NCAA Baseball Tournament 2023 Regional Bracket Announced: Schedule, Matchups, Teams, More
The regional brackets for the College Baseball tournament were announced by the NCAA on Monday. Find the region groupings and postseason schedule leading up to the College World Series below.
64 teams vie for eight coveted spots in the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. The NCAA Baseball Tournament begins Friday, June 2 with 16 Regional Tournaments kicking off. Super Regionals begin Friday, June 9, and the College World Series begins Friday, June 16.
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NCAA Regional Tournament Bracket
Find the 16 regional groupings below. Top overall seeds – the regional hosts – are noted in parentheses.
Winston-Salem Regional (Wake Forest)
1. Wake Forest (1)
2. Maryland*
3. Northeastern*
4. George Mason*
Gainesville Regional (Florida)
1. Florida (2)
2. UConn
3. Texas Tech
4. Florida A&M*
Fayetteville Regional (Arkansas)
1. Arkansas (3)
2. TCU
3. Arizona
4. Santa Clara
Clemson Regional (Clemson)
1. Clemson* (4)
2. Tennessee
3. Charlotte*
4. Lipscomb*
Baton Rouge Regional (LSU)
1. LSU (5)
2. Oregon State
3. Sam Houston State*
4. Tulane*
Nashville Regional (Vanderbilt)
1. Vanderbilt* (6)
2. Oregon*
3. Xavier*
4. Eastern Illinois*
Charlottesville Regional (Virginia)
1. Virginia (7)
2. East Carolina
3. Oklahoma
4. Army*
Stanford Regional (Stanford)
1. Stanford (8)
2. Texas A&M
3. Cal State Fullerton*
4. San Jose State*
Coral Gables Regional (Miami)
1. Miami (9)
2. Texas
3. Louisiana
4. Maine*
Conway Regional (Coastal Carolina)
1. Coastal Carolina (10)
2. Duke
3. UNC Wilmington*
4. Rider*
Stillwater Regional (Oklahoma State)
1. Oklahoma State (11)
2. Dallas Baptist
3. Washington
4. Oral Roberts*
Lexington Regional (Kentucky)
1. Kentucky (12)
2. West Virginia
3. Indiana
4. Ball State*
Auburn Region (Auburn)
1. Auburn (13)
2. Southern Miss*
3. Samford*
4. Penn*
Terre Haute Regional (Indiana State)
1. Indiana State* (14)
2. Iowa
3. North Carolina
4. Wright State*
Columbia Regional (South Carolina)
1. South Carolina (15)
2. Campbell*
3. NC State
4. Central Connecticut*
Tuscaloosa Regional (Alabama)
1. Alabama (16)
2. Boston College
3. Troy
4. Nicholls*
*Automatic qualifier
How the NCAA Baseball Tournament Works
Sixty-four participants made the the 2023 NCAA Baseball Tournament. Those 64 teams are broken up into 16 regional pods – hosted by one of the top 16 teams – and they play each of the other regional participants in a double-elimination, round-robin tournament. The winner of each tournament advances.
Each regional victor squares off in a best-of-three series with other regional winners in the Super Regionals round. Like a typical bracket, Region 1 winner plays the Region 16 winner, Region 2 faces Region 15, and so on. The eight Super Regional winners advance to the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska.
The College World Series is a double-elimination tournament, initially comprised of two-four team brackets. The victor of each bracket moves onto the final, which is a best-of-three series beginning Saturday, June 24.
The 2022 College World Series final saw the Ole Miss Rebels defeat the Oklahoma Sooners.
How To Watch College World Series
When: Friday, June 16 – Monday, June 26, 2023
Where: Charles Schwab Field, Omaha, Neb.
TV: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3
Previous Champion: Ole Miss
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