NCAA Baseball Tournament 2024 Regional Bracket Announced: Schedule, Matchups, Teams, More

Find the full regional brackets, hosts, and college baseball postseason schedule here.

Jun 26, 2023; Omaha, NE, USA; The Florida Gators take batting practice before the game against the LSU Tigers at Charles Schwab Field Omaha. Mandatory Credit: Steven Branscombe-USA TODAY Sports / Steven Branscombe-USA TODAY Sports

NCAA Baseball Tournament - Regional Brackets

1. 2024 NCAA Regional Tournament Bracket
2. Knoxville Regional (Tennessee)
3. Lexington Regional (Kentucky)
4. Bryan-College Station Regional (Texas A&M)
5. Chapel Hill Regional (North Carolina)
6. Fayetteville Regional (Arkansas)
7. Clemson Regional (Clemson)
8. Athens Regional (Georgia)
9. Tallahassee Regional (Florida State)
10. Norman Regional (Oklahoma)
11. Raleigh Regional (NC State)
12. Stillwater Regional (Oklahoma State)
13. Charlottesville Regional (Virginia)
14. Tucson Regional (Arizona)
15. Santa Barbara Regional (UC Santa Barbara)
16. Corvallis Regional (Oregon State)
17. Greenville Regional (East Carolina)
18. Regional Sites by Conference
19. How the NCAA Baseball Tournament Works
20. How To Watch College World Series

The teams participating in the college baseball postseason were announced Monday, May 27. Follow along with this article for live updates to Regional seeding.

Sixty-four teams vie for eight coveted spots in the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. The NCAA Baseball Tournament begins Friday, May 31, with 16 Regional Tournaments kicking off. Super Regionals begin Friday, June 7, and the College World Series begins Friday, June 14.

Keep up to date with KillerFrogs for full coverage of the 2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament.

2024 NCAA Regional Tournament Bracket

Find the 16 regional groupings below. Top overall seeds – the regional hosts – will be noted in parentheses.

Knoxville Regional (Tennessee)

1. Tennessee (1) *
2. Southern Miss*
3. Indiana^
4. Northern Kentucky*

Lexington Regional (Kentucky)

1. Kentucky (2)
2. Indiana State
3. Illinois
4. Western Michigan*

Bryan-College Station Regional (Texas A&M)

1. Texas A&M (3)
2. Louisiana
3. Texas
4. Grambling*

Chapel Hill Regional (North Carolina)

1. North Carolina (4)
2. LSU
3. Wofford*
4. Long Island*

Fayetteville Regional (Arkansas)

1. Arkansas (5)
2. Louisiana Tech
3. Kansas State
4. Southeast Missouri State*

Clemson Regional (Clemson)

1. Clemson (6)
2. Vanderbilt
3. Coastal Carolina^
4. High Point*

Athens Regional (Georgia)

1. Georgia (7)
2. UNC Wilmington
3. Georgia Tech
4. Army*

Tallahassee Regional (Florida State)

1. Florida State (8)
2. Alabama
3. UCF^
4. Stetson*

Norman Regional (Oklahoma)

1. Oklahoma (9)
2. Duke*
3. UConn
4. Oral Roberts*

Raleigh Regional (NC State)

1. NC State (10)
2. South Carolina
3. James Madison^
4. Bryant*

Stillwater Regional (Oklahoma State)

1. Oklahoma State (11) *
2. Nebraska*
3. Florida
4. Niagara*

Charlottesville Regional (Virginia)

1. Virginia (12)
2. Mississippi State
3. St. John's*
4. Penn*

Tucson Regional (Arizona)

1. Arizona (13)*
2. Dallas Baptist*
3. West Virginia
4. Grand Canyon*

Santa Barbara Regional (UC Santa Barbara)

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

Corvallis Regional (Oregon State)

1. Oregon State (15)
2. UC Irvine
3. Nicholls*
4. Tulane*

Greenville Regional (East Carolina)

1. East Carolina (16)*
2. Wake Forest
3. VCU*
4. Evansville*

*Automatic qualifier
^ Last four in

First four out: Cal, Charleston, Cincinnati, TCU

Regional Sites by Conference

• ACC - 5 (Clemson, Florida State, NC State, North Carolina, Virginia)
• SEC - 5 (Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas A&M)
• Big 12 - 2 (Oklahoma, Oklahoma State)
• Pac-12 - 2 (Arizona, Oregon State)
• AAC - 1 (East Carolina)
• Big West - 1 (UC Santa Barbara)

Automatic qualifiers: Arizona (Pac-12), Army (Patriot), Bryant (America East), Dallas Baptist (Conference USA), Duke (ACC), Evansville (Missouri Valley), Fresno State (Mountain West), Grambling (SWAC), Grand Canyon (WAC), High Point (Big South), Long Island (NEC), Nebraska (Big Ten), Niagra (MAAC), Nicholls (Southland), Northern Kentucky (Horizon), Oklahoma State (Big 12), Oral Roberts (Summit), Penn (Ivy), San Diego (WCC), Southeast Missouri (Ohio Valley), Southern Mississippi (Sun Belt), St. John's (Big East), Stetson (ASUN), Tennessee (SEC), Tulane (AAC), UC Santa Barbara (Big West), UNC Wilmington (CAA), VCU (Atlantic 10), Western Michigan (MAC), and Wofford (Southern).

How the NCAA Baseball Tournament Works

The 64 participants in the 2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament were announced May 27. 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 22.

The 2023 College World Series final saw the LSU Tigers defeat the Florida Gators. The TCU Horned Frogs made it to the national semifinals before being eliminated by Florida.

How To Watch College World Series

When: Friday, June 14 – Monday, June 24, 2023

Where: Charles Schwab Field, Omaha, Neb.

TV: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3

Previous Champion: LSU

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