College World Series: Schedule, Bracket and Game Times Updated

Tigers advance to the winner's bracket after defeating Tennessee, face Wake Forest on Monday.

LSU hopped on their flight to Omaha early Wednesday morning in search of bringing home a National Championship to Baton Rouge. For the first time since 2017, the Tigers claimed a Super Regional and punched their ticket to Omaha.

A program that is clicking on all cylinders, LSU has now won their first six games of the NCAA Tournament with their pitching rotation coming alive as of late. A piece of the puzzle that was destined to doom them, it’s become one of reliability and consistency as of late.

But now the real fun has begun. A College World Series bracket that is loaded with talent, it sets the stage for challenging task. 

On LSU's side of the bracket is No. 1 Wake Forest, No. 9 Stanford, and SEC foe Tennessee. LSU defeated the Volunteers on Saturday to move into the winner's bracket. 

Here’s an updated look at the College World Series bracket:

Both LSU and Wake Forest won their College World Series openers, advancing to the winner’s side of the bracket. The two elite-level programs will match up on Monday at 6pm CT.

Stanford and Tennessee will take the field in an elimination game at 1pm CT on Monday where the Volunteers will fall back on Chase Dollander to take the mound.

The 2023 College World Series bracket provided by the NCAA. 

In Bracket 1, Florida and Oral Roberts won thrillers on Friday, setting the stage for a critical winner's bracket matchup on Sunday at 6pm Ct.

Virginia and TCU will get their elimination game started at 1pm CT on Sunday.

For the Tigers, they're gelling at the right time after Paul Skenes took control of their opener against Tennessee.

Skenes fired 7.2 innings with 12 strikeouts Saturday night, and right fielder Brayden Jobert collected three hits and two RBI to lift the Tigers to a 6-3 victory over Tennessee at the Men’s College World Series Saturday night at Charles Schwab Field.

With the win, LSU improved to 49-15 on the season, and the Volunteers dropped to 43-21.

Now, the Tigers face their toughest test this season against No. 1 seeded Wake Forest on Monday in a primetime contest on ESPN.