2017 NCAA Division I Baseball tournament - wikipedia 2017 NCAA Division I Baseball tournament 2017 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament Season 2017 Teams 64 Finals Site TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, Nebraska Champions Florida Gators ( 1st title ) Runner - Up LSU Tigers ( 18th CWS Appearance ) Winning coach Kevin O'Sullivan ( 1st title ) Television ESPN Networks ← 2016 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship 2018 → The 2017 NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament began on June 1, 2017 as part of the 2017 NCAA Division I baseball season. The 64 - team, double - elimination tournament concluded with the 2017 College World Series ( CWS ) in Omaha, Nebraska. The CWS started on June 17 and ended on June 27. The 64 participating NCAA Division I college baseball teams were selected out of an eligible 299 teams. Thirty - one teams were awarded an automatic bid as champions of their conferences, and 33 teams were selected at - large by the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee. Teams were divided into sixteen regionals of four teams, which conducted a double - elimination tournament. Regional champions then faced each other in Super Regionals, a best - of - three - game series, to determine the eight participants in the College World Series. Contents 1 Bids 1.1 Automatic bids 1.2 By conference 2 National seeds 3 Regionals and Super Regionals 3.1 Corvallis Super Regional 3.2 Long Beach Super Regional 3.3 Tallahassee Super Regional 3.4 Baton Rouge Super Regional 3.5 Gainesville Super Regional 3.6 Fort Worth Super Regional 3.7 Louisville Super Regional 3.8 College Station Super Regional 4 College World Series 4.1 Participants 4.2 Bracket 4.3 Game results 4.4 All - Tournament Team 5 Final standings 6 Record by conference 7 Media coverage 7.1 Radio 7.2 Television 7.2. 1 Broadcast assignments 8 See also 9 References Bids Automatic bids School Conference Record ( Conf ) Berth Last NCAA Appearance UMBC America East 23 -- 23 ( 11 -- 9 ) Tournament 2001 ( Wilson Regional ) Houston American 40 -- 19 ( 15 -- 9 ) Tournament 2015 ( Houston Regional ) Florida State ACC 39 -- 20 ( 14 -- 14 ) Tournament 2016 ( Tallahassee Regional ) Florida Gulf Coast Atlantic Sun 42 -- 18 ( 13 -- 8 ) Tournament First Appearance Davidson Atlantic 10 32 -- 24 ( 13 -- 11 ) Tournament First Appearance Oklahoma State Big 12 30 -- 25 ( 8 -- 14 ) Tournament 2016 ( Clemson Regional ) Xavier Big East 32 -- 25 ( 10 -- 6 ) Tournament 2016 ( Nashville Regional ) Radford Big South 27 -- 30 ( 11 -- 13 ) Tournament 2015 ( Nashville Regional ) Iowa Big Ten 38 -- 20 ( 15 -- 9 ) Tournament 2015 ( Springfield Regional ) Long Beach State Big West 37 -- 17 -- 1 ( 20 -- 4 ) Regular Season 2016 ( Coral Gables Regional ) Delaware Colonial 34 -- 21 ( 15 -- 9 ) Tournament 2001 ( Columbus Regional ) Rice Conference USA 31 -- 29 ( 17 -- 14 ) Tournament 2016 ( Baton Rouge Regional ) UIC Horizon 39 -- 15 ( 22 -- 8 ) Tournament 2008 ( College Station Regional ) Yale Ivy League 30 -- 16 ( 16 -- 4 ) Championship Series 1993 ( Central I Regional ) Marist Metro Atlantic 32 -- 21 ( 16 -- 8 ) Tournament 2009 ( Tallahassee Regional ) Ohio Mid-American 31 -- 26 ( 13 -- 11 ) Tournament 2015 ( Champaign Regional ) Bethune -- Cookman Mid -- Eastern 33 -- 23 ( 15 -- 8 ) Tournament 2016 ( Gainesville Regional ) Dallas Baptist Missouri Valley 40 -- 19 ( 15 -- 6 ) Tournament 2016 ( Lubbock Regional ) San Diego State Mountain West 41 -- 19 ( 20 -- 10 ) Tournament 2015 ( Lake Elsinore Regional ) Central Connecticut Northeast 36 -- 20 ( 21 -- 7 ) Tournament 2010 ( Tallahassee Regional ) Tennessee Tech Ohio Valley 40 -- 19 ( 23 -- 7 ) Tournament 2009 ( Clemson Regional ) Oregon State Pac -- 12 49 -- 4 ( 27 -- 3 ) Regular Season 2015 ( Dallas Regional ) Holy Cross Patriot 23 -- 25 ( 12 -- 8 ) Tournament 1978 ( Northeast Regional ) LSU Southeastern 43 -- 17 ( 21 -- 9 ) Tournament 2016 ( Baton Rouge Regional ) UNC Greensboro Southern 35 -- 22 ( 14 -- 10 ) Tournament 1997 ( South I Regional ) Sam Houston Southland 40 -- 20 ( 19 -- 11 ) Tournament 2016 ( Lafayette Regional ) Texas Southern Southwestern Athletic 20 -- 32 ( 14 -- 10 ) Tournament 2015 ( College Station Regional ) Oral Roberts Summit 42 -- 14 ( 25 -- 4 ) Tournament 2016 ( Fort Worth Regional ) South Alabama Sun Belt 39 -- 19 ( 22 -- 8 ) Tournament 2016 ( Tallahassee Regional ) BYU West Coast 37 -- 19 ( 20 -- 7 ) Tournament 2002 ( Los Angeles Regional ) Sacramento State Western Athletic 32 -- 27 ( 12 -- 12 ) Tournament 2014 ( San Luis Obispo Regional ) By conference Conference Total Schools SEC 8 Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt ACC 7 Clemson, Florida State, Louisville, North Carolina, NC State, Virginia, Wake Forest Big 12 7 Baylor, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas, Texas Tech, West Virginia Big Ten 5 Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Nebraska Pac - 12 Arizona, Oregon State, Stanford, UCLA American Houston, South Florida, UCF Big East St. John 's, Xavier Big West Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State Conference USA Rice, Southern Miss Missouri Valley Dallas Baptist, Missouri State Southland Sam Houston State, Southeastern Louisiana America East UMBC Atlantic 10 Davidson Atlantic Sun Florida Gulf Coast Big South Radford Colonial Delaware Horizon UIC Ivy Yale MAAC Marist Mid-American Ohio MEAC Bethune - Cookman Mountain West San Diego State NEC Central Connecticut Ohio Valley Tennessee Tech Patriot Holy Cross Southern UNC Greensboro Summit Oral Roberts Sun Belt South Alabama SWAC Texas Southern West Coast BYU WAC Sacramento State National seeds The following eight teams automatically host a Super Regional if they advance to that round : Oregon State North Carolina † Florida LSU Texas Tech † TCU Louisville Stanford † Bold indicates College World Series participant † indicates teams that were eliminated in the Regional Tournament ‡ indicates teams that were eliminated in the Super Regional Tournament Regionals and Super Regionals Bold indicates winner. Seeds for regional tournaments indicate seeds within regional. Seeds for super regional tournaments indicate national seeds only. Corvallis Super Regional Regional Regional Regional Final Super Regional Oregon State 8 Holy Cross Oregon State 11 Yale 0 Yale 5 Nebraska Oregon State 8 -- Corvallis Regional -- Goss Stadium at Coleman Field Yale -- Holy Cross 7 Nebraska Holy Cross 5 Yale 9 Oregon State 8 9 -- Vanderbilt -- Clemson 5 UNC Greensboro Clemson Vanderbilt 9 St. John 's Vanderbilt 13 Vanderbilt 0 8 Clemson Regional -- Doug Kingsmore Stadium Clemson 6 0 UNC Greensboro St. John 's UNC Greensboro Clemson 6 Long Beach Super Regional Regional Regional Regional Final Super Regional Stanford 10 Sacramento State 0 Stanford Cal State Fullerton BYU Cal State Fullerton 13 Cal State Fullerton -- Stanford Regional -- Klein Field at Sunken Diamond Stanford -- Sacramento State BYU 6 BYU Stanford 9 Cal State Fullerton 0 12 Long Beach State 0 Long Beach State 6 San Diego State 0 Long Beach State Texas 5 UCLA Texas Texas Long Beach Regional -- Blair Field Long Beach State San Diego State UCLA San Diego State Long Beach State 7 Tallahassee Super Regional Regional Regional Regional Final Super Regional Texas Tech 5 Delaware Texas Tech 6 Sam Houston State 0 Sam Houston State 5 Arizona Texas Tech 8 Lubbock Regional -- Dan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park Sam Houston State 9 Delaware 5 Arizona 6 Arizona Sam Houston State 9 Sam Houston State 6 0 -- Florida State 7 19 -- Florida State Tennessee Tech Tennessee Tech Auburn 5 Auburn 7 UCF Auburn 7 0 Tallahassee Regional -- Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium Florida State 8 6 Florida State 6 UCF Florida State 5 Tennessee Tech Baton Rouge Super Regional Regional Regional Regional Final Super Regional LSU 15 Texas Southern 7 LSU 11 Southeastern Louisiana 6 Rice 6 Southeastern Louisiana 12 LSU 5 -- Baton Rouge Regional -- Alex Box Stadium Rice 0 -- Texas Southern 6 Rice 13 Rice 9 Southeastern Louisiana 5 LSU 14 -- Mississippi State -- Southern Miss 8 UIC 7 Southern Miss 8 South Alabama South Alabama 6 Mississippi State Southern Miss 6 Hattiesburg Regional -- Pete Taylor Park Mississippi State 8 8 UIC Mississippi State 5 Mississippi State 7 South Alabama Gainesville Super Regional Regional Regional Regional Final Super Regional Florida 10 Marist 6 Florida 5 South Florida Bethune - Cookman South Florida 9 Florida 6 Gainesville Regional -- Alfred A. McKethan Stadium Bethune - Cookman 6 Marist Bethune - Cookman Bethune - Cookman 6 South Florida Florida 6 Wake Forest 8 0 Wake Forest 11 UMBC Wake Forest West Virginia Maryland West Virginia 9 Wake Forest 12 -- Winston - Salem Regional -- Gene Hooks Field at Wake Forest Baseball Park West Virginia 8 -- UMBC Maryland 16 Maryland 5 West Virginia 8 Fort Worth Super Regional Regional Regional Regional Final Super Regional TCU 9 Central Connecticut State 6 TCU 5 Virginia Dallas Baptist Virginia 6 TCU 15 -- Fort Worth Regional -- Lupton Stadium Dallas Baptist -- Central Connecticut State 5 Dallas Baptist 6 Dallas Baptist 11 Virginia 8 6 TCU 8 -- Missouri State -- Arkansas Oral Roberts 0 Arkansas Missouri State 5 Oklahoma State 5 Missouri State 6 Missouri State 10 Fayetteville Regional -- Baum Stadium Arkansas 11 Oral Roberts 14 Oklahoma State 6 Oral Roberts Arkansas Louisville Super Regional Regional Regional Regional Final Super Regional Louisville 11 Radford 6 Louisville 11 Oklahoma Xavier Oklahoma 7 Louisville 8 -- Louisville Regional -- Jim Patterson Stadium Xavier 7 -- Radford Xavier Xavier 11 Oklahoma 0 7 Louisville 5 6 -- Kentucky -- Kentucky 6 Ohio Kentucky NC State 5 NC State 7 Indiana 6 NC State 6 5 Lexington Regional -- Cliff Hagan Stadium Kentucky 8 10 Ohio Indiana 11 Indiana 9 Kentucky 14 College Station Super Regional Hosted by Texas A&M at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park Regional Regional Regional Final Super Regional North Carolina Davidson 8 Davidson Florida Gulf Coast Michigan 6 Florida Gulf Coast 10 Davidson -- Chapel Hill Regional -- Boshamer Stadium North Carolina -- North Carolina 8 Michigan North Carolina 10 Florida Gulf Coast Davidson 6 6 -- Texas A&M 7 12 -- Houston Iowa 6 Iowa Texas A&M Texas A&M 8 Baylor 5 Texas A&M -- Houston Regional -- Schroeder Park Houston -- Houston 17 Baylor Houston 7 Iowa 5 College World Series The College World Series is held at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska. Participants School Conference Record ( Conference ) Head coach Previous CWS appearances CWS best finish CWS W -- L record Cal State Fullerton Big West 39 -- 22 ( 15 -- 9 ) Rick Vanderhook 17 ( last : 2015 ) 1st ( 1979, 1984, 1995, 2004 ) 34 -- 29 Florida SEC 47 -- 18 ( 21 -- 9 ) Kevin O'Sullivan 10 ( last : 2016 ) 2nd ( 2005, 2011 ) 14 -- 21 Florida State ACC 45 -- 21 ( 14 -- 14 ) Mike Martin 21 ( last : 2012 ) 2nd ( 1970, 1986, 1999 ) 28 -- 42 Louisville ACC 52 -- 10 ( 23 -- 6 ) Dan McDonnell ( last : 2014 ) 5th ( 2007 ) 1 -- 6 LSU SEC 48 -- 17 ( 21 -- 9 ) Paul Mainieri 17 ( last : 2015 ) 1st ( 1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2009 ) 36 -- 24 Oregon State Pac - 12 54 -- 4 ( 27 -- 3 ) Pat Casey 5 ( last : 2013 ) 1st ( 2006, 2007 ) 13 -- 8 TCU Big 12 47 -- 16 ( 16 -- 8 ) Jim Schlossnagle ( last : 2016 ) 3rd ( 2010, 2015, 2016 ) 8 -- 8 Texas A&M SEC 41 -- 21 ( 16 -- 14 ) Rob Childress 5 ( last : 2011 ) 5th ( 1951, 1993 ) 2 -- 10 Bracket Seeds listed below ( in the column before each team 's name ) indicate national seeds only First round Second round Semifinals Championship series Oregon State 6 Cal State Fullerton 5 Oregon State 13 LSU Florida State LSU 5 Oregon State LSU 6 Cal State Fullerton Florida State 6 Florida State LSU 7 LSU -- Florida 6 -- Florida 6 TCU 0 Florida 5 7 Louisville 7 Louisville 8 Texas A&M Florida 6 TCU 9 0 6 TCU Texas A&M 6 TCU 7 Louisville Game results Date Game Winning team Score Losing team Winning pitcher Losing pitcher Save Notes June 17 Game 1 Oregon State 6 -- 5 Cal State Fullerton Jake Mulholland ( 7 -- 1 ) Blake Workman ( 6 -- 3 ) Drew Rasmussen ( 2 ) Game 2 LSU 5 -- 4 Florida State Jared Poché ( 11 -- 3 ) Tyler Holton ( 10 -- 3 ) Zack Hess ( 2 ) June 18 Game 3 Louisville 8 -- 4 Texas A&M Brendan McKay ( 11 -- 3 ) Corbin Martin ( 7 -- 4 ) -- Game 4 Florida 3 -- 0 TCU Alex Faedo ( 8 -- 2 ) Jared Janczak ( 9 -- 1 ) Michael Byrne ( 17 ) June 19 Game 5 Florida State 6 -- 4 Cal State Fullerton Chase Haney ( 3 -- 2 ) Jack Pabich ( 1 -- 3 ) Drew Carlton ( 7 ) Cal State Fullerton eliminated Game 6 Oregon State 13 -- 1 LSU Bryce Fehmel ( 6 -- 2 ) Eric Walker ( 8 -- 2 ) -- June 20 Game 7 TCU 4 -- 1 Texas A&M Brian Howard ( 12 -- 3 ) Stephen Kolek ( 4 -- 5 ) Sean Wymer ( 2 ) Texas A&M eliminated Game 8 Florida 5 -- 1 Louisville Brady Singer ( 8 -- 5 ) Kade McClure ( 8 -- 4 ) -- June 21 Game 9 LSU 7 -- 4 Florida State Jared Poché ( 12 -- 3 ) Cole Sands ( 6 -- 4 ) Zack Hess ( 3 ) Florida State eliminated June 22 Game 10 TCU 4 -- 3 Louisville Sean Wymer ( 6 -- 4 ) Nick Bennett ( 5 -- 1 ) -- Louisville eliminated June 23 Game 11 LSU 3 -- 1 Oregon State Alex Lange ( 10 -- 5 ) Jake Thompson ( 14 -- 1 ) Zack Hess ( 4 ) Game 12 TCU 9 -- 2 Florida Charles King ( 1 -- 3 ) Jackson Kowar ( 12 -- 1 ) -- June 24 Game 13 LSU 6 -- 1 Oregon State Caleb Gilbert ( 7 -- 1 ) Bryce Fehmel ( 6 -- 3 ) -- Oregon State eliminated Game 14 Florida 3 -- 0 TCU Alex Faedo ( 9 -- 2 ) Jared Janczak ( 9 -- 2 ) Michael Byrne ( 18 ) TCU eliminated Finals June 26 Game 1 Florida 4 -- 3 LSU Brady Singer ( 9 -- 5 ) Russell Reynolds ( 1 -- 2 ) Michael Byrne ( 19 ) June 27 Game 2 Florida 6 -- 1 LSU Tyler Dyson ( 4 -- 0 ) Jared Poché ( 12 -- 4 ) Jackson Kowar ( 1 ) Florida wins CWS All - tournament team The following players were members of the College World Series All - Tournament Team. Position Player School P & MOP Alex Faedo Florida Brady Singer Florida 1B Drew Mendoza Florida State 2B Nick Madrigal Oregon State 3B Dylan Busby Florida State SS Timmy Richards Cal State Fullerton Michael Papierski LSU OF Antoine Duplantis LSU Austin Langworthy Florida Zach Watson LSU DH Brendan McKay Louisville Final standings Seeds listed below indicate national seeds only Place School Record 1st No. 3 Florida 10 -- 3 2nd No. 4 LSU 9 -- 3 3rd No. 1 Oregon St 7 -- 2 No. 6 TCU 8 -- 2 5th Florida State 7 -- 3 No. 7 Louisville 6 -- 2 7th Cal State Fullerton 5 -- 3 Texas A&M 5 -- 2 9th Davidson 3 -- 2 Kentucky 4 -- 3 Long Beach St. 5 -- 3 Mississippi State 4 -- 3 Missouri State 3 -- 3 Sam Houston St. 4 -- 3 Vanderbilt 3 -- 3 Wake Forest 4 -- 2 17th Arkansas 3 -- 2 Auburn 2 -- 2 Bethune -- Cookman 2 -- 2 Clemson 3 -- 2 Dallas Baptist 2 -- 2 Houston 2 -- 2 NC State 2 -- 2 No. 2 North Carolina 2 -- 2 Rice 2 -- 2 Southern Miss 2 -- 2 No. 8 Stanford 2 -- 2 Texas 2 -- 2 No. 5 Texas Tech 2 -- 2 West Virginia 2 -- 2 Xavier 2 -- 2 Yale 2 -- 2 33rd Arizona 1 -- 2 BYU 1 -- 2 Florida Gulf Coast 1 -- 2 Holy Cross 1 -- 2 Indiana 1 -- 2 Iowa 1 -- 2 Maryland 1 -- 2 Oklahoma 1 -- 2 Oral Roberts 1 -- 2 San Diego State 1 -- 2 South Alabama 1 -- 2 South Florida 1 -- 2 Southeastern Louisiana 1 -- 2 Tennessee Tech 1 -- 2 UNC Greensboro 1 -- 2 Virginia 1 -- 2 49th Baylor 0 -- 2 Central Connecticut State 0 -- 2 Delaware 0 -- 2 Marist 0 -- 2 Michigan 0 -- 2 Nebraska 0 -- 2 Ohio 0 -- 2 Oklahoma State 0 -- 2 Radford 0 -- 2 Sacramento State 0 -- 2 St. John 's 0 -- 2 Texas Southern 0 -- 2 UCF 0 -- 2 UCLA 0 -- 2 UIC 0 -- 2 UMBC 0 -- 2 Record by conference Conference # of Bids Record Win % RF SR WS NS CS NC SEC 8 40 -- 21. 656 8 6 Big 12 7 15 -- 14. 517 -- -- Pac - 12 10 -- 8. 556 -- -- ACC 7 25 -- 15. 625 6 -- -- -- Big West 10 -- 6. 625 -- -- -- Missouri Valley 5 -- 5. 500 -- -- -- -- Southland 5 -- 5. 500 -- -- -- -- Atlantic 10 3 -- 2. 600 -- -- -- -- Conference USA 4 -- 4. 500 -- -- -- -- -- American 3 -- 6. 333 -- -- -- -- -- Big East 2 -- 4. 333 -- -- -- -- -- Big Ten 5 3 -- 10. 231 -- -- -- -- -- -- Other 19 13 -- 38. 255 -- -- -- -- -- The columns RF, SR, WS, NS, CS, and NC respectively stand for the Regional Finals, Super Regionals, College World Series Teams, National Semi-Finals, Championship Series, and National Champion. Media Coverage Radio NRG Media has once again contracted to provide nationwide radio coverage of the College World Series through its Omaha station KOZN, in association with Westwood One. It will once again be streamed at westwoodonesports.com, on TuneIn, and on SiriusXM. Kevin Kugler and John Bishop are contracted to call all games leading up to the Championship Series with Gary Sharp acting as the field reporter. The Championship Series will be called by Kugler and Scott Graham with Bishop acting as field reporter. Television ESPN carried every game from the Regionals, Super Regionals, and College World Series across its networks. During the Regionals and Super Regionals ESPN will once again offer a dedicated channel, ESPN Bases Loaded ( carried in the same channel allotments as its `` Goal Line '' and `` Buzzer Beater '' services for football and basketball ), which will carry live look - ins and analysis across all games in progress. Broadcast assignments Regionals Steve Lenox and JT Snow : Stanford, California Jason Benetti and Todd Walker : Tallahassee, Florida Anish Shroff and Jay Walker : Lexington, Kentucky Roy Philpott and Rusty Ensor : Clemson, South Carolina Jim Barbar and JP Arencibia : Chapel Hill, North Carolina Mike Morgan and Nick Belmonte : Gainesville, Florida Richard Cross and David Dellucci : Hattiesburg, Mississippi Tom Hart and Chris Burke : Louisville, Kentucky Super Regionals Tom Hart, Kyle Peterson, Chris Burke, and Laura Rutledge : Louisville, Kentucky Mike Morgan and Jay Walker : College Station, Texas Anish Shroff and Gabe Gross : Long Beach, California Jason Benetti and Mike Rooney : Corvallis, Oregon College World Series Tom Hart, Chris Burke, Ben McDonald, and Mike Rooney : Afternoons, Wed night Karl Ravech, Eduardo Pérez, Kyle Peterson, and Laura Rutledge : Evenings minus Wed Regionals Doug Sherman and John Gregory : Winston - Salem, North Carolina Trey Bender and Jerry Kindall : Lubbock, Texas Lowell Galindo and Keith Moreland : Houston, Texas Alex Perlman and Lance Cormier : Fayetteville, Arkansas Dave Neal and Ben McDonald : Baton Rouge, Louisiana Mike Couzens and Greg Swindell : Fort Worth, Texas Roxy Bernstein and Wes Clements : Corvallis, Oregon Clay Matvick and Kyle Peterson : Long Beach, California Super Regionals Clay Matvick and Eduardo Pérez : Tallahassee, Florida Dari Nowkhah and Carlos Peña : Gainesville, Florida Lowell Galindo and Keith Moreland : Fort Worth, Texas Dave Neal and Ben McDonald : Baton Rouge, Louisiana College World Series Championship Series Karl Ravech, Eduardo Pérez, Kyle Peterson, and Laura Rutledge See also NCAA Division I Baseball Championships recent history References ^ Jump up to : `` Baseball Division I Championship ''. NCAA. Retrieved May 29, 2017. Jump up ^ Team Directory Jump up ^ Nyatawa, Jon ( June 27, 2017 ). `` Florida 's Alex Faedo named CWS most outstanding player ; all - tournament team released ''. Omaha World - Herald. Retrieved June 28, 2017. ^ Jump up to : `` Batter Up : ESPN 's Coverage of NCAA Division I Baseball Championship Begins Thursday with Regionals ''. ESPN Media Zone. Retrieved 2017 - 05 - 30. ^ Jump up to : `` NCAA Division I Baseball Championship Coverage Continues on ESPN This Weekend with Super Regionals ''. ESPN Media Zone. Retrieved 2017 - 06 - 07. ^ Jump up to : `` Men 's College World Series Begins Saturday, June 17 on ESPN ''. ESPN Media Zone. 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