How does the run rule apply to post-season play for NCAA baseball?

Also, I know how to use the interwebs, so please know I already tried to find this response on the WWW.
I even asked Jeeves about this, but he had no answer.

"NCAA doesn't have a set run rule for baseball, so each conference has its own rules. Run rules are often used in non-conference games, double-headers, preseason tournaments, and the final game of a series. For example, the SEC uses a 10-run rule that ends a game after seven innings if one team is ahead by at least 10 runs."

no run rule system in play for NCAA post season games

GigEmAgsCaleb said:

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"NCAA doesn't have a set run rule for baseball, so each conference has its own rules. Run rules are often used in non-conference games, double-headers, preseason tournaments, and the final game of a series. For example, the SEC uses a 10-run rule that ends a game after seven innings if one team is ahead by at least 10 runs."

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Thank you.

Wicked Good Ag said:

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no run rule system in play for NCAA post season games

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Thank you.

None. If a game gets to 33-1, so be it

dixichkn said:

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None. If a game gets to 33-1, so be it

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Thank you for responding.

dixichkn said:

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None. If a game gets to 33-1, so be it

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Florida State won the last game of their 2009 regional 37-6...had a 32-0 lead after 5.

I think they should employ one. Softball does.