What is 2025 College World Series schedule? When NCAA baseball tournament starts, teams, bracket

The College World Series tournament bracket set for Charles Schwab Field Omaha, as 8 NCAA men's Division I baseball teams compete for best in the land.
Here's a look at the College World Series bracket, tournament dates, teams and how the College World Series works:
The College World Series begins at 2 p.m. ET, Friday, June 13, 2025. Visit cwsomaha.com for a complete schedule of times and games. Most games will be televised on ESPN. Game 2 of the College World Series championship will air on ABC.
The 2025 College World Series bracket pairings for the first round are listed below. A schedule of game times for each matchup:
Visit ncaa.com for a full, printable College World Series bracket showing every game. Printable bracket times are Central Time.
The 8 super regional winners meet for the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska, and are split into two double-elimination brackets with four teams each, according to ncaa.org.
The winners of the two College World Series double-elimination brackets meet in a best-of-three championship series to decide the College World Series champion.
For 2025 College World Series ticket information, visit ncaatickets.com
Here are the top 16 seeds of the NCAA men's baseball tournament. Records are from the time of selection:

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