NCAA baseball tournament 2022: Full regionals bracket, TV schedule for Road to College World Series

The NCAA baseball tournament is wide open this year. Defending Men's College World Series champion Mississippi State won't be playing in the postseason in 2022. Tennessee leads the way this year after a 53-7 season that included a 25-5 record in Southeastern Conference play.

The conference tournaments have wrapped up across the nation and the top 16 seeds have been selected. Sixty-four schools will compete in the regionals. They'll be playing to move on to the super regionals and then a spot in Omaha. 

The Sporting News has all the information you need to watch the NCAA Division I baseball postseason, including a full TV schedule and bracket.

MORE: Watch select NCAA tournament games live with fuboTV (get access now)

NCAA baseball tournament bracket 2022

The NCAA released the baseball tournament bracket on May 30. It listed the 16 host sites and ranked the nation's top teams. Tennessee (53-7) is the No. 1 overall seed after defeating Florida in the SEC Tournament final. 

Teams will compete to move on to the super regionals. The top seed in each bracket will face the No. 4 seed and the middle two teams will play each other to begin double-elimination regional play. A team will need to total three wins in a regional. 

In the super regionals, the winner of the No. 1-seed Knoxville Regional will take on the winner of the No. 16-seed Statesboro Regional, the No. 2 regional winner will take on the No. 15 regional winner, and so on, in best-of-three series for a berth in the Men's College World Series. 

Knoxville

1. Tennessee (1)
2. Georgia Tech
3. Campbell
4. Alabama State

Palo Alto

1. Stanford (2)
2. Texas State
3. UC Santa Barbara
4. Binghamton

Corvallis

1. Oregon State (3)
2. Vanderbilt
3. San Diego
4. New Mexico State

Blacksburg

1. Virginia Tech (4)
2. Gonzaga
3. Columbia
4. Wright State

College Station

1. Texas A&M (5)
2. TCU
3. Louisiana
4. Oral Roberts

Coral Gables

1. Miami (Fla.) (6)
2. Arizona
3. Ole Miss
4. Canisius

Stillwater

1. Oklahoma State (7)
2. Arkansas
3. Grand Canyon
4. Missouri State

Greenville

1. East Carolina (8)
2. Virginia
3. Coastal Carolina
4. Coppin State

Austin

1. Texas (9)
2. Louisiana Tech
3. Dallas Baptist
4. Air Force

Chapel Hill

1. North Carolina (10)
2. Georgia
3. VCU
4. Hofstra

Hattiesburg

1. Southern Miss (11)
2. LSU
3. Kennesaw State
4. Army

Louisville

1. Louisville (12)
2. Oregon
3. Michigan
4. Southeast Missouri State

Gainesville

1. Florida (13)
2. Oklahoma
3. Liberty
4. Central Michigan

Auburn

1. Auburn (14)
2. UCLA
3. Florida State
4. Southeastern Louisiana

College Park

1. Maryland (15)
2. Wake Forest
3. UConn
4. Long Island University

Statesboro

1. Georgia Southern (16)
2. Notre Dame
3. Texas Tech
4. UNC-Greensboro

How to watch NCAA baseball regionals

All the baseball regional matchups will be shown on ESPN networks from June 3-6. The super regionals will take place the following week. Select games can also be streamed live with fuboTV.

Here is the TV schedule for the regionals: 

All times Eastern

Knoxville Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: Campbell 15, Georgia Tech 8
Game 2: (1) Tennessee 10, Alabama State 0

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Georgia Tech 13, Alabama State 4 (Alabama State eliminated)
Game 4: (1) Tennessee 12, Campbell 7

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: Georgia Tech 16, Campbell 5 (Campbell eliminated)
Game 6: (1) Tennessee 9, Georgia Tech 6 (Tennessee advances)

Stanford Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: (2) Stanford 20, Binghamton 7 
Game 2: Texas State 7, UC Santa Barbara 3

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: UC Santa Barbara 9, Binghamton 4 (Binghamton eliminated)
Game 4: Texas State 5, (2) Stanford 2

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: (2) Stanford 8, UC Santa Barbara 4 (UC Santa Barbara eliminated)
Game 6: (2) Stanford 8, Texas State 4

Monday, June 6
Game 7: (2) Stanford 4, Texas State 3 (Stanford advances)

Corvallis Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: San Diego 3, Vanderbilt 2
Game 2: (3) Oregon State 5, New Mexico State 4

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Vanderbilt 21, New Mexico State 1 (New Mexico State eliminated)
Game 4: (3) Oregon State 12, San Diego 3

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: Vanderbilt 14, San Diego 4 (San Diego eliminated)
Game 6: Vanderbilt 8, (3) Oregon State 1

Monday, June 6
Game 7: (3) Oregon State 7, Vanderbilt 6 (Oregon State advances)

Blacksburg Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: Columbia 8, Gonzaga 2
Game 2: (4) Virginia Tech 15, Wright State 9

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Gonzaga 11, Wright State 9 (Wright State eliminated)
Game 4: (4) Virginia Tech 24, Columbia 4

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: Columbia 15, Gonzaga 6 (Gonzaga eliminated)
Game 6: (4) Virginia Tech 7, Columbia 2 (Virginia Tech advances)

College Station Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: (5) Texas A&M 8, Oral Roberts 2
Game 2: Louisiana 7, TCU 6 

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: TCU 3, Oral Roberts 1 (Oral Roberts eliminated)
Game 4: (5) Texas A&M 9, Louisiana 6

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: TCU 6, Louisiana 1 (Louisiana eliminated)
Game 6: (5) Texas A&M 15, TCU 9 (Texas A&M advances)

Coral Gables Regional

Saturday, June 4
Game 1: (6) Miami (Fla.) 11, Canisius 6
Game 2: Ole Miss 7, Arizona 4

Sunday, June 5
Game 3: Arizona, 7, Canisius 5 (Canisius eliminated)
Game 4: Ole Miss 2, (6) Miami (Fla.) 1
Game 5: Arizona 4, (6) Miami 3 (Miami eliminated)

Monday, June 6
Game 6: Ole Miss 22, Arizona 6 (Ole Miss advances)

Stillwater Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: Arkansas 7, Grand Canyon 1
Game 2: (7) Oklahoma State 10, Missouri State 5

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Missouri State 8, Grand Canyon 7 (Grand Canyon eliminated)
Game 4: Arkansas 20, (7) Oklahoma State 12

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: (7) Oklahoma State 29, Missouri State 15 (Missouri State eliminated)
Game 6: (7) Oklahoma State 14, Arkansas 10, 10 innings

Monday, June 6
Game 7: Arkansas 7, (7) Oklahoma State 3 (Arkansas advances)

Greenville Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: (8) East Carolina 17, Coppin State 1 
Game 2: Virginia 7, Coastal Carolina 2

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Coastal Carolina 10, Coppin State 8 (Coppin State eliminated)
Game 4: (8) East Carolina 4, Virginia 2

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: Coastal Carolina 7, Virginia 6 (Virginia eliminated)
Game 6: Coastal Carolina 9, (8) East Carolina 1

Monday, June 6
Game 7: (8) East Carolina 13, Coastal Carolina 4 (East Carolina advances)

Austin Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: (9) Texas 11, Air Force 3
Game 2: Louisiana Tech 12, Dallas Baptist 5

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Air Force 5, Dallas Baptist 1 (Dallas Baptist eliminated)
Game 4: (9) Texas 5, Louisiana Tech 2

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: Air Force 9, Louisiana Tech 7 (Louisiana Tech eliminated)
Game 6: (9) Texas 10, Air Force 1 (Texas advances)

Chapel Hill Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: (10) North Carolina 15, Hofstra 4
Game 2: VCU 8, Georgia 1

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Georgia 24, Hofstra 1 (Hofstra eliminated)
Game 4: VCU 4, (10) North Carolina 3

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: (10) North Carolina 6, Georgia 5 (Georgia eliminated)
Game 6: (10) North Carolina 19, VCU 8

Monday, June 6
Game 7: (10) North Carolina 7, VCU 3 (North Carolina advances)

Hattiesburg Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: (11) Southern Miss 2, Army 0
Game 2: LSU 14, Kennesaw State 11

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Kennesaw State 9, Army 8 (Army eliminated)
Game 4: LSU 7, (11) Southern Miss 6, 10 innings

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: (11) Southern Miss 4, Kennesaw State 3, 10 innings (Kennesaw State eliminated)
Game 6: (11) Southern Miss 8, LSU 4

Monday, June 6
Game 7: (11) Southern Miss 8, LSU 7  (Southern Miss advances)

Louisville Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: (12) Louisville 7, Southeast Missouri State 2
Game 2: Michigan 8, Oregon 6

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Oregon 18, Southeast Missouri State 6 (Southeast Missouri State eliminated)
Game 4: Michigan 7, (12) Louisville 3

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: (12) Louisville 8, Oregon 5 (Oregon eliminated)
Game 6: (12) Louisville 20, Michigan 1

Monday, June 6
Game 7: (12) Louisville 11, Michigan 9 (Louisville advances)

Gainesville Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: Oklahoma 16, Liberty 3
Game 2: (13) Florida 7, Central Michigan 3

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Central Michigan 3, Liberty 2, 12 innings (Liberty eliminated)
Game 4: Oklahoma 9, (13) Florida 4

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: (13) Florida 6, Central Michigan 5 (Central Michigan eliminated)
Game 6: (13) Florida 7, Oklahoma 2

Monday, June 6
Game 7: Oklahoma 5, (13) Florida 4 (Oklahoma advances)

Auburn Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: Florida State 5, UCLA 3
Game 2: (14) Auburn 19, SE Louisiana 7

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: UCLA 16, SE Louisiana 2 (SE Louisiana eliminated)
Game 4: (14) Auburn 21, Florida State 7

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: UCLA 2, Florida State 1 (Florida State eliminated)

Monday, June 6
Game 6: (14) Auburn 11, UCLA 4 (Auburn advances)

College Park Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: UConn 8, Wake Forest 7
Game 2: (15) Maryland 23, Long Island 2

Saturday, June 4
Game 3: Wake Forest 10, Long Island 4 (Long Island eliminated)
Game 4: UConn 10, (15) Maryland 5

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: (15) Maryland 10, Wake Forest 5 (Wake Forest eliminated)
Game 6: (15) Maryland 7, UConn 6, 11 innings

Monday, June 6
Game 7: UConn 11, (15) Maryland 8 (UConn advances)

Statesboro Regional

Friday, June 3
Game 1: Notre Dame 3, Texas Tech 2

Saturday, June 4
Game 2: (16) Georgia Southern 8, UNC Greensboro 0
Game 3: Texas Tech 2, UNC Greensboro 0 (UNC Greensboro eliminated)
Game 4: Notre Dame 6, (16) Georgia Southern 4

Sunday, June 5
Game 5: Texas Tech 3, (16) Georgia Southern 1 (Georgia Southern eliminated)
Game 6: Notre Dame 2, Texas Tech 1 (Notre Dame advances)

Super regionals schedule 2022

After the regionals, the NCAA baseball tournament will move into the super regional round. The super regional matchups:

• (1) Tennessee vs. Notre Dame
• (2) Stanford vs. UConn
• (3) Oregon State vs. (14) Auburn
• (4) Virginia Tech vs. Oklahoma
• (5) Texas A&M vs. (12) Louisville
• (8) East Carolina vs. (9) Texas
• (10) North Carolina vs. Arkansas
• (11) Southern Miss vs. Ole Miss

Sites for the super regionals are determined by seeding.

NCAA baseball tournament schedule 2022

• Regionals: June 3-6
• Super regionals: June 10-13
• College World Series: June 17-27

Following the conclusion of the regionals on June 6, the remaining teams will move on to the super regionals, which will begin June 10. Teams will play best-of-three series to determine who moves on to the College World Series. 

Super regionals will be hosted by the higher seed or held at a neutral site. All College World Series games will be played at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb. The College World Series is scheduled to begin June 17 and end June 26 or 27.