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The 64-team NCAA Tournament field was announced Monday to determine a 2025 Division I college baseball national champion.
The tournament's 16 regional host teams are Arkansas, Auburn , Clemson , Coastal Carolina, Florida State , Georgia , LSU , North Carolina , Ole Miss, Oregon , Oregon State, Southern Miss, Tennessee, Texas , Vanderbilt and UCLA .
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Tennessee (43-16) is a No. 14 national seed and will host a Knoxville Regional, Friday-Sunday, at Lindsey Nelson Stadium. No. 2 regional seed Wake Forest (36-20), No. 3 regional seed Cincinnati (32-24) and No. 4 regional seed Miami University (35-21) will also compete in the Knoxville Regional.
The Knoxville Regional winner will advance to face a winner from the Fayetteville Regional, hosted by No. 3 national seed Arkansas (43-13). No. 2 regional seed Kansas (43-15), No. 3 regional seed Creighton (41-16) and No. 4 regional seed North Dakota State (20-32) will also compete in the Fayetteville Regional.
Super regionals are scheduled for June 6-9 and the College World Series is June 13-23 at Charles Schwab Field Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska.
More: Knoxville Regional baseball schedule, game times
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Ahead of the NCAA Tournament, Vols Wire looks at every Division I college baseball team to record 10-plus Quadrant 1 wins in 2025. Tennessee and Arkansas are tied for sixth nationally with 14 quadrant one wins each.
Division I college baseball teams with most Q1 wins
| Team |
Q1 wins |
|---|---|
| Ole Miss |
19 |
| Vanderbilt |
18 |
| Texas |
17 |
| Auburn |
16 |
| Alabama |
15 |
| Arkansas |
14 |
| Tennessee |
14 |
| Florida State |
13 |
| LSU |
13 |
| Arizona |
12 |
| Georgia Tech |
12 |
| Louisville |
12 |
| Florida |
11 |
| Georgia |
11 |
| Oklahoma |
11 |
| Oregon State |
11 |
| Clemson |
10 |
| North Carolina |
10 |
| Virginia Tech |
10 |
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This article originally appeared on Vols Wire: Where Tennessee ranks for quadrant one wins ahead of regional play
