This should be a very intriguing regional. Arizona will be coming into the regional on a high, after they ended the season with series wins over Stanford and archrival Arizona State, and if their bats and arms put it together like we know they can, a super regional could await. Preston Guilmet hasn't had the season he was expected to, and was shelled last Friday against ASU, so how well he throws in his outing could be a big decider for the Wildcats, because as good as their bullpen is with Schlereth, Jason Stoffel, and Ryan Perry, you don't want to use up your good arms too quickly. Michigan, however, will be looking to hold serve at home, and unlike last year, making the supers won't be a surprise, with all of the experience they have returning from that squad that knocked off #1 national seed Vanderbilt in Nashville. Kentucky's bats will definitely make them a factor, but they also boast a solid pitching staff (3.63 team ERA), and that could make a difference with the arms that Michigan and Arizona have. Don't write off Eastern Michigan that easily - they're familiar with Kentucky and Michigan (played both twice), and come into the regionals having played good baseball over the last couple of months.