Big 12 Notebook: Eight Teams in the Field of 64
- Steve Parkhurst
- May 26
- 2 min read
The field of 64 teams for the 2025 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship was announced this morning and the Big 12 Conference, as expected, got eight teams into the field.
Four of the teams are in Regionals that if they won, would pit them against another Big 12 team should they both emerge. The other four Regional winners from the Big 12 would face teams from other conferences. In theory, six teams could advance to Omaha for the College World Series.
Below are the NCAA Regional matchups for Big 12 teams, all of which begin on Friday, May 30.
Austin Regional
The Austin winner will play Los Angeles winner in the Super Regionals
Game 1: (2) Texas vs. Houston Christian, 1pm CT
Game 2: UTSA vs. Kansas State, 6pm CT
Los Angeles Regional
The Los Angeles winner will play Austin winner in the Super Regionals
Game 1: (15) UCLA vs. Fresno State, 1pm PT
Game 2: UC Irvine vs. Arizona State, 6pm PT
Fayetteville Regional
The Fayetteville winner will face the Knoxville winner in the Super Regionals
Game 1: (3) Arkansas vs. NDSU, 2pm CT
Game 2: Kansas vs. Creighton, 7pm CT
Knoxville Regional
The Knoxville winner will face the Fayetteville winner in the Super Regionals
Game 1: Wake Forest vs. Cincinnati, 1pm ET
Game 2: (14) Tennessee vs. Miami (OH), 6pm ET
Athens Regional
The Athens winner will play the Oxford winner in the Super Regionals
Game 1: Binghamton vs. (7) Georgia, 11am CT
Game 2: Oklahoma State vs. Duke, 5pm CT
Corvallis Regional
The Corvallis winner plays the Tallahassee winner in the Super Regionals
Game 1: USC vs. TCU, 3pm ET
Game 2: (8) Oregon State vs. Saint Mary's, 8pm ET
Clemson Regional
The Clemson winner plays the Baton Rouge winner in the Super Regionals
Game 1: Kentucky vs. West Virginia, 12pm ET
Game 2: (11) Clemson vs. USC Upstate, 6pm ET
Eugene Regional
The Eugene winner plays the Chapel Hill winner in the Super Regionals
Game 1: Cal Poly vs. Arizona, 4pm ET
Game 2: (12) Oregon vs. Utah Valley, 9pm ET
Quoted
"It's exactly what we came here to do and more. Coming into this year we knew that we were a regional team. It was just about going out and executing. If you think about how we did execute, it was pretty fantastic. We won the games we were supposed to win and the times that we stubbed our toe, you can count them. This is incredibly fulfilling." -Kansas head coach Dan Fitzgerald on making the field of 64
“I’m so thrilled for this team for the fact that from now on, they’ll never, ever quit at anything they do because they’ll have something to look back on and say ‘Hey, when something seems like a big task or hard to figure out or I’m not sure I can do this,’ they’ll have this experience to draw from,” -Oklahoma State head coach Josh Holliday on making the field of 64
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