2014 NCAA D1 Softball Pool

[Coachw01]

Regionals:
Oregon
Minnesota
Michigan
Florida state
Florida
Washington
Tulsa
Georgia
Ucla
Kentucky
Arizona
Louisiana Lafayette
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Missouri
Alabama

Super regional:
Oregon
Michigan
Florida
Georgia
Ucla
Arizona
Oklahoma
Alabama

Championship series:
Alabama vs Oregon.

Champion:
Oregon

Total runs:
13

 

[cuzmail]

We won't tell RB and Cuzmail that GA & Alabama are on the same side of the bracket and can't play each other in the championship game. Shhhhh, it will be our little secret.....
9

Ha! The bracket I have shows UCLA and Bama on the same side????????

 

[RubberBiscuit]

Ha! The bracket I have shows UCLA and Bama on the same side????????

Time for a reset - we all looking at the same bracket here?
2014 NCAA Softball Tournament DI | NCAA.com

Then my memory is that the only limitation on who COULD meet up in the finals is that two teams can't be from the same OR adjacent Regionals (because adjacent regional winners would meet each other in the Supers and get eliminated)

So I don't think there are "sides" in this bracket like you might be thinking in the case of March Madness.

RT if you raised all this commotion for nothing you're gonna owe us a beer! And an import at that!

 

[BaldNBeautiful]

Alright here goes:
Oregon, Auburn, Arizona St., FSU, UCF, BYU, Baylor, UGA, UCLA, Kentucky, Arizona, La-Laf, Texas A&M, Tenn., Missouri, Bama

Oregon, UCLA, FSU, Arizona, Bama, UGA, Tenn, UCF

National Champion: Bama over UCLA 13 runs

 

[coachjwb]

Regional Winners

Eugene Regional Winner = Oregon
Minneapolis Regional Winner = Auburn
Tempe Regional Winner = ASU
Tallahassee Regional Winner = Florida State
Gainesville Regional Winner = Florida
Seattle Regional Winner = Washington
Waco Regional Winner = Tulsa
Athens Regional Winner = Georgia
Los Angeles Regional Winner = UCLA
Lexington Regional Winner = JMU
Tucson Regional Winner = Arizona
Lafayette Regional Winner = Louisiana-Lafayette
Norman Regional Winner = Oklahoma
Knoxville Regional Winner = Tennessee
Columbia Regional Winner = Missouri
Tuscaloosa Regional Winner = Alabama

Super Regional Winners

1.) Oregon
2.) ASU
3.) Florida
4.) Georgia
5.) UCLA
6.) ULL
7.) Oklahoma
8.) Alabama


Winner = Oregon
Runner Up = Alabama

Runs in championship series ... 11

 

[Mylil32]

Regional Winners

Oregon
Auburn
ASU
Florida State
Florida
Washington
Baylor
Georgia
UCLA
Kentucky
Arizona
Louisiana-Lafayette
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Missouri
Alabama

Super Regional Winners

1.) Oregon
2.) FSU
3.) Florida
4.) Georgia
5.) UCLA
6.) Arizona
7.) Oklahoma
8.) Alabama


Winner = Oregon
Runner Up = UCLA

Runs in championship series ... 12

 

[Indiana]

Team MsDinosaur!

 

[sdsoftball]

Regionals
Oregon, North Dakota St, Arizona St., Florida St., Florida, Washington, Baylor, Georgia, UCLA, DePaul, Arizona, La. Lafayette, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Nebraska, Alabama

Super Regionals

Oregon, Arizona St, Washington, Georgia, UCLA, Arizona, Oklahoma, Alabama

Championship Series

Alabama, Georgia

Champion

Alabama

Total Runs
13

 

[WinThemAll]

REGIONALS

Oregon, Auburn, Michigan, Florida State, Florida, Washington, Tulsa, Georgia, UCLA, Kentucky, LSU, La-Lafayette, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Missouri, Alabama

SUPER REGIONALS

Oregon, Michigan, Washington, Tulsa, UCLA, La-Lafayette, Oklahoma, Alabama

CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

Oregon, Alabama

CHAMPION

Alabama

TOTAL RUNS SCORED

7

 

[SoCal_Dad]

Then my memory is that the only limitation on who COULD meet up in the finals is that two teams can't be from the same OR adjacent Regionals (because adjacent regional winners would meet each other in the Supers and get eliminated)

So I don't think there are "sides" in this bracket like you might be thinking in the case of March Madness.

You also can't get 2 teams that play each other in their first WCWS game to meet up again in the championship (e.g. FL and GA).

The WCWS consists of 2 double-elim brackets to determine the 2 teams for the championship series. What isn't obvious is the losers of the 2nd-round games in the winners brackets actually cross over to the other bracket instead of following the dashed line. There is no route for the losers of the first round games to cross over. See 2012 WCWS Bracket

You can get 2 finalists that start in the same bracket, but it is very difficult for a team to get there through a losers bracket.