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College Baseball Rankings Projections View Georgia as Potential Super Regional Seed

Georgia outfielder Nolan McCarthy (19) celebrates after stealing second during a NCAA baseball game against Texas A&M in Athens, Ga., on Friday, May 16, 2025.
Georgia outfielder Nolan McCarthy (19) celebrates after stealing second during a NCAA baseball game against Texas A&M in Athens, Ga., on Friday, May 16, 2025. / Joshua L. Jones / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The Georgia Bulldogs have finished off a series win vs Texas A&M in the regular season finale, and it could place them in super-regional seeding positioning.

The Georgia Bulldogs may have just punched their ticket to hosting postseason baseball in Athens. With a hard-fought series win over No. 5 Texas A&M, Georgia has built an NCAA Tournament résumé that looks worthy of a Top 8 National Seed a prestigious distinction that allows a team to host both a Regional and a Super Regional on their home field.

Playing at Foley Field has been a major advantage all season, and securing postseason play in Athens would be a massive boost for a Georgia squad that has shown poise, power, and consistency throughout a grueling SEC slate.

Key Wins Stack Up

Georgia’s case for a Top 8 seed doesn’t hinge solely on this weekend’s win over Texas A&M. The Bulldogs have been stacking up résumé-building victories throughout the season, including series wins over multiple ranked SEC opponents:

  • Arkansas: Georgia handed the Razorbacks one of their rare series losses this season, showcasing both pitching depth and timely hitting against one of the nation’s top teams.
  • Auburn: In a critical midseason stretch, Georgia took down a surging Auburn squad, further solidifying their standing in the SEC and the national rankings.
  • Florida (in Gainesville): Winning on the road is always a tall task in the SEC, and Georgia delivered in Gainesville, sweeping the series from the Gators in a hostile environment.

These victories, combined with a strong overall RPI and one of the toughest strength-of-schedule metrics in the nation, should push the Bulldogs into elite territory in the eyes of the NCAA Selection Committee.

A Chance to Finish Strong

Today marks the conclusion of the SEC regular season, and Georgia has certainly ended on a high note. With the series win over Texas A&M in hand, the Bulldogs now await seeding for next week’s SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama, a final opportunity to fine-tune before postseason play begins in May.

While Hoover always presents its share of surprises, Georgia has done more than enough to feel confident about its national standing. The Dawgs are not only tournament-bound, they are in a prime position to host.

Athens, Get Ready

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