NCAA softball regionals: Sleepers, top players, WCWS paths - ESPN

College softball's 64-team tournament field was revealed on Sunday, and Texas is the No. 1 seed. Behind the Longhorns are No. 2 Oklahoma, No. 3 Tennessee and No. 4 Florida.

The Sooners are on a quest to make history as the only team in the NCAA to win four straight Women's College World Series titles. Can anyone keep them from four-peating?

We asked our softball analysts to break down the first stop on the road to Oklahoma City. From sleeper teams to bold predictions, they answer the biggest questions ahead of regionals.

Which unseeded team has the best chance to make the WCWS? Which host has the toughest road? Let's find out.

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Jenny Dalton-Hill: FSU has a lot to get through to make it back to OKC. The Seminoles lost the ACC championship and have struggled in the circle this season. They love to swing for extra bases though, and led the ACC in doubles again this season. Auburn and UCF both can put together complete pitching performances to win, but I think this regional will be all about who can outhit their own pitching. The circle for every team in Tallahassee are all capable of holding a team to minimal hits but have stumbled through the regular season. My biggest question is which team can show up with a complete and united front with solid pitching, error-free defense and swinging the bats effectively 1-9? If the Seminoles get out of their regional, they face Oklahoma in supers, and who wants to see the Sooners before OKC?

Amanda Scarborough: LSU. The Tigers have a challenging regional with a strong Pac-12 team in Cal and a Southern Illinois team that has one of the best freshman pitchers in the country in Maddia