• ESPN announces commentator teams for all 8 sites
• All games scheduled for ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU; all games stream on ESPN+
• Squeeze Play Presented by Capital One returns Saturday & Sunday

ESPN’s exclusive coverage of the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament continues Friday, June 6, with every pitch of the NCAA Baseball Super Regionals Presented by Capital One set for ESPN platforms as eight teams look to punch their ticket to the Men’s College World Series (MCWS) in Omaha. All eight best-of-three series will air across ESPN platforms June 6-9, including on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU. All games will also be available to stream live on ESPN+.

Comprehensive surrounding programming of the college baseball postseason continues this weekend with the popular Squeeze Play Presented by Capital One, streaming on ESPN+. Kris Budden and Dari Nowkhah host with analyst Mike Rooney as the trio brings viewers multi-game look-ins, scores, highlights and more.

How we got here

• The ACC leads all conferences with five teams headed to the Super Regionals, including ACC Tournament champion and No. 5 overall seed North Carolina. The SEC is sending four teams to the Super Regionals, making it 15 teams in the last three years advancing at least to this round, while the Big 12 has representation in West Virginia and Arizona. Elsewhere, the MVC has now had four different teams advance to the Super Regionals in the past five seasons. Both the ACC and SEC are guaranteed to have a team advance to Omaha.
• Six regional sites came down to winner-take-all games on Monday, highlighted by Murray State holding on to upset No. 10 overall seed Ole Miss and No. 6 LSU rallying late to defeat Cindarella story Little Rock.
• Several regional hosts were knocked out of the tournament early as Murray State became just the 10th No. 4 seed in the 64-team era (1999) to win a regional. In addition, five No. 2 seeds – Louisville, UTSA, Duke, West Virginia and Arizona – and one No. 3 seed (Miami) all advanced to the Super Regionals.
• The 2025 Regionals were the third most-watched regional round on record. The top game of the round was Monday night’s LSU vs. Little Rock Game 7, which averaged 876,000 viewers on ESPN and peaked with 1.1 million viewers. This was the second most-watched Regional game on record, trailing only the 2024 North Carolina vs. LSU game (964,000 viewers).

Super Storylines

• Per ESPN Baseball Insider Kiley McDaniel, the Super Regional round will feature 14 of the top 40 MLB Draft prospects, including top overall prospect and Florida State ace Jamie Arnold. Other top prospects include left-handers Liam Doyle (Tennessee) and Kade Anderson (LSU), and power-hitting shortstop Aiva Arquette (Oregon State).
• Tennessee and Arkansas match up in an intriguing Super Regional filled with a number of the country’s top players, including 2025 Golden Spike Award semifinalists Doyle and Wehiwa Aloy, the star Razorback shortstop.
• Despite seven of the top 16 teams being eliminated, college baseball powerhouses remain in the field. Recent MCWS champions playing this weekend include Tennessee (2024), LSU (2023), Oregon State (2018), Coastal Carolina (2016), UCLA (2013) and Arizona (2012).

Additional Men’s College World Series coverage details will be announced in the coming weeks. All scheduling updates throughout the NCAA Baseball Tournament can be found here.

ESPN will utilize its deep roster of versatile and talented play-by-play voices and baseball analysts, sending commentator teams to each of the eight Super Regional sites.

All eight commentator teams:

• Louisville: Mike Ferrin, Gaby Sanchez
• Corvallis: Roxy Bernstein, Devon Travis
• Chapel Hill: Eric Frede, Jensen Lewis
• Auburn: Roy Philpott, Lance Cormier
• Los Angeles: Victor Rojas, Todd Walker
• Durham: Clay Matvick, Gregg Olson
• Baton Rouge: Dave Neal, Ben McDonald
• Fayetteville: Tom Hart, Kyle Peterson, Chris Burke

The following sites will begin play on Friday, June 6:

Site: No. 4 Auburn (Auburn, Ala.)

Commentator Team: Roy Philpott, Lance Cormier

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Platform
Fri, June 6	9 p.m.	No. 13 Coastal Carolina vs. No. 4 Auburn	ESPN2
Sat, June 7	3 p.m.	No. 4 Auburn vs. No. 13 Coastal Carolina	ESPN2
Sun, June 8	TBD	No. 13 Coastal Carolina vs. No. 4 Auburn*	TBD

*If necessary

Site: No. 5 North Carolina (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

Commentator Team: Eric Frede, Jensen Lewis

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Platform
Fri, June 6	Noon	Arizona vs. No. 5 North Carolina	ESPN2
Sat, June 7	Noon	No. 5 North Carolina vs. Arizona	ESPN2
Sun, June 8	TBD	Arizona vs. No. 5 North Carolina*	TBD

*If necessary

Site: No. 8 Oregon State (Corvallis, Ore.)

Commentator Team: Roxy Bernstein, Devon Travis

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Platform
Fri, June 6	6 p.m.	No. 9 Florida State vs. No. 8 Oregon State	ESPN2
Sat, June 7	9 p.m.	No. 8 Oregon State vs. No. 9 Florida State	ESPN2
Sun, June 8	TBD	No. 9 Florida State vs. No. 8 Oregon State*	TBD

*If necessary

Site: Louisville (Louisville, Ky.)

Commentator Team: Mike Ferrin, Gaby Sanchez

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Platform
Fri, June 6	3 p.m.	Miami vs. Louisville	ESPN2
Sat, June 7	11 a.m.	Louisville vs. Miami	ESPN
Sun, June 8	TBD	Miami vs. Louisville*	TBD

*If necessary

The following sites will begin play on Saturday, June 7:

 Site: No. 3 Arkansas (Fayetteville, Ark.)

Commentator Team: Tom Hart, Kyle Peterson, Chris Burke

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Platform
Sat, June 7	5 p.m.	No. 14 Tennessee vs. No. 3 Arkansas	ESPN
Sun, June 8	3 p.m.	No. 3 Arkansas vs. No. 14 Tennessee	ESPN
Mon, June 9	TBD	No. 14 Tennessee vs. No. 3 Arkansas*	TBD

*If necessary

Site: No. 6 LSU (Baton Rouge, La.)

Commentator Team: Dave Neal, Ben McDonald

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Platform
Sat, June 7	2 p.m.	West Virginia vs. No. 6 LSU	ESPN
Sun, June 8	6 p.m.	No. 6 LSU vs. West Virginia	ESPN2
Mon, June 9	TBD	West Virginia vs. No. 6 LSU*	TBD

*If necessary

Site: No. 15 UCLA (Los Angeles)

Commentator Team: Victor Rojas, Todd Walker        

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Platform
Sat, June 7	7 p.m.	UTSA vs. No. 15 UCLA	ESPNU
Sun, June 8	3 p.m.	No. 15 UCLA vs. UTSA	TBD
Mon, June 9	TBD	UTSA vs. No. 15 UCLA*	TBD

*If necessary

 Site: Duke (Durham, N.C.)

Commentator Team: Clay Matvick, Gregg Olson

Date	Time (ET)	Game	Platform
Sat, June 7	1 p.m.	Murray State vs. Duke	ESPNU
Sun, June 8	Noon	Duke vs. Murray State	TBD
Mon, June 9	TBD	Murray State vs. Duke*	TBD

*If necessary