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Nebraska baseball earns No. 13 national seed in Lincoln Regional
- On Monday, Ole Miss baseball was selected for the Lincoln Regional, joining host Nebraska, Arizona State, and South Dakota State for double-elimination play beginning Friday, May 29.
- The Rebels enter after losing 10-8 to Missouri in the SEC Tournament's first round, though Coach Mike Bianco has led Ole Miss to the NCAA Tournament in 19 of his 25 seasons, including a national championship in 2022.
- Cole Carlon, Arizona State's ace pitcher, will likely start Friday against the Rebels, backed by Big 12 Player of the Year Landon Hairston .
- The regional winner advances to the Super Regionals by June 1 in a best-of-three series against the Auburn Regional champion, earning a berth toward the College World Series.
- Tickets for the Lincoln Regional go on sale to the public Tuesday, May 26, at 3 p.m., with reserved seats priced at $91 and adult general admission at $56.
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siouxfallslive.comSDSU baseball: Breaking down the NCAA Lincoln regional
LINCOLN, Neb. — South Dakota State is returning to the NCAA baseball tournament for the first time in 13 years courtesy of their upset win over perennial power Oral Roberts in the Summit League tournament. The committee showed the Jackrabbits a healthy level of respect given their 24-31 record, sending SDSU not to face one of the top three or four in the nation but to 13th-seeded Nebraska, where they can easily bus down I-29 with a solid number …
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Wahoo NewspaperNebraska baseball notes: Why Huskers chose first, crowd record watch, regional difficulty
Why Nebraska baseball chose to play the early game Friday, a possible new NU home attendance record and where the Lincoln Regional stacks up in the NCAA tourney's opening round.
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