Final NCAA baseball tournament projections

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At noon today, the entire field of 64 for the NCAA baseball tournament will be announced.

Our last projections correctly predicted 13 of the 16 teams that were awarded regionals. Now, we’re taking one last crack at projecting the field. If things shake out the way we predict, the Gamecocks will see some familiar faces in Columbia and could get the chance to exorcise some old super regional demons.

Note: National seeds are bold with their seed in parentheses. Conference champions who earned automatic bids are in italics. Projected super regionals are paired together.

Charlottesville Regional:

1. Virginia (1) 

2. Kentucky

3. Old Dominion

4. Campbell 

Louisville Regional:

1. Louisville

2. Indiana State

3. West Virginia

4. George Mason

 

Gainesville Regional:

1. Florida (2) 

2. Texas

3. Georgia Tech 

4. Southeastern Louisiana

Stillwater Regional:

1. Oklahoma State

2. Houston

3. Sam Houston State

4. Sacramento State

 

Tallahassee Regional: 

1. Florida State (3)

2. Alabama

3. Pepperdine

4. Bethune-Cookman

San Luis Obispo Regional:

1. Cal Poly

2. Oregon

3. North Carolina

4. Binghamton

 

Bloomington Regional:

1. Indiana (4)

2. Texas Tech

3. Texas A&M

4. Kent State

Coral Gables Regional:

1. Miami

2. Arkansas

3. Mercer

Georgia Southern

 

Corvallis Regional: 

1.Oregon State (5)

2. Dallas Baptist

3. San Diego State

4. Bucknell

Oxford Regional:

1. Ole Miss

2. Washington

3. Columbia

4. Jackson State

 

Lafayette Regional: 

1. Louisiana-Lafayette (6)

2. Mississippi State

3. Bryant

4. Jacksonville State

Columbia Regional:

1. South Carolina

2. Liberty

3. Clemson

4. Kennesaw State

 

Houston Regional:

1. Rice (7)

2. Maryland

3. Arizona State

4. North Dakota State

Forth Worth Regional:

1. TCU

2. UNLV

3. UC Irvine

4. Siena

Baton Rouge Regional:

1. LSU (8)

2. Nebraska

3. Kansas

4. Xavier

Nashville Regional:

1. Vanderbilt

2. Long Beach State

3. College of Charleston

4. Youngstown State

Last Four In: UC Irvine, Mercer, Kansas, Clemson

First Four Out: Stanford, UCF, UC Santa Barbara, Tennessee