NCAA baseball tournament bracket 2024: Regionals, super regionals unveiled ahead of College World Series

The 2024 NCAA baseball tournament is here. College baseball’s selection committee unveiled Monday the 64-team field, regional assignments and super regional pairings for this year’s bracket, setting the stage for a thrilling road to Omaha for the College World Series. Tennessee secured the No. 1 overall seed and now seeks to become the first top seed to win the national championship since 1999 — the first year of the current tournament format.

One-quarter of the tournament field already knew its fate entering Selection Monday as the NCAA released Sunday the 16 regional sites and their host schools. Each of those teams earned national seeds.

Stars will be out in full force this postseason. National hitting leader Charlie Condon has Georgia in CWS contention, while ace pitcher Hagen Smith and Arkansas seek their first national title in program history. Oregon State’s Travis Bazzana could also bolster his case for the No. 1 overall MLB Draft pick in the coming weeks.

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Below are the regional assignments, national seeds, super regional pairings and schedule for the 2024 NCAA baseball tournament.

2024 NCAA baseball tournament schedule:

Regionals: Friday, May 31 – Monday, June 3

Super regionals: Friday, June 7 – Sunday, June 9 OR Saturday, June 8 – Monday, June 10

College World Series: Friday, June 14 – Sunday/Monday, June 23/24

2024 NCAA baseball tournament regionals, national seeds:

Knoxville Regional: 1. (1) Tennessee | 2. Southern Miss | 3. Indiana | 4. Northern Kentucky

Lexington Regional: 1. (2) Kentucky | 2. Indiana State | 3. Illinois | 4. Western Michigan

Bryan-College Station Regional: 1. (3) Texas A&M | 2. Louisiana | 3. Texas | 4. Grambling

Chapel Hill Regional: 1. (4) North Carolina | 2. LSU | 3. Wofford | 4. Long Island

Fayetteville Regional: 1. (5) Arkansas | 2. Louisiana Tech | 3. Kansas State | 4. Southeast Missouri State

Clemson Regional: 1. (6) Clemson | 2. Vanderbilt | 3. Coastal Carolina | 4. High Point

Athens Regional: 1. (7) Georgia | 2. UNC Wilmington | 3. Georgia Tech | 4. Army

Tallahassee Regional: 1. (8) Florida State | 2. Alabama | 3. UCF | 4. Stetson

Norman Regional: 1. (9) Oklahoma | 2. Duke | 3. UConn | 4. Oral Roberts

Raleigh Regional: 1. (10) NC State | 2. South Carolina | 3. James Madison | 4. Bryant

Stillwater Regional: 1. (11) Oklahoma State | 2. Nebraska | 3. Florida | 4. Niagara

Charlottesville Regional: 1. (12) Virginia | 2. Mississippi State | 3. St. John’s | 4. Pennsylvania

Tucson Regional: 1. (13) Arizona | 2. Dallas Baptist | 3. West Virginia | 4. Grand Canyon

Santa Barbara Regional: 1. (14) UC Santa Barbara | 2. San Diego | 3. Oregon | 4. Fresno State

Corvallis Regional: 1. (15) Oregon State | 2. UC Irvine | 3. Nicholls | 4. Tulane

Greenville Regional: 1. (16) East Carolina | 2. Wake Forest | 3. VCU | 4. Evansville

2024 NCAA baseball tournament super regional pairings:

Knoxville Regional vs. Greenville Regional

Lexington Regional vs. Corvallis Regional

Bryan-College Station Regional vs. Santa Barbara Regional

Chapel Hill Regional vs. Tucson Regional

Fayetteville Regional vs. Charlottesville Regional

Clemson Regional vs. Stillwater Regional

Athens Regional vs. Raleigh Regional

Tallahassee Regional vs. Norman Regional

How does the NCAA baseball tournament work?

The NCAA tournament bracket consists of 16 regionals, each of which contains four teams. The top 16 teams in the field earn national seeds and host three visiting squads in a double-elimination tournament. To the winning team goes a spot in the super regionals.

Each regional pairs up with another, and the winners of those opening rounds meet for a best-of-three series at the higher-seeded team’s home ballpark. The eight super regionals present one victor apiece, and those winning teams earn berths to the College World Series.

This year’s College World Series opens Friday, June 14 at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb. Two sides of the CWS bracket compete in double-elimination play, with the winners meeting for a best-of-three national championship series. The CWS finals run from June 22-23/24.