What is the strongest conference in college baseball?
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Traditionally the Southeast Conference, the southern schools get to train year round, tend to have an advantage when recruiting, can host early season tournaments as home games and have many other advantages as well as being big well funded athletic departments with heavy-duty football programs for revenue and growing basketball programs -see this year's champ Florida- which equals new facilities, fields, equipment and scholarships, enough said.
321945
UNC Tarheels Tar Heels are the best. Duke is puke!
228552
You can find a list at the National FastPitch Coaches Association website.  They are organized by division, so just click on each division and you'll see all the colleges listed:\n\nhttp://nfca.org/fastpitch/
253561
The committee always says they don't give out a certain number of bids to each conference. They base it on individual team strengths. Now, I'm not sure which teams form the MVC are worthy. You have to at least look at Northern Iowa though. The kind of slid at the end, but I think they can still get in with 23 wins. I'm not so sure about Bradley, or even Missouri State for that matter.\n\nAs a side note, I hate that the conference tourney champions get automatic bids. I don't have a problem with SIU in this case, but I hate seeing sub-.500 schools from crummy conferences get in just because they got hot for a week.
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there you go buddy. best i could find \nhttp://www.gotickets.com/seating_charts/college_baseball/assembly_hall-in.php
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UCONN.\n\nDuke is right behind them at number 2, but nobody wears out an opponent like UCONN. And don't they play in the toughest conference in NCAA hoops?
1022143
Has to be the Mets. They are the best team and are probably the only NL that installs some fear into any team in the AL.
253670
yes NC State has came up big in tournaments the last couple years. they have a decent team, but their coaching is excellent.
727604
College baseball is great and pretty access able for fans - usually cheap and some of the rivalries are just as intense as in football or basketball.  Often a great way to spend a lazy afternoon in the sun and maybe, just maybe, you are seeing some future major leaguer.
393659
The Indians were legit last year. Even though they lost Millwood, Elarton and Howry, they should still be a very good young team. Travis Hafner is quite possibly the strongest guy in baseball right now. I dunno if they have enough to beat the White Sox this year, but definately in the next few years.
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As of late, Duke. But with some of there great players leaving, Kentucky could possibly have the upper hand. The team to watch though is UNC. With good young talent, they are going to go far.
432723
Since the season is only a few weeks old, you have to go with the Boston Red Sox.  They have the best record in baseball at 11-4.  And of course, the Bears have a long way to go before they have any success outside the football field.
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Not the BCS but the closest I could find. \nhttp://www.collegefootballpoll.com/current_congrove_rankings.html
56695
Well, my first thought was the ACC, but the Big East and Big Ten give them a run for their money. The ACC currently has 5 out of its 12 teams ranked (although UNC will be out of the rankings when they come out Monday), and currently has the number one team in the country, Duke.\n\nHowever, the Big East has 6 ranked teams--including the number 3 Connecticut Huskies--but the entire conference is much larger than the ACC--the Big East has 16 teams. Also notable are the Villanova Wildcats, standing at number 8, as well as Pittsburgh at number 9.\n\nThe Big Ten has 6 of its 11 (11 teams from a conference called the Big Ten will continue to perplex me) teams ranked, but no team is ranked higher than Illinois at 7.\n\nIf I had to rank these three now, I'd go 1) Big East 2) ACC 3) Big Ten. But the ACC may very well produce the national champion (for the second year in a row), which may cause that order to change.
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I'm sorry but the Big 12 is just too tough for Nebraska. I'm a CU fan and i'll admit it's too tough for both our teams. The Big 12 South is going to dominate. As for Lucky, I doubt it but we'll have to see. Check out Hugh Charles from CU.
854321
I'm gonna go with Florida. They return every single starter that they had last year during their title run. Also, they added some great recruits to the mix. UNC will be pretty good, and Kansas will too. Arizona has my main man Nic Wise, they also have the fantastic soph Marcus Williams, and they also have Jawaan McClellan. But a squad you forgot was Ohio State University...
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It may be UNC or G Tech. Cal State Fullerton doesn't have as good of a chance as they did a few years ago. If Rice survives the super regional, they will be tough to beat.