Jaw-dropping plays, wild comebacks, close calls, and six (!!!) one-run nailbiters — the MCWS has been a baseball fan’s paradise, and it’s not even close to over.

The 75th Men’s College World Series (MCWS) begins in mere hours, and with this season already setting home run records, the vibes have never been higher.

The last two MCWS teams roared back from Game 1 losses to seal their best-of-three series and punch their tickets to Omaha.

The number of overall No. 1 seeds to win the title since the current 64-team format was instituted in 1999.

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Six teams won their best-of-three Super Regionals to advance to next weekend’s Men’s College World Series (MCWS), with the last two Supers bestowing their tickets to Omaha today.

This weekend saw four new NCAA records and more dominance from big names like No. 2 Florida triple jumper Jasmine Moore, No. 4 Oregon discus thrower Jorinde Van Klinken, and No. 7 Stanford distance runner Ky Robinson.

or the third straight year (and fifth time in the last seven seasons), the No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners are your NCAA softball national champions.

The 16 baseball squads still standing will face off in eight best-of-three Super Regional series this weekend, with four taking today’s field and four starting tomorrow.

The regional dust has settled with a mind-blowing seven unseeded teams upsetting their way into next weekend’s Super Regionals.

The WCWS championship matchup is set, and it’s giving 2021 déjà vu — the two-time defending champs No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners and No. 3 Florida State Seminoles will meet in the best-of-three series, beginning tonight with Game 1 at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN.

The four-day national championship explodes off the starting blocks today, with 42 individual and two team trophies to hoist by Saturday evening.