The bracket has been released, the games have been scheduled, and all that’s left for Florida baseball to do is actually play the games.
As the number two overall seed in the tournament, the Gators will be favored to make it to Omaha, Nebraska, but as Tennessee learned last year, being a top seed doesn’t guarantee anything.
But there are a handful of underlying reasons to feel confident that Gators can navigate both the Regional and Super Regional round.
Florida Baseball: Slug it out
The Gators rank 16th in the country in runs scored, and it’s a bit surprising when one considers that Florida is only 63rd in the country in on-base percentage.