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Time to preview the other side of the field here in Omaha, as we take a look at Bracket 2, which is completely dominated by the SEC, with all 4 teams hailing from that conference, as we take a look at Georgia, Texas, Alabama and Oklahoma ahead of their first games at the MCWS. Hear from Alabama's Jason Torres, Justin Lebron, John Lemm, Myles Upchurch and Hagan Banks, Oklahoma's Cord Rager, LJ Mercurius, Kyle Branch, Dasan Harris, Jaxon Willits and Brendan Brock, Texas' Anthony Pack Jr., Dylan Volantis and pitching coach Max Weiner, and Georgia's Scott Newman, Jack Arcamone, Michael O'Shaughnessy, Tre Phelps and Joey Volchko.
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