Here are the brackets that have been unveiled so far:

MLB MOCK DRAFT: Who will go No. 1?

Gainesville Regional vs. Tallahassee Regional

Gainesville Regional

  1. Florida

  2. Bethune-Cookman

  3. UConn

  4. Georgia Tech

Tallahassee Regional

  1. FSU

  2. Alabama State

  3. South Alabama

  4. Southern Miss

Raleigh Regional vs. Baton Rogue Regional

Raleigh Regional

  1. NC State

  2. Navy

  3. Saint Mary’s

  4. Coastal Carolina

Baton Rogue Regional

  1. LSU

  2. Utah Valley

  3. SE Louisiana

  4. Rice

Lubbock Regional vs. Charlottesville Regional

Lubbock Regional

  1. Texas Tech

  2. Fairfield

  3. New Mexico

  4. Dallas Baptist

Charlottesville Regional

  1. Virginia

  2. William & Mary

  3. East Carolina

  4. Bryant

Fort Worth Regional vs. College State Regional

Fort Worth Regional

  1. TCU

  2. Oral Roberts

  3. Gonzaga

  4. Arizona State

College State Regional

  1. Texas A&M

  2. Binghamton

  3. Wake Forest

  4. Minnesota

Louisville Regional vs. Nashville Regional

Louisville Regional

1, Louisville

  1. Western Michigan

  2. Wright State

  3. Ohio State

Nashville Regional

  1. Vanderbilt

  2. Xavier

  3. Washington

  4. UC Santa Barbara

Columbia Regional vs. Clemson Regional

Columbia Regional

  1. South Carolina

  2. Rhode Island

  3. Duke

  4. UNC Wilmington

Clemson Regional

  1. Clemson

  2. Western Carolina

  3. Nebraska

  4. Oklahoma State

Starkville Regional vs. Lafayette Regional

Starkville Regional

  1. Mississippi State

  2. SE Missouri State

  3. Louisiana Tech

  4. Cal State Fulerton

Lafayette Regional

  1. UL Lafayette

  2. Princeton

  3. Sam Houston State

  4. Arizona

Oxford Regional vs. Coral Gables Regional

Oxford Regional

  1. Ole Miss

  2. Utah

  3. Boston College

  4. Tulane

Coral Gables Regional

  1. Miami

  2. Stetson

  3. Long Beach State

  4. Florida Atlantic

Selection process: Thirty conference champions qualify automatically; the remaining 34 teams are selected at-large by the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee. Format

The tournament begins with 16 four-team regionals hosted by the highest seeded teams. One winner advances from each double-elimination regional to the super regionals. The super regionals are hosted by the eight national seeds if those teams advance. The super regionals are a best-of-three format.

The eight winners of the super regionals advance to the College World Series, which will be held from June 18-June 28 in Omaha, Neb.