Is there anyway to tell ahead of bracket announcements whether your team will play
one of the 2 Friday 6/14 games or play one of the 2 games on Saturday 6/15?
Is it based on 1 thru 8 seedings or what? Don't they usually try to make sure the best they can no all SEC final?
Like say 4 SEC teams there and 3 of 4 all in one bracket and the lowest seed SEC school in the other bracket.

No

what I was thinking but wanted to ask

In 2023, UF was in the 6 pm game Friday night and LSU was in the 6 pm
game Saturday night. Likely more viewers for the evening games.
LSU ended up beating UF for the NC.

cs69ag said:

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In 2023, UF was in the 6 pm game Friday night and LSU was in the 6 pm
game Saturday night. Likely more viewers for the evening games.
LSU ended up beating UF for the NC.

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I won't be surprised if it plays out this way, and conflicts with 100K aggies in Kyle field for George Strait that Saturday night.

Even though I have ZC seats for George, if the Ags make it, my happy a** will be on a plane to Omaha Thursday.
Ticket already booked.

cs69ag said:

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Is there anyway to tell ahead of bracket announcements whether your team will play
one of the 2 Friday 6/14 games or play one of the 2 games on Saturday 6/15?
Is it based on 1 thru 8 seedings or what? Don't they usually try to make sure the best they can no all SEC final?
Like say 4 SEC teams there and 3 of 4 all in one bracket and the lowest seed SEC school in the other bracket.

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It is based on 1-8 super seeding. The super winners feed in directly into the two regional-like brackets of four. But they adjust the actual game schedule to maximize TV audiences iirc. Good question!!