Anybody got the updated SEC standings?

[Saltydog]

NT

[Jacksondevildog]

@SEC__Baseball: SEC Tournament Seeds:
1. Florida
2. Ole Miss
3. MSU
4. SC
5. VU
6. LSU
7. Ala
8. Ark
9. A&M
10. UK
11. Tenn
12. UGA

[curmudgeon]

Here you go, with ties broken.

Byes
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1. Florida (19-8)
2. Ole Miss (17-10)
3. Mississippi State (16-11)
4. Vanderbilt (16-11)

Tournament
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5. South Carolina (16-11)
6. LSU (14-11-1)
7. Alabama (14-12)
8. Arkansas (13-14)
9. Texas A&M (13-14)
10. Kentucky (12-15)
11. Tennessee (11-16)
12. Georgia (10-16-1)

Out of Tournament
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13. Auburn (10-17)
14. Missouri (6-21)

Notes
Missouri is mathematically eliminated from Hoover.
Auburn is 1/2 game back from Georgia for the last spot. Auburn must win one more game vs. LSU than Georgia wins vs. Kentucky OR one more game vs. LSU than Tennessee does vs. Florida (Auburn has tiebreaker vs. UT)
Arkansas gets the higher seed over A&M because of series victory

MSU wins the three-way tiebreaker vs. Vandy and South Carolina because of their series win over Arkansas (USC and VU both lost). MSU clinches a bye in the SEC Tournament with one win vs. Alabama because USC and Vandy play each other. MSU owns the straight tiebreaker over Vandy by virtue of series win and wins the tiebreaker over South Carolina because of the aforementioned Arkansas scenario.

MSU wins the West if they sweep Alabama and Texas A&M wins the series vs. Ole Miss, or if A&M sweeps Ole Miss and State wins 2 of 3. Needed Georgia to come through today!

The winner of the South Carolina/Vandy series is guaranteed a bye in the SEC Tournament. Alabama and LSU have a slight chance to garner a bye. Alabama must sweep MSU and have Auburn sweep LSU to get a bye. LSU must sweep Auburn and have Alabama win exactly 2/3 (and not all three) and have Vandy win the series vs. South Carolina

[BeardoMSU]

How is our RPI looking after the win?

[Saltydog]

nt

[messageboardsuperhero]

How is our RPI looking after the win?

It didn't budge. We just held steady by winning this series.

Holy Cross and the Arizona trip are just killing us RPI-wise. Those games are sandbagging us and making it damn near impossible for us to move up.

[BeardoMSU]

It didn't budge. We just held steady by winning this series.

Holy Cross and the Arizona trip are just killing us RPI-wise. Those games are sandbagging us and making it damn near impossible for us to move up.

Wunderbar.

[Esmerelda Villalobos]

3. Thumb, pointer and middle.

[lfl]

MSU clinches a bye in the SEC Tournament with one win vs. Alabama because USC and Vandy play each other. MSU owns the straight tiebreaker over Vandy by virtue of series win and wins the tiebreaker over South Carolina because of the aforementioned Arkansas scenario.

To clinch a bye we need to also win as many games as LSU. We could even win the series 2-1 and miss the bye if SC wins and LSU sweeps Auburn since 17-11-1 would beat 18-12 by percentage points. For MSU to get the bye, we really need to win our series and hope LSU loses one at AU.

[preachermatt83]

Here you go, with ties broken.

Byes
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1. Florida (19-8)
2. Ole Miss (17-10)
3. Mississippi State (16-11)
4. Vanderbilt (16-11)

Tournament
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5. South Carolina (16-11)
6. LSU (14-11-1)
7. Alabama (14-12)
8. Arkansas (13-14)
9. Texas A&M (13-14)
10. Kentucky (12-15)
11. Tennessee (11-16)
12. Georgia (10-16-1)

Out of Tournament
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13. Auburn (10-17)
14. Missouri (6-21)

Notes
Missouri is mathematically eliminated from Hoover.
Auburn is 1/2 game back from Georgia for the last spot. Auburn must win one more game vs. LSU than Georgia wins vs. Kentucky OR one more game vs. LSU than Tennessee does vs. Florida (Auburn has tiebreaker vs. UT)
Arkansas gets the higher seed over A&M because of series victory

MSU wins the three-way tiebreaker vs. Vandy and South Carolina because of their series win over Arkansas (USC and VU both lost). MSU clinches a bye in the SEC Tournament with one win vs. Alabama because USC and Vandy play each other. MSU owns the straight tiebreaker over Vandy by virtue of series win and wins the tiebreaker over South Carolina because of the aforementioned Arkansas scenario.

MSU wins the West if they sweep Alabama and Texas A&M wins the series vs. Ole Miss, or if A&M sweeps Ole Miss and State wins 2 of 3. Needed Georgia to come through today!

The winner of the South Carolina/Vandy series is guaranteed a bye in the SEC Tournament. Alabama and LSU have a slight chance to garner a bye. Alabama must sweep MSU and have Auburn sweep LSU to get a bye. LSU must sweep Auburn and have Alabama win exactly 2/3 (and not all three) and have Vandy win the series vs. South Carolina


great info!

[MarketingBully01]

To clinch a bye we need to also win as many games as LSU. We could even win the series 2-1 and miss the bye if SC wins and LSU sweeps Auburn since 17-11-1 would beat 18-12 by percentage points. For MSU to get the bye, we really need to win our series and hope LSU loses one at AU.

I don't think they will sweep Auburn.

[MarketingBully01]

To clinch a bye we need to also win as many games as LSU. We could even win the series 2-1 and miss the bye if SC wins and LSU sweeps Auburn since 17-11-1 would beat 18-12 by percentage points. For MSU to get the bye, we really need to win our series and hope LSU loses one at AU.

Also, not sure if this is correct since you are giving no value to the tie and essentially saying they are 17-11 at that point. I think we are actually technically a full game ahead of them. They should be penalized by that tie and they also lost a game so from baseball rules, I would think 18-12 does beat 17-11-1.

[LC Dawg]

Also, not sure if this is correct since you are giving no value to the tie and essentially saying they are 17-11 at that point. I think we are actually technically a full game ahead of them. They should be penalized by that tie and they also lost a game so from baseball rules, I would think 18-12 does beat 17-11-1.

That's what I thought. If they won 17 out of 29 their percentage is less than winning 18 out of 30. However, Slive may be working to change this as we speak.