The 2024 NCAA baseball tournament‘s Regional rounds end Monday.
Although some regionals have already been determined, some needed an extra game to determine a victor. There will be four full Game 7s on Monday – as well as the completion of a suspended regional final from Sunday – to determine the last few super regional qualifiers.
All five games are elimination, win-or-go-home contests for each team, making Monday’s action especially pivotal. After regionals, the field will have been pared down to its 16 super regional participants. Half of those 16 will advance to play in the College World Series in Omaha.
Here’s a full schedule for Monday’s slate of regional final matchups:
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2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament: Regional games for Monday, June 3
*All start times listed are Eastern Time
Chapel Hill Regional (Chapel Hill, North Carolina)
- Game 7: No. 4 North Carolina vs. LSU (6 p.m. | ESPN+)
Corvallis Regional (Corvallis, Oregon)
- Game 6: No. 15 Oregon State vs. UC Irvine (3 p.m. | ESPN+)
- Game suspended Sunday due to rain. It will resume in the bottom of the fourth inning with a runner on first and no outs. The score is Oregon State 6, UC Irvine 4.
- Oregon State has zero losses, so UC Irvine needs to win twice to advance to the super regional against Kentucky.
Greenville Regional (Greenville, North Carolina)
- Game 7: Evansville vs. No. 16 East Carolina (Noon | ESPN+)
Norman Regional (Norman, Oklahoma)
- Game 7: UConn vs. Oklahoma (9 p.m. | ESPN+)
Stillwater Regional (Stillwater, Oklahoma)
- Game 7: No. 11 Oklahoma State vs. Florida (3 p.m. | ESPN+)
When is the Men’s College World Series?
The Men’s College World Series begins Friday, June 14 and finishes by Monday, June 27 at the latest.
HOW TO WATCH:Watch every College World Series regional game with an ESPN+ Subscription
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