Odds for every team to win the Tallahassee Regional
Odds for every team to win the Tallahassee Regional
FSU baseball is back in the NCAA Tournament, earning the No. 9 overall seed and hosting the Tallahassee Regional for the second straight season. They are joined by the No. 2 seed Mississippi State Bulldogs, No. 3 seed Northeastern Huskies, and No. seed 4 Bethune-Cookman Wildcats in the regional, as all four teams are hoping to battle their way to Omaha and the Men's College World Series.
While FSU is the top seed, it won't be easy for them to win the regional. They narrowly beat Bethune-Cookman this season, winning 9-7 in a midweek contest. Northeastern may not play the toughest competition, but they are on a 27-game winning streak and have not lost since April 6. Mississippi State made a coaching change and has turned a corner under interim Justin Parker, going 9-2 under him and looking like a completely different team.
FSU and Bethune-Cookman are set to open the double-elimination tournament Friday at 3 p.m. ET before Mississippi State and Northeastern face off at 7:30 p.m. ET. You can view the full schedule for the tournament here.
Here is a look at the initial odds from FanDuel for each of the teams to win the Tallahassee Regional, as well as a prediction for which team will advance to the Super Regional round.
Bethune-Cookman Wildcats
Odds: +4000
2025 Record: 37-21, 24-5 SWAC
Mississippi State Bulldogs
Odds: +300
2025 Record: 34-21, 15-15 SEC
Northeastern Huskies
Odds: +230
2025 Record: 48-9, 25-2 CAA
FSU Seminoles
Odds: 38-14, 17-10 SEC
2025 Record: -125
Prediction
Winner & Best Bet: FSU -125
The Seminoles are the No. 1 seed for a reason and have been great at home all season, going 24-7 in Dick Howser Stadium. While they do have some tough matchups, they have the starting pitching and offense to get the job done and return to the Super Regional round for the second straight season.
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