The NCAA has revealed the field of 64 schools set to compete in regionals at 16 campus sites the weekend of June 3-6. Regional winners will move on to best-of-three super regionals and the eight teams that emerge will head to Omaha for the College World Series beginning June 17. 

Tennessee has been college baseball’s dominant team all season, going 53-7 and winning the SEC Tournament. The Vols will be considered the favorite to take the crown in Omaha. 

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NCAA baseball regional sites 2022

The NCAA announced the 16 regional hosts on May 29. 

NCAA baseball tournament bracket 2022

The NCAA released the full baseball tournament bracket Monday with the 16 host sites and the rankings of the top teams in the nation. 

Tennessee is the bracket’s No. 1 seed after going 53-7 and winning the SEC baseball tournament. 

Teams will now head to the regionals, where they will battle for the chance to move on to the super regionals. The top seed in each bracket will face the No. 4 seed with the middle two teams playing off against one another. A team will need to total three wins in a regional and everyone faces double elimination. 

Auburn Regional

Auburn (14) UCLA Florida State Southeast Louisiana

Austin Regional

Texas (9) Louisiana Tech Dallas Baptist Air Force

Blacksburg Regional

Virginia Tech (4) Gonzaga Columbia Wright State

Chapel Hill Regional

North Carolina (10) Georgia VCU Hofstra

College Park Regional

Maryland (15) Wake Forest UConn Long Island

College Station Regional

Texas A&M (5) TCU Louisiana  Oral Roberts

Coral Gables Regional

Miami (6) Arizona Ole Miss Canisius

Corvallis Regional

Oregon State (3) Vanderbilt San Diego New Mexico State

Gainesville Regional

Florida (13) Oklahoma Liberty Central Michigan

Greenville Regional

East Carolina (8) Virginia Coastal Carolina Coppin State

Hattiesburg Regional

Southern Miss (11) LSU Kennesaw State Army

Knoxville Regional

Tennessee (1) Georgia Tech Campbell Alabama State

Louisville Regional

Louisville (12) Oregon Michigan Southeast Missouri State

Stanford Regional

Stanford (2) Texas State UC Santa Barbara Binghamton

Statesboro Regional

Georgia Southern (16) Notre Dame Texas Tech UNC Greensboro

Stillwater Regional 

Oklahoma State (7) Arkansas Grand Canyon Missouri State