The 2025 NCAA College Baseball Super Regionals commence today, June 6, at 12 p.m. EDT, featuring eight best-of-three series to determine the Men’s College World Series field, set for June 13–23 in Omaha, Nebraska. This report details TV networks, radio information, streaming options, live stats, D1Baseball rankings, tournament seedings, and DraftKings series market prices, ensuring a thorough overview for fans and analysts.
Broadcast and Streaming Details
All college baseball super regional games are televised on ESPN2 or ESPNU, with streaming available on ESPN+, offering flexibility for viewers. SiriusXM provides radio coverage on channels 192–199, catering to audio listeners. Live stats are accessible via StatBroadcast, enhancing real-time engagement. Game times, starting today, are in Eastern Time, with schedules announced by the NCAA.
D1Baseball Rankings and More
D1Baseball’s latest rankings, updated May 25, 2025, reflect the pre-super regional landscape, with North Carolina leading at No. 1, followed by Arkansas (6), Auburn (9), and LSU (3). The rankings, through games of May 25, provide a snapshot of team strength, with notable absences like Vanderbilt (2) and Texas (4), eliminated in regionals. The table below lists the top 16 ranked teams relevant to the college baseball super regionals:
Look! The college baseball super regionals feature seeded hosts, with North Carolina (5), Auburn (4), UCLA (15), LSU (6), Arkansas (3), and Oregon State (8) among the top seeds. Teams like Miami, Louisville, UTSA, Murray State, Duke, and West Virginia are unranked, adding intrigue to their matchups.
Hosting teams benefit from home-field advantage, with schedules set for June 6–9, ensuring competitive series.
Each series for college baseball super regionals is detailed below, including broadcast, rankings, seedings, and DraftKings odds, ensuring comprehensive coverage, in addition to team RPI ranking.
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