The 2007 NCAA Sweet 16 had no team lower than a 7-seed. However, Southern Illinois was a 4-seed and UNLV was a 7-seed, so there was equality in those days across conferences. The 2025 version wreaks of three leagues + Duke and is a microcosm of current College Sports.

0 mid majors in the Sweet 16 0 Big East teams in the Sweet 16 1 ACC team in the Sweet 16 11 or 12 SEC + B10 teams in the Sweet 16 No, this is not a good thing.

It’s insane to me we are letting 2 conferences run the entirety of College Football and there’s nothing that can be done about it. I guess the other 90+ programs just don’t matter anymore?

I’m not familiar with “leftover bacon”

Thank you for everything you guys have poured into the program and being true PIRATES! This one is for you guys Ryley Jake Hunter

Boots on the ground in Conway. Go Pirates.

FINAL: ECU Baseball pummels Florida 11-6 in the Conway opener. ECU blitzed the Gators for 9 runs over the first three innings and never looked back. Austin Irby (4-for-5, 3 RBI) had a big day to lead a 15-hit barrage in support of Ethan Norby (7.1 strong IP). Pirates look GREAT.

Winners bracket game. Conway Regional. Boots on the ground. Go Pirates.

Greg Sankey and SEC propaganda would tell you there is no chance the Florida Gators would go 0-2 against lil ole East Carolina.

Hell of a run. A lot of young bucs grew up. Future looks pretty good.

we should stop kicking off college football in Ireland

Embarrassing P2 propaganda.

UCLA killed the Pac 12 so they could play in front of 200 fans on a Friday at 7 PM on a network that isn’t widely available while getting destroyed by New Mexico. Poetic.

They didn't know your name before this? They do now. #WANTITALL

Game 1 World Series Win! Go Pirates! 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🤟🤟🤟

"A World Series masterpiece!" Take a bow, Trey Yesavage.

Still T.R.E.Y.

. ECU Football

We’ve entered the post-pride era of college sports, none of these kids give a shit about the school or any of the school related stuff that makes college sports great. This is the natural evolution of the professionalization of college athletics