NCAA Baseball · College World Series · Omaha

CWS Pulse.

The eight-team College World Series, drawn into two four-team double-elimination brackets and simulated 10,000 times. Lose once and you drop to the elimination side; lose twice and you’re out. The two bracket winners meet in a best-of-three final.

Last simJun 8
North CarolinaTitle favorite · 17.4%
8Teams in Omaha
50.2% / 50.0%Bracket 1 / Bracket 2 title equity
Regionals64 → 16
Super Regionals16 → 8 · best of 3
College World Series8 → 2 · two double-elim brackets
CWS Finalsbest of 3

The road to the final

% = win-this-bracket rate across 10,000 simulations
Bracket 1
Field · bracket-win odds50.2% title equity
North Carolina logoNorth CarolinaBracket fav32%
West Virginia logoWest Virginia26%
Ole Miss logoOle Miss22%
Troy logoTroy19%
Bracket finalbest of 1 · loser to elim side
Winners’ survivor vs elimination survivor · populated once Omaha opens
Championship series
Bracket favorites · best of 3
North Carolina × Georgia
most likely bracket winners to meet in the final
17.4%North Carolina title14.8%Georgia title
Bracket winners meet for the championship · first to two wins

How double-elimination works: each four-team bracket plays until one team survives. A loss drops you to the elimination side; the bracket final pairs the unbeaten team against the elimination survivor — who must beat them twice.

Bracket 2
Field · bracket-win odds50.0% title equity
Georgia logoGeorgiaBracket fav29%
Texas logoTexas29%
Alabama logoAlabama23%
Oklahoma logoOklahoma20%
Bracket finalbest of 1 · loser to elim side
Winners’ survivor vs elimination survivor · populated once Omaha opens

Bracket draw: Bracket 1 = North Carolina, West Virginia, Ole Miss, Troy · Bracket 2 = Georgia, Texas, Alabama, Oklahoma — the official Omaha draw, with each side carrying ~50% of the title equity. Live game scores and the winners’/elimination game tree populate here once Omaha opens.

Championship odds

Re-simulated after every round · green ≥ 12%
TeamStatusSeed / RegionalWin bracketWin title
North Carolina logoNorth CarolinaIn OmahaNo. 5 national · Chapel Hill32.5%17.4%
Georgia logoGeorgiaIn OmahaNo. 3 national · Athens28.7%14.8%
Texas logoTexasIn OmahaNo. 6 national · Austin28.6%14.4%
West Virginia logoWest VirginiaIn OmahaNo. 16 national · Morgantown26.5%13.4%
Alabama logoAlabamaIn OmahaNo. 7 national · Tuscaloosa23.2%11.6%
Ole Miss logoOle MissIn OmahaLincoln22.1%11.1%
Oklahoma logoOklahomaIn OmahaAtlanta19.5%9.2%
Troy logoTroyIn OmahaGainesville19.0%8.3%

All eight teams enter Omaha unbeaten in the CWS, so the table shows a neutral status. Live records, status (unbeaten / one loss / eliminated), and movement populate once Omaha games are played — the pre-Omaha forecast carries no game results yet, so those columns are omitted rather than estimated.

The road to Omaha

Regionals · 64 → 16
Regional winners · 64 → 16
AthensGeorgia
AtlantaOklahoma
AuburnAuburn
AustinTexas
Chapel HillNorth Carolina
College StationUSC
EugeneOregon
GainesvilleTroy
HattiesburgLittle Rock
LawrenceKansas
LincolnOle Miss
Los AngelesCal Poly
MorgantownWest Virginia
StarkvilleMississippi State
TallahasseeSaint John's
TuscaloosaAlabama

Sixteen four-team double-elimination pods narrowed the field to 16 Regional winners, then eight best-of-three Super Regionals sent the eight teams above to Omaha. During Regionals and Super Regionals this page lists every surviving team with stage-advance odds, re-simulated after each round.

How the CWS simulation works

After every round of the tournament — Regionals through the Finals — the remaining field is replayed 10,000 times with the same engine that prices the daily picks: team-level run scoring, ERA-adjusted pitching, home field, and park factors. The full format: 16 four-team double-elimination Regionals → 8 best-of-3 Super Regionals → two four-team double-elimination brackets in Omaha → a best-of-3 championship series. The forecast re-simulates after every round — it is held between rounds, not refreshed daily.

Official 2026 NCAA D1 Baseball bracket loaded — probabilities reflect the actual Omaha field via 10,000 Monte Carlo simulations. Last simulated June 8, 2026.