2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament Super Regionals Scores, Bracket, Live Updates (2024)

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It’s going to be hard for super regionals to top the madness of last weekend’s regionals, but we can’t wait to see it try.

The 2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament returns Friday with supers action across the country. The remaining 16 teams will battle for a spot in the College World Series. Below, Baseball America will have live scores, updates and analysis from every game. Follow along all weekend.

You can find our preview of each super regional below as well. You can also listen to our college podcast previewing the weekend here.

NCAA Baseball Scores

2024 NCAA Baseball Tournament Live Updates

We’ll be updating with new information as results flow in for each super regional. They are sorted here by alphabetical order.

Athens Super Regional

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Chapel Hill Super Regional

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Friday’s Game

North Carolina (8) vs. West Virginia (6)

As Vance Honeycutt said in his postgame interview, “It’s something called ‘Bosh Magic’ and this year it’s real.” After punching its ticket to Super Regionals earlier this week with a thrilling extra-inning win over LSU, the “Cardiac Heels” were back at it again tonight. With North Carolina leading 4-2 in the sixth due in large part to a bases-clearing double by Parks Harber, West Virginia scored four runs—two of which came on Kyle West’s second home run of the game—to take a 6-4 lead.

The Tar Heels got a run back on a Colby Wilkerson solo home run, but they entered the bottom of the ninth inning facing a one-run deficit. Prized freshman Luke Stevenson started the inning with a bang, as he jumped on a first-pitch fastball and sent a game-tying home run out to dead centerfield. Four hitters later, Vance Honeycutt turned on a 3-1 fastball and blasted a walk-off, two-run home run deep into the Chapel Hill night.

Charlottesville Super Regional

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Clemson Super Regional

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College Station Super Regional

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Knoxville Super Regional

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Tennessee (11) vs. Evansville (6)

Tennessee belted four home runs en route to a hard-fought victory over Evansville. The Vols’ struck first on a Blake Burke blast, but Evansville punched back in the top of the second with a Cal McGinnis two-run home run to take the lead. Tennessee went on to score four unanswered runs thanks to a pair of long balls and an RBI single, but Evansville again responded with a big inning of its own to re-tie the game. However, Tennessee’s high-powered offense proved to be too much for the Purple Aces to handle. It scored three runs in both the fifth and seventh innings to take a commanding 11-5 lead. Evansville scored a run and had the tying run on deck in the top of the ninth, but Aaron Combs collected a trio of strikeouts to slam the door.

Lexington Super Regional

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Tallahassee Super Regional

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Friday’s Game

Florida State (24) vs. UConn (4)

It was an offensive onslaught in Tallahassee as Florida State hung 24 runs in its demolition of UConn. The Seminoles jumped out to an early 3-0 lead in the bottom of the first thanks to back-to-back home runs courtesy of Jaime Ferrer and Marco Dinges and didn’t look back. They led 9-1 at the end of the fourth inning and punctuated their rout with 15 runs between the sixth and seventh innings. An impressive 10 different FSU hitters collected at least one knock, while seven drove in multiple runs. Florida State ace Jamie Arnold (11-3, 2.45 ERA) gets the ball tomorrow as the ‘Noles look to punch their ticket to Omaha.