It’s nearly time to head to Omaha and the College World Series.
In the NCAA baseball tournament, which started with 64 teams after the bracket was unveiled on Memorial Day, 14 teams are now vying for the golden ticket to college baseball’s most revered venue, Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska. The tournament will soon be reduced to the final eight.
In a super regional sweep of No. 4 Auburn out on The Plains, No. 13 Coastal Carolina became the first team to punch their ticket to the CWS. Since 1999, the Chanticleers have had the longest winning run going into the CWS, with 23 games in a row.
Depending on whether certain super regional matchups require the “if necessary” Game 3 to be played, super regional action began on June 6 and will continue through June 9 at eight different locations around the country.
Charles Schwab Field will host the beginning of bracket play in Omaha on June 13. Here is all the information you require regarding the teams making it to the College World Series, along with an early preview of the Omaha matchups:
Who’s in College World Series? Updated NCAA baseball, CWS bracket
This section will be updated as teams punch their tickets to the CWS
No. 3 Arkansas (won Fayetteville Super Regional)
No. 6 LSU (won Baton Rouge Super Regional)
No. 8 Oregon State (won Corvallis Super Regional)
No. 13 Coastal Carolina (won Auburn Super Regional)
No. 15 UCLA (won Los Angeles Super Regional)
Arizona (won Chapel Hill Super Regional)
Louisville (won Louisville Super Regional)
NCAA baseball super regional results
Here is a comprehensive analysis of the results from the eight NCAA baseball tournament super regional sites:
Louisville Super Regional
Game 1: Louisville 8, Miami 1
Game 2: Miami 9, Louisville 7
Game 3: Louisville 3, Miami 2 (Louisville wins series 2-1)
