, 2.60 SIERA, 2.90 ERA L5 ST, 7.12 ERA on ROAD
Florida State: TBA, Carson Dorsey JR LHP: 6-4, 4.92 ERA, 75 K, 35 BB, 64 IP, 3.55 SIERA, 2.27 Home ERA
GAME 2
Florida State: TBA, Jamie Arnold SO LHP 11-3, 2.45 ERA, 146 K, 22 BB, 95.1 IP, 1.64 SIERA
UConn: TBA, Stephen Quigley Grad RHP: 6-3, 3.69 ERA, 84 K, 24 BB, 97.2 IP, 2.05 ERA L4 ST
IF NECESSARY GAME 3
UConn: TBA, Garrett Coe SR LHP: 9-5, 4.70 ERA, 86 K, 39 BB, 99.2 IP, 4.69 SIERA, 5.77 ERA on ROAD, 12.00 ERA L4 Apps
Florida State: TBA, Conner Whittaker JR RHP: 4-0, 5.08 ERA, 40 K, 14 BB, 51.1 IP, 3.78 SIERA, 3.94 Home ERA, 3.40 ERA L4 Apps
If these predicted matchups hold, Florida State would be favored to win in all three games. The one game that would be the closest contest is Game 2. I would shoot for an under in that one. Maybe UConn could steal the win in a low-scoring battle. As for the series, Florida State should take care of business with their 30-4 record at Dick Howser Stadium.
Best Bet: Under in Game 2
Knoxville Super Regional Preview
Five regulars from Tennessee’s lineup are batting above .310 w/ OPS over 1.060. Four of these five players could all be possibly drafted in the first round of this year’s MLB Draft. 2B Christian Moore won the SEC Regular season Triple Crown. He has a .378 average, 1.229 OPS, and 29 homers this season.
Robin to Moore’s batman is Blake Burke, a power-hitting, sweet-swinging lefty with a .364 average, 17 HR, 24 doubles, and a 1.115 OPS. The other two 1st round draft candidates are Billy Amick and Kavares Tears.
Last but not least, Dylan Dreiling is the other dude from the group of five, with an average of over .310 and an OPS of over 1.060. He was named the Knoxville Regional’s Most Outstanding Player. Dreiling was 7-13 with 2 HR, 5 R, and 3 RBI.
Tennessee’s top five most-used relievers all have thrown at least 20 innings this season, and they all have sub-4 ERAs. Aaron Combs is the nastiest out of the pen, and Kirby Connell is the most experienced.
The Purple Aces’ offense is legit. They rank inside the top 50 in multiple important offensive categories. The lineup contains six hitters with averages over .285.
Outfielder Mark Shallenberger and Kip Fougerousse (FEW-JURZ) are the offensive stars as Shallenberger is hitting .390 with a 1.247 OPS and 17 dingers, while Fougerousse has a .350 AVG, 1.112 OPS, and leads Evansville with 21 homers.
On paper, the bullpen looks rough for the so-called Aces. Their four most used arms out of the pen are all stamped with ERAs OVER 6.10, so I don’t expect too much from them.
-1400 Tennessee vs +800 Evansville Matchups
GAME 1
Evansville: Kenton Deverman FR LHP 9-1, 3.81 ERA, 81 K, 20 BB, 106.1 IP, 3.83 SIERA
Tennessee: Chris Stamos 3-0, 3.60 ERA (then) AJ Causey 12-3, 3.98 ERA, 109 K, 17 BB, 81.1 IP
GAME 2
Tennessee: Drew Beam JR RHP: 8-2, 4.16 ERA, 80 K, 22 BB, 88.2 IP, 6.89 ERA L3 ST
Evansville: Donovan Schultz SR LHP: 6-2, 5.84 ERA, 72 K, 32 BB, 89.1 IP, 4.35 SIERA
IF NECESSARY GAME 3
Evansville: TBA, Kevin Reed (7.38 ERA) or Shane Harris (3.63 ERA) will get the ball
Tennessee: TBA, Zander Sechrist SR LHP: 3-1, 3.60 ERA, 60 K, 14 BB, 60 IP, 3.07 SIERA
I got cute back in 2022 when a hot baseball team from the state of Indiana (Notre Dame) visited Knoxville for a Super Regional. I just don’t see the possibility of the Purple Aces winning two games this weekend. In my opinion, Evansville’s best chance of taking a game is in Game 2 against Beam, who has struggled lately. Instead of taking Evansville on the moneyline, I’d rather just take an over in that game.
Best Bet: Over in Game 2
Lexington Super Regional Preview
Kentucky is an all-around great team. They don’t excel at anything with the sticks or on the mound, but they consistently get that clutch hit. They run the bases extremely well, aren’t afraid to lay a bunt down, and can also hit the long ball. UK is 19th in steals per game and T-38th in wRC+ with a 117. Nationally, the Cats have the 13th-best fielding percentage.
Nicky Lopez was a First Team ALL SEC Player. He’s an excellent defender, hit .369, with a 1.016 OPS, 54 R, and 49 RBI in the regular season. Leading the team in the power department is Ryan Waldschmidt and Ryan Nicholson.
Waldschmidt tore his ACL in the Cape last summer, and he has been a tremendous comeback story, hitting .359 with a 1.139 OPS and 14 homers. Nicholson, who was named the Most Outstanding Player in the Lexington Regional, leads the team in homers with 20.
Johnny Hummel and Robert Hogan are two of the go-tos out of a bullpen that has a 5.29 ERA on weekends.
Oregon State has built tremendous depth both with the sticks and on the mound. Given the amount of injuries the Beavers have endured this season, it is super impressive that they rank inside the top 20 of multiple hitting and pitching stats.
Travis Bazzana is an Australian superstar and will draw attention to possibly be the #1 pick in this summer’s MLB Draft. Bazzana has a .415 batting average with a 1.512 OPS, 28 HR, 84 R, 16 SB. Gavin Turley is another leader in the counting stats for the Beavs, with 19 tanks, 74 RBI, 52 R, and a 1.020 OPS.
The bullpen has a 3.86 ERA on the weekends and contains seven great arms, none greater than the sidewinder Bridger Holmes, who has 13 saves, 46 K, in 32 IP, and a 1.97 ERA. It’s wicked, and he’ll be one of the first relievers taken in this year’s MLB Draft.
-140 Kentucky vs +110 Oregon State Matchups
GAME 1
Oregon State: TBA, Aiden May JR RHP: 7-0, 2.88 ERA, 79 K, 22 BB, 68.2 IP, 2.90 SIERA
Kentucky: TBA, Trey Pooser Grad RHP 6-1, 3.77 ERA, 71 K, 29 BB, 76.1 IP, 3.81 SIERA, 2.65 ERA L3 ST
GAME 2
Kentucky: TBA, Mason Moore JR RHP: 9-3, 5.02 ERA, 76 K, 45 BB, 84.1 IP, 4.28 SIERA, 3.57 HOME ERA
Oregon State: TBA, Jacob Kmatz JR RHP: 7-2, 3.29 ERA, 88 K, 20 BB, 82 IP, 2.79 SIERA, 5.26 ERA on ROAD
IF NECESSARY GAME 3
Oregon State: TBA, Eric Segura FR LHP: 6-1, 4.93 ERA, 72 K, 23 BB, 69.1 IP, 3.38 SIERA, 7.06 ROAD ERA
Kentucky: TBA, Dominic Niman JR RHP: 8-4, 6.24 ERA, 66 K, 25 BB, 70.2 IP, 3.99 SIERA, 13.54 ERA L4 ST
Oregon State is just 9-10 away from home this season. A big reason for that is their starting pitching’s home and away splits. Aiden May gives the Beavers their best shot of winning a game. But then Jacob Kmatz and the Freshman Eric Segura gave me some unease on the road.
Mason Moore has been electric for Kentucky in the postseason during his career. Moore has not allowed a run in 20.1 NCAA Tournament innings. He has allowed just 10 hits and struck out 18.
Here’s how I map out this series. Oregon State wins Game 1. Kentucky wins Game 2. Game 3 will feature two starting pitchers that don’t go very deep, and it’s up to the bullpens. But because this series will be played at Kentucky Proud Park, where the Wildcats are 24-6 this season, and that cauldron will be boiling as Big Blue Nation seeks their first appearance in Omaha, I think UK will get it done and win the series.
Best Bet: -140 Kentucky To Win Series
Athens Super Regional Preview
Overall, the Georgia offense has a 138 wRC+, which ranks them second nationally. This team can slug up and down the lineup. Their .594 slugging percentage puts them third nationally. The Dawgs hit 145 homers, which is also third in the country. That is saying something, considering Foley Field’s deep left field fence (350 feet).
The Bulldogs are led by Charlie Condon, who is having one of the best offensive seasons in college baseball history. Earlier this season, Condon broke the BBCOR record for home runs in a season. He is now at 36 through 57 games and is still racking them up. Condon isn’t just a slugger, though; he leads the country with a .445 batting average.
He is surrounded by six other teammates who have averages over .280 as well. One of them is Corey Collins, who leads the country with a .583 on-base percentage. Do you want a winning formula in baseball? Have a dude get on base in front of a dude like Condon, who can absolutely rake.
UGA’s bullpen is really rough. The top three healthiest options are Christian Mracna (5.31 ERA), Jarvis Evans (5.45 ERA), and Brian Zeldin (5.68 ERA).
When the Wolf Pack are at the plate they don’t give you any freebies. This team is top 30 in walk percentage and strikeout percentage. Then, when they get a mistake, they punish it. They have 83 home runs which puts them 66th in the country.
Alek Makarewicz and Garrett Pennington form a top-notch duo at the top of the order. AMak leads the Wolf-Pack with a .379 average, a 1.178 OPS, and 20 homers. Pennington is trailing just behind with a .347 average, 1.088 OPS, and 16 home runs.
The bullpen has lost a couple of guys due to injury, but over the last month, they have really done a nice job putting it together, and honestly, that is a big reason for the Wolf Pack’s late-season surge.
-150 Georgia vs +120 NC State Matchups
GAME 1
NC State: TBA, Sam Highfill Grad RHP: 6-2, 5.35 ERA, 73 K, 38 BB, 74 IP, 4.50 SIERA, 9.30 ERA on ROAD, 6.37 ERA L5 ST
Georgia: TBA, Leighton Finley SO RHP: 5-1, 4.41 ERA, 71 K, 26 BB, 69.1 IP, 3.62 SIERA, 1.09 ERA in L4 ST
GAME 2
Georgia: TBA, Kolten Smith SO RHP: 9-2, 4.41 ERA, 99 K, 19 BB, 65.1 IP, 1.80 SIERA, 2.33 ERA at Home, 1.59 ERA L9 Apps
NC State: TBA, Dom Fritton SO LHP: 3-5, 6.57 ERA, 67 K, 43 BB, 68 IP, 4.57 SIERA, 8.28 ROAD ERA, 6.43 ERA in L4 ST
IF NECESSARY GAME 3
NC State: TBA, Logan Whitaker SR RHP: 3-1, 6.23 ERA, 52 K, 18 BB, 47.2 IP, 3.76 SIERA, 7.52 ROAD ERA, 8.01 ERA L6 Apps
Georgia: TBA, Zach Harris SO RHP: 5-1, 6.69 ERA, 42 K, 18 BB, 35 IP, 3.57 SIERA, 2.92 ERA L5 Apps
Georgia has hot starting pitching, a loaded lineup, and a home field advantage against a poor road team. It seems almost *too simple*.
Best Bet: -150 Kentucky To Win Series
Clemson Super Regional Preview
Clemson is a great all-around team, but I wouldn’t say that they are really elite at anything. The thing about the Tigers that we all know is that they have a tendency to fall behind early in games, and they have 25 come-from-behind victories.
Eight of the nine hitters in the Clemson lineup have a batting average over .300. The superstar is Cam Cannarella. The way he’s going right now, he’ll hear his name called early in the 2025 MLB Draft. Cannarella has a .343 average, with a .986 OPS, 10 homers, 56 runs, and 56 RBI. All of that is with a bum left shoulder, which is his dominant side. Blake Wright supplies the power in the 3-hole for the lineup with 21 home runs, a .333 average, and a 1.018 OPS.
Six of the arms frequently getting the ball from Erik Bakich right now all own ERAs under 5.00.
Power hitting and power pitching is the name of the game for the Gators. They have hit 125 home runs, which is the 6th most nationally. On the mound, Florida is striking out just over 25% of the hitters they face (18th).
Jac Caglianone is the dude for Florida. He leads the team both at the plate and on the mound. Being left off the Golden Spikes finalists list could amp him up even more this weekend. With the stick, Cags leads the team by far with a .410 average and 1.373 OPS, with 31 home runs. Ashton Wilson broke out and won Stillwater Regional’s Most Outstanding Player. Over the weekend, Wilson went 9 for 21 with a homer, 6 RBI, and 5 runs scored.
Florida still struggles with their pitching depth. That issue has been like ankle weights for them this entire season. This past weekend was the first time the team had won three straight games since the end of February. A big reason for that was the 11 strikeout performance in 5.2 innings by Brandon Neely. He is the most notable guy out of this pen for the Gators.
-165 Clemson vs +135 Florida Matchups
GAME 1
Florida: TBA, Liam Peterson FR RHP: 3-4, 5.61 ERA, 70 K, 32 BB, 59.1 IP, 3.62 SIERA, 2.50 ERA L5 Apps
Clemson: TBA, Tristan Smith SO LHP: 2-0, 3.88 ERA, 62 K, 29 BB, 46.1 IP, 3.41 SIERA, 5.64 ERA since returning from his midseason injury
GAME 2
Clemson: TBA, Aidan Knaak FR RHP: 5-1, 2.96 ERA, 103 K, 26 BB, 79 IP, 2.49 SIERA, 4.50 ERA L3 ST
Florida: TBA, Jac Caglianone JR LHP: 5-2, 4.57 ERA, 76 K, 46 BB, 67 IP, 4.13 SIERA, 5.26 ERA on ROAD, 5.97 ERA L6 ST
IF NECESSARY GAME 3
Florida: TBA, Pierce Coppola JR LHP: 0-4, 9.16 ERA, 26 K, 9 BB, 18.2 IP, 3.16 SIERA, 10.80 ERA L4 Apps
Clemson: TBA, Ethan Darden SO LHP: 5-4, 4.96 ERA, 40 K, 14 BB, 65.1 IP, 3.61 SIERA, 4.10 HOME ERA, 10.13 ERA L3 ST
In my book, all three of these possible matchups are coin flips in their own way. Liam Peterson has been dealing lately. It is a tough spot for a true freshman in a true road environment, but he could lead Florida to a Game 1 win. Aidan Knaak has been Clemson’s best starting pitcher all season long. The bullpens will have plenty of clean-up work to do in Game 3.
Best Bet: -120 Clemson Super Regional Over 2.5 Games
Bryan-College Station Super Regional Preview
Texas A&M possesses one of the best top-to-bottom scoring offenses with great defense, an outstanding bullpen, and a great strike thrower, in Ryan Prager, as their Ace. Eight hitters in the lineup have batting averages over .285.
Gavin Grahovac, Jace LaViolette, and Braden Montgomery might just be the best 1-2-3 at the top of any batting order in the country. All three of them have hit 20+ homers, with averages above .305 and OPS over 1.030.
This pen is outstanding and ranks 4th in the nation with a 3.82 ERA. Chris Cortez has outstanding stuff and can run it up there at triple digits sometimes. He has 73 K in 49 IP, and Evan Aschenbeck has appeared the most of the pen and is super reliable with a 1.87 ERA.
Oregon has incredible pitching depth, with nine staff members having a sub-5 ERA. The Ducks pitched super well in Santa Barbara this past week, showcasing their top 30 least runs allowed per game staff very well.
The lineup contains five players with OBPs over .380. Carter Garate was named the Santa Barbara Regional’s Most Outstanding Player. Over the weekend, Garate went 5-10 with a home run and 4 RBI.
-425 Texas A&M vs +300 Oregon Matchups
GAME 1
Oregon: TBA, RJ Gordon JR RHP: 7-5, 4.73 ERA, 83 K, 42 BB, 91.1 IP, 4.35 SIERA, 7.16 ROAD ERA
Texas A&M: Ryan Prager SO LHP: 8-1, 2.53 ERA, 113 K, 19 BB, 85.1 IP, 1.99 SIERA, 0.91 ERA at HOME
GAME 2
Texas A&M: Shane Sdao SO LHP: 5-1, 2.61 ERA, 55 K, 9 BB, 48.1 IP, 2.43 SIERA, 4.82 HOME ERA
Oregon: TBA, Grayson Grinsell SO LHP: 7-2, 3.82 ERA, 97 K, 42 BB, 75.1 IP, 3.26 SIERA, 6.75 ERA on ROAD
IF NECESSARY GAME 3
Oregon: TBA, Kevin Seitter SR RHP: 8-3, 4.52 ERA, 80 K, 34 BB, 81.2 IP, 3.80 SIERA, 5.19 ROAD ERA
Texas A&M: TBA, Justin Lamkin (5.73 ERA) or Tanner Jones (6.22 ERA)
All of Oregon’s possible starting pitchers possess rough road splits. If Oregon could steal one of the first two games, they could drag A&M into the deep water. However, I think the Aggies’ offense will take care of business in two games.
Best Bet: -150 Bryan-College Station Super Regional Under 2.5 Games
