College World Series 2019: Schedule, start times, bracket, matchups with Michigan, Vanderbilt in championship series

The road to Omaha is complete, now it's time for the College World Series

By R.J. Anderson

Jun 26, 2019 at 7:08 pm ET • 1 min read

The 2019 College World Series got started on Saturday, June 15, at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska. What began as a 64-team tournament has led us to the final two teams through three previous rounds of play: the regionals (in which teams were sorted into 16 groups of four teams playing a round-robin format), the super regionals (where the 16 winners of the regionals were paired up into eight best-of-three sets) and finally the quarterfinal and semifinal sets.

Four teams entered the semifinal round, and Michigan emerged as the first finalist. This will be the Wolverines' first appearance in the College World Series championship round since 1962. Michigan will face Vanderbilt to determine who is the 2019 NCAA champion. Vanderbilt won the NCAA title in 2014 and finished as the runner-up in 2015. The Commodores have a program-record 57 victories, and have won 33 of their past 36 games.

Below you'll be able to find all the pertinent information for the tournament, ranging from the teams in the field to the tournament schedule. For a printable version of the tournament bracket, click here. Consider this your one-stop shop for the 2019 College World Series.

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Let's move on to the schedule -- do remember that we'll be updating this part daily to reflect the games' results.

Tournament schedule

Saturday, June 15
• Game 1: Michigan 5, Texas Tech 3
• Game 2: Florida State 1, Arkansas 0

Sunday, June 16
• Game 3: Vanderbilt 3, Louisville 1
• Game 4: Mississippi State 5, Auburn 4

Monday, June 17
• Game 5: Texas Tech 5, Arkansas 4 (Arkansas eliminated)
• Game 6: Michigan 2, Florida State 0

Wednesday, June 19
• Game 7: Louisville 5, Auburn 3 (Auburn eliminated)
• Game 8: Vanderbilt 6, Mississippi State 3
• Game 9: Texas Tech 4, Florida State 1 (Florida State eliminated)

Thursday, June 20
• Game 10: Louisville 4, Mississippi State 3 (Mississippi State eliminated)

Friday, June 21
• Game 11: Michigan 15, Texas Tech 3 (Texas Tech eliminated)
• Game 12: Vanderbilt 3, Louisville 2 (Louisville eliminated)