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Message: [QUOTE="huskymedic, post: 2147427, member: 549"] [URL='http://www.kansas.com/sports/college/wichita-state/article143292009.html']Baseball Analysis from the Wichita Eagle:[/URL] [SIZE=4][B]BASEBALL[/B][/SIZE] Champions 2014 – Louisville (regular season), Houston (tournament) 2015 – Houston, East Carolina 2016 – Tulane, Connecticut Best NCAA performances [INDENT]East Carolina (2016) and Houston (2014) lost in super regionals. Former member Louisville played in the 2014 College World Series.[/INDENT] Who’s the power? [INDENT]Houston, Tulane and East Carolina are the most consistent winners. Both own two NCAA appearances in the AAC’s three seasons.[/INDENT] [INDENT]Tulane (2005) has the most recent berth in the College World Series by a current member.[/INDENT] [INDENT]UConn leads American members with five College World Series appearances, most recently in 1979. Tulane (2001, 2005) and Houston (1953, 1967) own two each.[/INDENT] This season [INDENT]Houston and East Carolina both dropped out of the Baseball America top 25 this week. Warrennolan.com ranks the American fifth in its RPI with No. 7 Houston, No 31 UConn, No. 33 Central Florida and No. 38 South Florida in the top 50 of the power rankings.[/INDENT] [INDENT]All eight schools are in the top 160.[/INDENT] Compared to the MVC [INDENT]The American is a step up, but Valley baseball is no weakling and the Shockers are in no position to judge with their slippage since 2008. The addition of Dallas Baptist strengthened the MVC and the Patriots played host to a regional in 2015.[/INDENT] [INDENT]In baseball, the AAC consistently ranks higher than the MVC in RPI. In the past three seasons, it earned six at-large bids. The MVC, in the past three seasons, has four at-large bids. Missouri State played in a super regional in 2015.[/INDENT] [/QUOTE]

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