The Ballparks Hosting NCAA Regionals This Weekend

One of the many fun parts of baseball’s NCAA Tournament is the ballparks. With top seeds hosting each Regional and Super Regional, you get a wide range of environments, especially in a year when—to take a pertinent example—Indiana State is hosting.

Here’s each ballpark in action this weekend, along with its capacity:

SchoolBallparkCapacity
ArkansasBaum–Walker Stadium10,737
LSUAlex Box Stadium10,326
AlabamaSewell–Thomas Stadium8,500
South CarolinaFounders Park8,242
Oklahoma StateO’Brate Stadium8,000
FloridaCondron Family Ballpark7,000
ClemsonDoug Kingsmore Stadium6,272
Coastal CarolinaSpring Brooks Stadium6,000
VirginiaDavenport Field5,359
MiamiMark Light Field5,000
KentuckyKentucky Proud Park5,000
AuburnPlainsman Park4,096
StanfordSunken Diamond4,000
Wake ForestDavid F. Couch Ballpark3,823
VanderbiltHawkins Field3,626
Indiana StateBob Warn Field2,000

The gap between the environments in the Fayetteville and Terre Haute Regionals might not be massive in margin—it’s only 8,737 people, not many against the baseball-watcher’s instinctual context of an MLB stadium—but proportionally, you have ballparks which can hold five times as many people as others. That’s a big swing! Even without that, too: The uniqueness of the environments is special, and as college baseball continues to grow, it’s hopefully one of those character pieces that will stick around.

The Barking Crow's resident numbers man. Was asked to do NIT Bracketology in 2018 and never looked back. Fields inquiries on Twitter: @joestunardi.
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