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As for SEC EAST and the CWS

2017 = Florida (had to turn it up to 11 on the volume)

2014 = Vanderbilt (first Big 4 natty for the Dores)

2011 = South Carolina (first SEC East with 2 CWS)

2010 = South Carolina (Taters still do not have a CWS)

1990 = Georgia

1954 = Missouri (not an SEC school at the time)

Of the following schools (Georgia / Kentucky / Missouri / Tennessee) it seems UK has the current trajectory to be the first of these 4 to claim a CWS in the future. UK is under construction on a new 50 million baseball stadium and made it to the Supers this year.

As to SC and VU, they were the first in their state to win the CWS

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Posted by tigerburningbright75

Lafayette, Louisiana

Member since May 2011

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Posted on 6/28/17 at 10:34 am to Cheese Grits

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1954 = Missouri (not an SEC school at the time)

It still counts. Maybe not for the SEC but for Missouri.

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Posted by tigerburningbright75

Lafayette, Louisiana

Member since May 2011

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Posted on 6/28/17 at 10:36 am to Gcockboi

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UK and Tennessee confirmed degenerates. When will this deginsersy end? Shall we kick them out and ads FSU and Miami?

FSU's never won a national title in baseball. Tennessee at least made it to the finals once.

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Posted by Cheese Grits

Wherever I lay my hat is my home

Member since Apr 2012

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Posted on 6/28/17 at 10:45 am to tigerburningbright75

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It still counts. Maybe not for the SEC but for Missouri

No, I get that, just do not us to become B1G and PAC like in counting Nattys from schools added like it was part of their collective history the whole time. I still think part of the appeal of the B1G to add Rutgers was to claim the B1G hosted the first american football game.

They still count the old Western Conference stuff just so they can claim they are older than the SEC. SIAA is older than the Western but not according to how the B1G keeps the history.