That’s true regarding the possibility of a killer super regional. If you’re a #2 seed at the overall #15 or #16 seed, you’re worse off. I’m not saying it’s a certainty we’re better off hitting the road in the regional, but there are certain seedings/matchups in which it will be. You simply do not want Wake Forest if you want the best chance to get the CWS. You don’t. If you’re a #15 or a #16 and get paired with them, you are absolutely are better off hitting the road for a regional. Let’s say we get Stanford on the road. Not an imposing atmosphere, and they can’t pitch for shit. They might not even win their regional. One, you avoid the best team. Two, you increase your odds of hosting a super because Wake may be the most well rounded team. This team has stumbled and blown games, but their upside is pretty high. Few weak spots relative to other teams. There’s a damn good chance that we can get a #2 seed and our best game is better than whatever #1 we’re matched up against. Probably even the favorite if we get matched up with #11 or worse. If your goal is to get to the CWS, then no hosting is not imperative 100% of the time. Matchups are often more important than home field.