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Bulldogs can play baseball. 

Since this weekend was the first college baseball I've watched all year, I was puzzled whether UGA is really that good or if Clanga's pitching wasn't up to it.  A team that scores literally almost every inning makes me suspicious.  

Incidentally, people have complained about The Box being a hitter's park over the years.  Sheesh.....our place ain't got nothing on UGA's field.  

The dimensions of the UGA field are pretty standard, RF is closer at 314.  A lot of the HRs hit out would have left anywhere.  The Al bats are a factor overall.

LF: 350 ft (106.7 m) LC: 370 ft (112.8 m) CF: 404 ft (123.1 m) RC: 365 ft (111.3 m) RF: 314 ft (95.7 m)

Yeah, kinda funny, all the top seeds that got beat in the regional or super.

It does seem dumb, but nobody has ever suggested doing that in basketball, because everyone filled out a bracket, but you could just as easily do it there.

When MSU won in 2000, their region was complete chalk, I think they face 16-8-4-2 to get to the Final 4.  And every other region went to hell.  The other 3 teams in the Final 4 were a 5 seed and 2 8 seeds.  MSU's two "toughest" opponents were in the Sweet 16 and Elite 8.

In 2018 one side of the bracket in the Final 4 was #1 Villanova (who beat #3 in the Elite 8) vs. #1 Kansas (who beat #2 in the Elite 8).  The other side was #3 Michigan (who beat #9 in the Elite 8) vs. #11 Loyola (who beat #9 in the Elite 8).  So one side of the Elite 8 was 1-1-2-3.  The other side was 3-9-9-11.  It is what it is.

(But it is always helpful to remind Michigan fans that the highest seed they beat on their run to the title game was a 6 seed, on a half court buzzer beater in the Round of 32) 

The dimensions of the UGA field are pretty standard, RF is closer at 314.  A lot of the HRs hit out would have left anywhere.  The Al bats are a factor overall.

LF: 350 ft (106.7 m) LC: 370 ft (112.8 m) CF: 404 ft (123.1 m) RC: 365 ft (111.3 m) RF: 314 ft (95.7 m)

Yeah, that right side seems to be where I saw a lot of the balls leave, and though it extends to the same length as our power alleys by RC, that RF is short.  Also, the wall is only 8 feet, which is shorter than ours, at 10 ft., and 15 ft. in center field.  

Anyway, the park may not have mattered at all.  The Bulldogs and Clanga might be that powerful, that's plenty believable.  It was just quite something to see one or both of them homer almost every inning across two games.    

The bats are still the deadened ones, but the difference from wooden is a larger sweet spot.  So the pitchers don't even need to badly miss their spot, because the hitters don't need to fully barrel it up to get the same pay off

It does seem dumb, but nobody has ever suggested doing that in basketball, because everyone filled out a bracket, but you could just as easily do it there.

When MSU won in 2000, their region was complete chalk, I think they face 16-8-4-2 to get to the Final 4.  And every other region went to hell.  The other 3 teams in the Final 4 were a 5 seed and 2 8 seeds.  MSU's two "toughest" opponents were in the Sweet 16 and Elite 8.

In 2018 one side of the bracket in the Final 4 was #1 Villanova (who beat #3 in the Elite 8) vs. #1 Kansas (who beat #2 in the Elite 8).  The other side was #3 Michigan (who beat #9 in the Elite 8) vs. #11 Loyola (who beat #9 in the Elite 8).  So one side of the Elite 8 was 1-1-2-3.  The other side was 3-9-9-11.  It is what it is.

(But it is always helpful to remind Michigan fans that the highest seed they beat on their run to the title game was a 6 seed, on a half court buzzer beater in the Round of 32)

Outside the NFL, does anyone reseed?