I’m not sure the conference needs the extra “recognition” and television coverage the tournament provided. Let’s explore Canham’s reasons why Pac-12 coaches wanted a tournament. 3 national seed are are hosting this weekend, so that part worked out OK. Oregon State won three games and lost two, falling to Stanford in the final. 2 seed in the Louisville Regional.īoth teams entered the week feeling as if they needed a win or two to secure their positioning. They lost two games and were eliminated, however, leaving them as a No. The Ducks’ solid 35-21 season - which would have been even more impressive if they had not gone 0-5 against OSU - in an always tough conference would have guaranteed the chance to host a Regional. Oregon, meanwhile, finished fourth in the Pac-12 with an 18-12 record. Winning a couple of games would solidify it.” “What we’d done to that point in the season put us in a great position to get it. “It didn’t hurt to win some games,” Canham agreed. That left doubt in the selection committee as to whether they deserved a top eight seed, which would guarantee home-field advantage through the Super Regional.
Stanford won its last 12 contests to nip them by a game.
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1 in the nation in the final three weeks, ended the regular season by losing series to Arizona and UCLA, which cost the Beavers the regular-season title. Ironically, Oregon State and Oregon probably had the most to lose going into the tourney. The pitching wilted in the oppressive desert heat, but it wasn’t for lack of trying. After a long, taxing regular season that had them a lock to play host to a Regional, they came at opponents with everything they had. And it gives another squad a chance to win it and get a seed in the tournament.”īefore I go on, let me applaud Canham’s Beavers for their effort and competitiveness in Scottsdale. The competitive juices flow a little bit different. Getting a feel for that tournament realm. “The opportunity for the conference to get some recognition, to get on TV that last week when everyone else is playing a tournament. There’s a long way to go, but it appears that progress is on the way.“We were looking for a few things,” he said on Tuesday. If the SEC lands with that, it will ensure that teams play everyone in the conference every four years, which would eliminate the issue of the Alabama’s and Georgia’s never seeing each other during the regular season. The most popular idea for the future SEC scheduling format is centered around three main points: no divisions, nine conference games, and a 3-6 scheduling model with three annual opponents. … We’ve seen some conference membership movement, the CFP format change and that’s going to help us make a better decision.” “ we ultimately said if we wait we can learn a lot about CFP, other conference media deals, look more deeply at tiebreakers, if we’re in a single division,” Sankey continued. I welcome the chance to make decisions before we go to Destin. “I think we have from today about 90 days to figure that out. “What are the continuing annual opponents? What are those that rotate? Is it eight or nine ? Then how often do we see everyone rotate through the schedule?” Sankey asked rhetorically to OutKick.
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