NCAA Tournament Regionals Results At A Glance
By
Joe Healy on June 3, 2019
After three days of regionals action, 10 teams have advanced to super regionals. Six spots remain going into the final day. Here's how it all stands going into Monday.
Through to Super Regionals
Nashville Regional: Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt went 3-0 at home this weekend, collecting a win Friday against Ohio State, 8-2, and then beating a competitive Indiana State team twice by scores of 8-5 and 12-1. The Commodores will stay home next weekend to take on Duke.
Next Up: Nashville Super Regional vs. Duke
Atlanta Regional: Auburn
After blowing out Coastal Carolina to begin its stay in Atlanta, and then walking off host Georgia Tech on Saturday night, Auburn punched its ticket to the Chapel Hill Super Regional with a 4-1 win Sunday against the Yellow Jackets. The Tigers have won back-to-back regionals for the first time in program history.
Next Up: Chapel Hill Super Regional vs. North Carolina
Athens Regional: Florida State
On a mission to send retiring head coach Mike Martin out with a bang, Florida State swept its way through the Athens Regional and made it look pretty easy. After smashing six home runs on the way to beating Florida Atlantic, 13-7, on Friday, the Seminoles beat host Georgia twice by a combined score of 22-4.
Next Up: Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. Louisiana State
Fayetteville Regional: Arkansas
Arkansas is back in a super regional after a sweep of the Fayetteville Regional. After claiming an 11-5 win against Central Connecticut State to kick things off, the Razorbacks out-pitched Texas Christian on back-to-back nights. First, Isaiah Campbell one-upped TCU lefthander Nick Lodolo on Saturday, and then three pitchers combined to shut out the Horned Frogs on Sunday.
Next Up: Fayetteville Super Regional vs. Mississippi
Starkville Regional: Mississippi State
With a 5-2 win against Miami, Mississippi State completed a perfect 3-0 weekend to move on to a home super regional next weekend against Stanford or Fresno State. After overcoming a scare from Southern to open the regional, Mississippi State captured decisive wins against Central Michigan and the Hurricanes to close it out.
Next Up: Starkville Super Regional vs. Stanford/Fresno State
Lubbock Regional: Texas Tech
Texas Tech is through to a super regional for the fourth time in six years after a 3-0 weekend at home. After running away from Army, 11-2, on Friday, the Red Raiders got it done with pitching in a pair of wins over Dallas Baptist by 3-2 and 3-0 scores. Next weekend, Texas Tech will be playing at home against either Oklahoma State or Connecticut, which will be decided on Monday.
Next Up: Lubbock Super Regional vs. Oklahoma State/Connecticut
Oxford Regional: Mississippi
The Rebels cruised through their home regional with a 3-0 record to advance to a super regional for the first time since 2014, which also happens to be the last time Ole Miss made a trip to the College World Series. It was really never challenged at any point, as it claimed two blowout wins against Jacksonville State and a routine win against Clemson by a combined 41-7 score. Now, the Rebels move on to take on Arkansas next weekend in Fayetteville.
Next Up: Fayetteville Super Regional vs. Arkansas
Baton Rouge Regional: Louisiana State
The Tigers got paired with a couple of potent offenses in Arizona State and Southern Mississippi for their regional, but they tamed those lineups on the way to going 3-0 and advancing to the super regional round. Coming to Baton Rouge this weekend will be Florida State.
Next Up: Baton Rouge Super Regional vs. Florida State
Chapel Hill Regional: North Carolina
The Tar Heels went 3-0 in their home regional, pushing them to a super regional and just one step away from getting to Omaha in back-to-back seasons. The three wins came in three different varieties. UNC walked off UNC Wilmington, 7-6, on Friday, blew out Liberty, 16-1, on Saturday, and won a pitchers' duel with Tennessee, 5-2, on Sunday.
Next Up: Chapel Hill Super Regional vs. Auburn
Morgantown Regional: Duke
The Blue Devils finished a sweep of the Morgantown Regional with a 4-1 win against Texas A&M. After beating two blue-chip pitchers, A&M lefthander John Doxakis and West Virginia righthander Alek Manoah, on back-to-back days, Duke closed out the regional with a sterling pitching performance of its own. In their second super regional in as many years, the Blue Devils will move on to play Vanderbilt.
Next Up: Nashville Super Regional vs. Vanderbilt
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Moving to Monday
Los Angeles Regional: UCLA and Loyola Marymount
No. 1 overall seed UCLA fought off elimination with a win against Baylor on Sunday afternoon, and then extended the Los Angeles Regional to Monday with a 6-1 win against Loyola Marymount. UCLA and LMU will play one more time, with the winner moving on to face either Michigan or Creighton in a super regional.
Louisville Regional: Louisville and Illinois State
Louisville began the day by getting past Indiana, 9-7, and finished it by getting exactly what it needed—a routine win over Illinois State that allowed it to save as much pitching as possible for the final game of the regional on Monday. The winner of that rematch will take on the winner of the Greenville Regional, which has also been extended by a day due to weather delays earlier in the weekend.
Oklahoma City Regional: Oklahoma State and Connecticut
UConn pushed the Oklahoma City Regional to a deciding seventh game on Monday with a pair of wins Sunday. To begin, it blew out Nebraska, 16-1. Then, it followed that up by largely quieting the physical Oklahoma State offense on the way to a 5-2 win. On Monday, Oklahoma State and UConn will do it all over again for a spot in a super regional against Texas Tech.
Greenville Regional: East Carolina and Campbell
Because of weather delays on the first day of the tournament, the Greenville Regional has been a game behind from the beginning. Campbell will come into Monday 2-0, which forces East Carolina to have to beat the Camels twice to move on.
Palo Alto Regional: Stanford and Fresno State
With a 12-3 win against Sacramento State to begin Sunday, Stanford made it to a regional final against Fresno State. And with an 8-6 win against the Bulldogs, the Cardinal forced a seventh game of the regional Monday. The winner will advance to the super regional round to take on Mississippi State in Starkville.
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