Powerhouses, Snubs, and Sub-.500 Cinderellas: Welcome to College Baseball’s Postseason
The college baseball postseason is set to begin, highlighting both powerhouse teams and surprising snubs. The SEC has dominated the season, with several teams hosting regionals, while notable programs like Vanderbilt and LSU failed to qualify. As the tournament approaches, fans are eager to see potential upsets and exciting matchups.
- ▪UCLA, Georgia Tech, and Georgia are among the top teams expected to perform well in the postseason.
- ▪The SEC had a strong showing, with twelve schools making it into the field of 64.
- ▪Vanderbilt, Dallas Baptist, and LSU are notable teams that did not qualify for the tournament.
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Powerhouses, Snubs, and Sub-.500 Cinderellas: Welcome to College Baseball’s Postseason Chris Queen | 12:34 PM on May 27, 2026 AP Photo/Stew Milne It’s been a doozy of a college baseball season, and I’m a bit bummed that it’s over. But the end of the regular season means one thing: the postseason! I’m looking forward to tucking into hours of college baseball this weekend when the Regionals kick off. Advertisement googletag.cmd.push(function () { googletag.display("div-gpt-300x250_3"); //googletag.pubads().refresh([gptAdSlot["div-gpt-300x250_3"]]) }); I can’t go without mentioning my Georgia Bulldogs. It was fun and rewarding to see the Diamond Dawgs win both the regular-season Southeastern Conference (SEC) conference title and the SEC Tournament.
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