2013 BTD Baseball Bracket Challenge

The BTD Bracket Challenge is back for a third consecutive year, and this time, we have a small prize for the winner. Here's how it works:

• First, pick the winners of the 16 Regionals
• Second, pick the winners of the 8 Super Regionals
• Thrid, pick the two teams that will compete in the CWS Championship Series
• Finally, pick the CWS Champion

You will receive 1 point for each correctly picked Regional, 2 points for each Super Regional, 4 points for each CWS Series team, and 8 points for the champion. Standings will be updated at the end of each round. The contestant with the most points at the conclusion of the tournament will win the following baseball cards:

• A 2007 Drew Stubbs card, with swatch of his Texas jersey (113/500).
• A 2007 Mat Latos card, with swatch of his Broward C.C. jersey (475/500).
• A 2007 Matt Dominguez card, with swatch of his Chatsworth HS jersey (315/500).

Below is a list of teams in each regional and their records, with my pick in bold. If I finish first, I keep the cards ;)

In the comments section, it would be helpful for you to do it like this: Corvallis Regional - Oregon State

Chapel Hill Regional

1. North Carolina (52-8)
2. Florida Atlantic (39-20)
3. Towson (29-28)
4. Canisius (42-15)

Columbia Regional

1. South Carolina (39-18)
2. Clemson (39-20)
3. Liberty (34-27)
4. Saint Louis (41-19)

Raleigh Regional

1. NC State (44-13)
2. Mississippi (37-22)
3. William & Mary (37-22)
4. Binghamton (30-23)

Eugene Regional

1. Oregon (45-14)
2. Rice (41-17)
3. San Francisco (34-22)
4. South Dakota State (33-25)

Fullerton Regional

1. Cal State Fullerton (48-8)
2. Arizona State (35-20-1)
3. New Mexico (37-20)
4. Columbia (27-19)

Los Angeles Regional

1. UCLA (39-17)
2. Cal Poly (39-17)
3. San Diego (35-23)
4. San Diego State (31-29)

Blacksburg Regional

1. Virginia Tech (38-20)
2. Oklahoma (40-19)
3. Coastal Carolina (37-21)
4. Connecticut (34-26)

Baton Rouge Regional

1. LSU (52-9)
2. Louisiana-Lafayette (41-18)
3. Sam Houston State (37-20)
4. Jackson State (34-20)

Nashville Regional

1. Vanderbilt (51-9)
2. Georgia Tech (34-25)
3. Illinois (34-18)
4. East Tennessee State (36-22)

Louisville Regional

1. Louisville (46-12)
2. Miami (Florida) (36-23)
3. Oklahoma State (39-17)
4. Bowling Green (24-29)

Bloomington Regional

1. Indiana (43-14)
2. Austin Peay (45-13)
3. Florida (29-28)
4. Valparaiso (31-26)

Tallahassee Regional

1. Florida State (44-15)
2. Alabama (34-26)
3. Troy (40-18)
4. Savannah State (33-21)

Charlottesville Regional

1. Virginia (47-10)
2. UNC Wilmington (37-21)
3. Elon (32-28)
4. Army (29-21)

Starkville Regional

1. Mississippi State (43-17)
2. South Alabama (42-18)
3. Mercer (43-16)
4. Central Arkansas (39-20)

Manhattan Regional

1. Kansas State (41-17)
2. Arkansas (37-21)
3. Bryant (44-16-1)
4. Wichita State (39-26)

Corvallis Regional

1. Oregon State (45-10)
2. Texas A&M (32-27)
3. UC Santa Barbara (34-23)
4. Texas-San Antonio (35-23)

Chapel Hill Super Regional

1. North Carolina
1. South Carolina

Eugene Super Regional

1. Oregon
1. NC State

Fullerton Super Regional

1. Cal State Fullerton
1. UCLA

Baton Rouge Super Regional

1. LSU
2. Oklahoma

Nashville Super Regional

1. Vanderbilt
1. Louisville

Tallahassee Super Regional

1. Florida State
3. Florida

Charlottesville Super Regional

1. Virginia
2. South Alabama

Corvallis Super Regional

1. Oregon State
2. Arkansas

CWS Championship Series

1. North Carolina
1. Vanderbilt

CWS Champion

1. North Carolina

So, there you have it. If you want to view the bracket, click here. Inside there is the CWS bracket, if you want to break down your finalists even further. Oklahoma is my big upset pick to make it to Omaha, but watch out for South Carolina and UCLA as well.

Please post your picks in the comments section. They need to be in by 9:00 AM Pacific on Friday morning.

Good Luck!