Anchor Of Gold · May 26, 2023
Hooverville Day Three: vs. The Gainesville Jorts
Always good to be in the winner’s bracket. It’s important to win today, as well, as doing so will give our arms the day off tomorrow. There’s a reason the top 4 seeds normally win the SEC tourney, as having to play on Day One guarantees you’ll need an extra game worth of pitchers. Then, even if you get past Day One, losing on Days Two or Three means yet another extra game worth of pitchers. In short, if you’re a 1-4 seed and never lose, you can win the tourney in 4 games (Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday). On the flip side, if you are a 5-12 seed who wins on Day One, but loses on either Day Two or Three, you would have to play in 6 games (winning 5) for the crown.