Oregon vs Uconn (Oregon wins 5-3)

[TualatinDuck]

Now thats baseball drama right there! Awesome game!

[cordy02c]

now we can hand it to tyler tomorrow so I guess it worked out after all

[duckgrad99]

What a tremendous win for this program. Florida St should be a much tougher task.

[woundedknees]

Great win for the Ducks!

I gave up listening to the play by play on the CBS online feed, and listened to Jerry Allen, while watching the game.

Bring on FSU!

[greenyellow]

The FSU game will be tough but we have Anderson pitching tomorrow so FSU's batters are going to see some tough pitching.

[UOducksTK1]

So Florida St. is the next opponent? When is that game?

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[dthomas=ddixon]

Perfect way to end it.

[woundedknees]

Around 3:30 PM, I think.

[uostudent]

Nice to see the team win. Can someone explain how the postseason works in baseball? I'm guessing it must not be single game elimination if we were scheduled to play Florida St. I do know that the college world series is in Omaha

[gofightingducks]

Great win. I heard it was the Ducks first postseason win in 46 years or something like that!!

GO DUCKS!

[UOducksTK1]

Nice to see the team win. Can someone explain how the postseason works in baseball? I'm guessing it must not be single game elimination if we were scheduled to play Florida St. I do know that the college world series is in Omaha

I think it's standard double elimination, with regional winners moving onto super-regionals.

Yep, it's double elimination. Then if we advance, we play a 3 game series against the winner of another double elimination group (at this point there are only 16 teams left). Then the winners go through double elimination again (8 teams at this point). And then the 2 winners of that go onto a 3 game series for the world series).

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

[duckgrad99]

Nice to see the team win. Can someone explain how the postseason works in baseball? I'm guessing it must not be single game elimination if we were scheduled to play Florida St. I do know that the college world series is in Omaha

I think it's standard double elimination, with regional winners moving onto super-regionals.

Yep, it's double elimination. Then if we advance, we play a 3 game series against the winner of another double elimination group (at this point there are only 16 teams left). Then the winners go through double elimination again (8 teams at this point). And then the 2 winners of that go onto a 3 game series for the world series).

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

I believe the winners of the next round (best of 3 series)go to the world series, meaning that 8 teams total make it.

[DarronThomas5]

Nice to see the team win. Can someone explain how the postseason works in baseball? I'm guessing it must not be single game elimination if we were scheduled to play Florida St. I do know that the college world series is in Omaha

I think it's standard double elimination, with regional winners moving onto super-regionals.

Yep, it's double elimination. Then if we advance, we play a 3 game series against the winner of another double elimination group (at this point there are only 16 teams left). Then the winners go through double elimination again (8 teams at this point). And then the 2 winners of that go onto a 3 game series for the world series).

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

The 16 regional winners are matched up and play a 3 game series with the 8 winners advancing to super regionals.

[duckgrad99]

http://www.ncaa.com/brackets/2010/ncaa_ ... eball.html

[dthomas=ddixon]

So if we win tomorrow are we in the CWS?