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Five things to know: 2022 NCAA Baseball Statesboro Regional

The road to Omaha begins in Statesboro
Georgia Southern baseball

For the first time in program history, the Georgia Southern baseball program will host NCAA Regional games at J.I. Clements Stadium this Friday-Sunday, June 3-5, with an if necessary game played Monday evening, June 6.

The Eagles are the tournament's No. 16 overall seed after going 40-18 and advancing to the Sun Belt championship. GS, the top seed in the region, will host second-seeded Notre Dame, third-seeded Texas Tech and fourth-seeded UNCG as part of the Statesboro Regional, with the winner of the double-elimination format advancing to the Super Regional round next weekend. The winner of this Regional will play the winner of the Knoxville Regional. Friday's action kicks off with Notre Dame and Texas Tech squaring off at 2 p.m., followed by the Eagles and Spartans playing at 7 p.m.

REGIONAL CENTRAL

Get up to speed with five things to know ahead of this weekend's Statesboro Regional:

1. It's a sell out

Record crowds are expected this weekend as all reserved tickets are sold out for every game. A very limited number of Standing Room Only (SRO) tickets remain and are $50 for the entire Regional. Some single-game tickets could become available as the week goes on, depending on how many tickets the visiting teams do not sell and returns from their allotment. Tickets at GSEagles.com/Tickets.

All tickets will be delivered digitally as J.I. Clements Stadium will be a mobile-only venue. Ticket purchasers should download their tickets to their mobile devices ahead of time.

Gates will open two (2) hourse before the first game of the day, but the stadium has to be cleared after every contest. When the stadium is cleared, it will be re-opened for fans to re-enter for the second games. You must use a new ticket for each game!

2. Parking for all

There are several options available for parking. Fans may buy an all-region parking pass for $50 for the lot behind Clements Stadium. This lot is only accessible through Southern Drive/Sweetheart Circle. Parking passes are electronic and must be downloaded to your mobile device. The lot behind Iron Works is reserved for media/staff and workers.

Fans looking for free parking may park in front of the Dan J. Parrish Building, in front of Hanner Fieldhouse, or on Sweetheart Circle. Sweetheart Circle parking is open to all for free parking all weekend, including Friday and Monday. RVs are only allowed to park in front of Hanner Fieldhouse. Set up begins at 5 p.m. on Thursday.

There is no access to the Clements Lot from Fair Road, nor access to the Parrish Lot from Southern Drive as the connection road will be blocked by ESPN trucks.

Ticketing and Parking Map Please note, the Clements Lot is sold out!

3. Food trucks and more 

In anticipation of the record-setting crowds, the athletics department is bringing in several local food trucks to help alleviate the burden of the main concession stand. These trucks will be outside the new Gate 4 but will be considered part of the stadium. This area will be tented to give fans a chance to cool off and enjoy different food and dessert choices. Alcohol will be sold to those 21 and over.

Also, with high temperatures expected, the department is also allowing each paying customer to bring in two bottles of water. Hydration stations with complimentary chilled water will also be available in the stadium. Please hydrate properly!

4. Clear bag policy 

Georgia Southern's Clear Bag Policy is in effect for the entire Regional. Please familiarize yourself with the policy before leaving your car.

5. Attend, listen, watch

 If you have a ticket, we encourage you to show up and be loud. If you don't, you can listen to Danny and Colin call the game on the Georgia Southern Sports Network on these affiliates or on GSEagles.com. You can also watch the game on ESPN+ or a linear network if it's picked up later in the weekend as Mike Morgan and former MLB player Gaby Sanchez have the call.

We look forward to a packed house in OUR HOUSE this weekend as the Eagles make history by hosting a Regional. As always, be sure to follow GS Baseball on Twitter for up-to-date information and news if it's warranted. We'll see you all Friday!