re: It's beyond time for new divisions for SEC baseball

I'm not sure there's a need for divisions in baseball. At least half the conference gets into the regionals and the SEC usually gets two of the eight national seeds and three or four of the 16 regional hosts total.

You could just do it like basketball where you dictate some permanent opponents based on geography (or in the case of Kentucky and Florida, competitive history) and rotate the rest. If you go 16-14 or better in the SEC in baseball, you're usually in the regionals.