WSU has made the 2010 NCAA College Baseball Tournament. On Monday, May 31, the NCAA College Baseball Tournament named the 64 teams that will be playing for a chance at the 2010 College Baseball World Series, and Washington State University found themselves among the field. It is the second consecutive year that WSU has made it into the NCAA Baseball Playoffs, and gives them another chance to seek postseason success in the most prestigious of college baseball tournaments.
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Washington State finished the season with a 34-20 overall record, posting a 15-12 record in a very tough Pac-10 Conference. Pointing to how tough the conference was this year, Arizona State, which won the regular season Pac-10 championship, is the No. 1 overall seed in the 2010 NCAA Tournament. There are several other Pac-10 teams that made the tournament as well, including UCLA, Oregon, and Arizona just to name a few. They received their marching orders on May 31st as well, and all of these Pac-10 teams will be playing in difference regional tournaments.
Every team that makes the 2010 NCAA Baseball Tournament is placed into a four team grouping. Within those four teams is a double-elimination tournament, where one team emerges to play in the Super Regionals or basically the second round. Just 16 teams emerge from the Regionals, and just eight teams emerge from the Super Regionals to make up the final field of eight teams that will play for the 2010 College Baseball World Series.
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Washington State will play in the Fayetteville Regional, hosted by Arkansas and joined by Grambling and Kansas State. It's a good seeding for WSU, and hopefully it can help them advance past the first round of the 2010 NCAA College Baseball Tournament. Games get started on Friday, June 4th, 2010.
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