NCAA Baseball Regionals 2025: Complete Bracket, Streaming Guide & Biggest Upset Alerts

Regional host sites locked in for the 2025 NCAA baseball tournament, and the bracket now officially runs through 16 cities after Sunday’s late-night announcement by the Division I Baseball Committee. Regional Rundown: Who’s Hosting • Athens (Georgia), Auburn, Austin, Baton Rouge, Chapel Hill, Clemson, Conway, Corvallis, Eugene, Fayetteville, Hattiesburg, Knoxville, Los Angeles, Nashville, Oxford and Tallahassee will stage the double-elimination rounds May 30–June 2. • By earning host status, each school has clinched a berth in the 64-team field; seeds and pairings drop during Monday’s Selection Show (noon ET, ESPN2). • Florida State extends its record with a 37th time as host, while UCLA returns to the role for the first time since 2019. Why the SEC Dominates Again Eight of the 16 sites belong to Southeastern Conference programs—Arkansas, Auburn, Georgia, LSU, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Texas and Vanderbilt—tying the league’s own all-time mark for most regional hosts in a single year. The power shift means half of the opening-round brackets will run through SEC ballparks, boosting the conference’s chances of stocking the Men’s College World Series for a third straight summer. New Faces, New Places • Oregon and UCLA, Big Ten newcomers in 2025, bring West-Coast flair to the regional map. • Sun Belt powers Coastal Carolina (48-11) and Southern Miss (44-14) ride top-10 RPIs into hosting duties, underscoring the league’s national rise. • Oregon State—playing as an independent in baseball—locks down a ninth regional since 2005. Key Dates You Need to Know • Selection Monday: May 26, noon ET on ESPN2 (full bracket, national seeds, at-large bids). • Regionals: May 30–June 2 (if-necessary games Monday). • Super Regional host sites: announced June 3 by 10 a.m. ET. • Men’s College World Series: June 13–23 at Charles Schwab Field Omaha. Storylines to Watch During Regionals 1. Can anyone spoil home-field advantage in Fayetteville or Baton Rouge, two of the nation’s toughest environments? 2. Georgia and Clemson are bidding for their first trips to Omaha since 2008 and 2010, respectively. 3. UCLA’s staff, ranked top-five nationally in ERA, faces a potential rematch with in-state rivals fighting through the at-large pool. 4. Coastal Carolina aims to recreate its 2016 national-title magic in Conway’s intimate Springs Brooks Stadium. How to Watch & Stream Every NCAA baseball regional game will be carried live on ESPN platforms (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNews, SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPN+). Digital viewers can stream via the ESPN app or ESPN+. Exact channel assignments will be released once the bracket is finalized. Ticket & Travel Tips Host schools handle on-site ticket sales; most release reserved chair-backs to season-ticket holders first, then open general admission. Fans heading to Omaha can sign up for MCWS ticket alerts through NCAA.com and plan early lodging—hotel blocks near the Old Market historically fill by the time super regionals end. What’s Next Bracket projections will shift fast once national seeds are revealed, but history shows nearly 75 percent of MCWS berths come from No. 1 regional seeds. Expect the SEC’s eight hosts and west-coast threats like Oregon State and UCLA to headline early championship odds while mid-majors attempt to reprise Oral Roberts’ 2023 Cinderella run. Bookmark this page for live updates throughout Selection Monday, printable bracket links, upset alerts and streaming info as the road to Omaha officially begins.