Omaha Pulse.
Sixty-four teams into sixteen four-team regionals, eight super regionals, then eight to Omaha. This bracket is more host-driven than any other on the site: the top eight national seeds host every round until Omaha. The 2026 tournament is complete and Oklahoma won it. The 2027 projection appears here once that season is simulated.
College baseball’s postseason is three tournaments in a row, so each is shown on its own terms: a four-team regional is double elimination, meaning one bad Friday does not end a season; a super regional is best-of-three at the higher seed’s park; and Omaha is two four-team double-elimination brackets feeding a best-of-three final. Home field is worth more here than anywhere else on this site, which is why the eight national seeds matter as much as the seed line. There are no percentages on this page, deliberately. The four fields in this feed whose names end in Pct hold the finished tournament rather than a forecast: across all 64 teams every value is exactly 0 or exactly 1. Basketball has a Selection Sunday snapshot to show instead; baseball has none, and no other file here carries a reach-a-round probability for a program. Rather than print a settled flag as though it were an odds column, this page shows the bracket as it was played.
The College World Series
Charles Schwab Field, Omaha · two four-team double-elimination bracketsNorth Carolina came out of this bracket. No team goes out on one loss.
Oklahoma came out of this bracket. No team goes out on one loss.
The eight super regionals
best-of-three at the host’s park · the last step before OmahaThe host is the program that won its own regional at home and carried the higher national seed into the round. The visitor is the regional winner it drew, which is recorded in the bracket rather than projected.
The sixteen regionals
four teams each, double elimination · 9 of 16 won by the hostHost out: Oklahoma advanced.
Host out: USC advanced.
Host out: Troy advanced.
Host out: Little Rock advanced.
Host out: Ole Miss advanced.
Host out: Cal Poly advanced.
Host out: Saint John's advanced.
The No. 1 seed in each regional is its host. Double elimination protects the better team, and playing it at home compounds that, which is why 9 of 16 hosts came through and the other 7 are where this bracket actually broke.
The field
all 64 teamsNat seed is the national seed, which carries hosting through the super regional; only sixteen of these teams hold one. Result is the furthest round the program actually reached. The mock’s make-64, host, reach-CWS and win columns, its projected record and its win-conference column all need a season simulation this sport has not published, so they are left out rather than filled from a settled flag. The hosting-bubble card is a probability card end to end and is left out for the same reason.