NCAA Super Regional's Schedule; Five SEC Teams Playing For College World Series Berth

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Coming off an entertaining first weekend of the NCAA Tournament, where multiple games came down to the final few innings, college baseball turns its eyes towards the Super Regionals. The SEC had five teams advance to the next round, which will begin on Friday and last throughout the weekend.

The dates and times have been released for the upcoming weekend for the Best of 3 game series, with No.1 Tennessee leading the way. Each regional winner will advance to the College World Series in Omaha.






Here are all the Super Regional sites and times for play this weekend.

KNOXVLLE REGIONAL

Notre Dame vs. Tennessee







CORVALLIS REGIONAL

Auburn vs. Oregon State




CHAPEL HILL REGIONAL

Arkansas vs. North Carolina




COLLEGE STATION REGIONAL

Louisville vs. Texas A&M




HATTIESBURG REGIONAL

Ole Miss vs. Southern Miss






Remaining Super Regional Sites

STANFORD REGIONAL

UConn vs. Stanford







GREENVILLE REGIONAL

Texas vs. East Carolina




BLACKSBURG REGIONAL

Oklahoma vs Virgina Tech




 

This is shaping up to be another great weekend of College Baseball with the NCAA Tournament, with each regional winner headed to Omaha for the College World Series.

 




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