Upsets reshape NCAA baseball super regionals bracket ahead of next round
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 4:23 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
The NCAA baseball tournament has seen a significant shakeup as the super regionals approach. Two No. 4 seeds, St. John's and Little Rock, made history by sweeping their regionals to advance. Top seeds like UCLA were eliminated, with Saint Mary's and Cal Poly making notable runs. North Carolina and Texas have solidified their positions, showing strong performances in their respective regionals. The updated super regional teams now include Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas among others, gearing up for their next challenges.
- •St. John's and Little Rock both swept their regionals as No. 4 seeds.
- •UCLA was eliminated by Saint Mary's, which then lost to Cal Poly.
- •Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas advanced with strong showings.
- •Upsets at the top of the bracket have created new dynamics in the tournament.
- •Super regionals are set to feature competitive matchups among top teams.
- 4:23 PMYahoo Sports — Super regionals re-rank: NCAA baseball tournament bracket upended by upsets
"They didn’t just pull upsets — they flipped the NCAA baseball tournament. So who's left? We re-rank Super Regional teams, 1 through 16.
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