Ranking every SEC college baseball stadium amid the 2024 season

College baseball is back, and the 2024 SEC season is off to a solid start, as seven teams, including Texas A&M, swept their opening weekend opponents, while top teams, including Vanderbilt and Arkansas, dropped a game.

Filled with future MLB talent on nearly every roster, it’s no surprise that in five of the last six seasons, an SEC program has won the College World Series, with the LSU Tigers earning their 7th Title in the last 30-plus years. While talent certainly helps such consistent success, nearly every SEC fan base deserves credit for providing dedicated support every season.

While winning on the road remains one of the primary prerequisites for earning a bid into the NCAA Tournament, taking advantage of the aforementioned home crowds in every SEC stadium, ranging from Olsen Field (Texas A&M) to Alex Box Stadium (LSU), provides every team an extra dose of pure unadulterated confidence against any opponent they face.

Only three games into the regular season, SEC Unfiltered provided their SEC stadium rankings. Here are those rankings. Enjoy!

Missouri — Taylor Stadium

• Capacity: 3,331

• Opened: 2002

• Expanded: 2013-2014

• National Championships: 1 (1994)

Georgia — Foley Field

• Capacity: 2,760

• Opened: 190

• Renovated: 2015

• National Championships: 1 (1990)

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Kentucky — Kentucky Proud Park

• Capacity: 5,000

• Opened: 2019

• National Championships: 0

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Vanderbilt — Hawkins Field

• Capacity: 3,700

• Opened: 2002

• Renovated: 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012, 2016, 2018

• National Championships: 2 (2014, 2019)

Alabama — Sewell-Thomas Field

• Capacity: 8,500

• Opened: 1948

• Renovated: 1996, 2001, 2015

• National Championships: 0

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Tennessee — Lindsey Nelson Stadium

• Capacity: 4,387

• Opened: 1993

• Renovated: 2010

• National Championships: 0

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Texas A&M — Olson Field at Blue Bell Park

• Capacity: 6,100

• Opened: 1978

• Renovated: 2012

• National Championships: 0

Florida — Condron Park

• Capacity: 7,000

• Opened: 2021

• National Championships: 1 (2017)

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Auburn — Plainsman Park

• Capacity: 4,096

• Opened: 1950

• Renovated: 1996

• National Championships: 0

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South Carolina — Founders Park

• Capacity: 8,242

• Opened: 2009

• National Championships: 2 (2010, 2011)

Ole Miss — Swayze Field

• Capacity: 12,152

• Opened: 1988

• Renovated: 2003, 2009

• National Championships: 2022

Arkansas — Baum-Walker Stadium

• Capacity: 10,737

• Opened: 1996

• Renovated: 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007

• Expanded: 2003, 2006, 2007, 2021

• National Championships: 0

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LSU — Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field

• Capacity: 10,326

• Opened: 2009

• LSU Record at home: 410-115-1

• National Championships: 7 (1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 200, 2009, 2023)

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Mississippi State — Dudy Nobile Field, Polk–DeMent Stadium

• Capacity: 7,200

• Opened: 1967

• Renovated: 2018

• National Championships: 1 (2021)

Story originally appeared on Aggies Wire