Is the NCAA baseball tournament single or double-elimination? Putting the NCAA format under the microscope

The 2024 NCAA baseball tournament is just around the corner. On Monday, all 64 teams for the postseason were announced and split into 16 brackets as part of the regionals.

The NCAA baseball tournament is a double-elimination competition. After the regionals and the super regionals, only eight teams will remain in contention for the College World Series.

The CWS is held at the iconic Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska. The eight teams are divided into two brackets and the winners of each group meet in the CWS finals for a best-of-three series to crown the national champion.

Here's the full schedule for the postseason:

• Regionals: May 31-June 3
• Super regionals: June 7-9 or June 8-10
• College World Series start: Friday, June 14
• College World Series finals: June 22-24

A look at the 16 NCAA Baseball Tournament brackets

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Here's a look at the 16 regional brackets for this year's NCAA baseball tournament. Notably, the top seed in each regional hosts all games in that bracket.

Knoxville Regional

1. Tennessee (No.1 overall seed)
2. Southern Miss
3. Indiana
4. Northern Kentucky

Greenville Regional

1. East Carolina (No. 16 overall seed)
2. Wake Forest
3. VCU
4. Evansville

Lexington Regional

1. Kentucky (No. 2 overall seed)
2. Indiana State
3. Illinois
4. Western Michigan

Corvallis Regional

1. Oregon State (No. 15 overall seed)
2. UC Irvine
3. Nicholls
4. Tulane

Bryan-College Station Regional

1. Texas A&M (No. 3 overall seed)
2. Louisiana
3. Texas
4. Grambling

Santa Barbara Regional

1. UC Santa Barbara (No. 14 overall seed)
2. San Diego
3. Oregon
4. Fresno State

Chapel Hill Regional

1. North Carolina (No. 4 overall seed)
2. LSU
3. Wofford
4. Long Island

Tucson Regional

1. Arizona (No. 13 overall seed)
2. Dallas Baptist
3. West Virginia
4. Grand Canyon

Fayetteville Regional

1. Arkansas (No. 5 overall seed)
2. Louisiana Tech
3. Kansas State
4. Southeast Missouri State

Charlottesville Regional

1. Virginia (No. 12 overall seed)
2. Mississippi State
3. St. John's
4. Pennsylvania

Clemson Regional

1. Clemson (No. 6 overall seed)
2. Vanderbilt
3. Coastal Carolina
4. High Point

Stillwater Regional

1. Oklahoma State (No. 11 overall seed)
2. Nebraska
3. Florida
4. Niagara

Athens Regional

1. Georgia (No. 7 overall seed)
2. UNC Wilmington
3. Georgia Tech
4. Army

Raleigh Regional

1. NC State (No. 10 overall seed)
2. South Carolina
3. James Madison
4. Bryant

Tallahassee Regional

1. Florida State (No. 8 overall seed)
2. Alabama
3. UCF
4. Stetson

Norman Regional

1. Oklahoma (No. 9 overall seed)
2. Duke
3. UConn
4. Oral Roberts

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