June 8, 2015
NCAA Interactive Bracket
2015 Super Regional
Results
Baton Rouge Super Regional
6/6: #2 LSU 4, UL Lafayette
3
CBI Live -
Tommy Romanach
6/7: #2 LSU 6, UL Lafayette
3
CBI Live -
Tommy Romanach
#2 LSU advances to College
World Series
Champaign Super Regional
6/6: Vanderbilt 13, #6
Illinois 0
CBI Live -
Phil Stanton
6/8: Vanderbilt 4, #6 Illinois 2
CBI Live -
Phil Stanton
Vanderbilt advances to College
World Series
Charlottesville Super Regional
6/5: Virginia 5, Maryland
3
CBI Live -
Sean Ryan
6/6: Virginia 5, Maryland
4
CBI Live -
Sean Ryan
Virginia advances to College World Series
Coral Gables Super Regional
6/5: #5 Miami
3, VCU 2
CBI Live - David Furones
6/6: #5 Miami
10, VCU 3
CBI Live - David Furones
#5 Miami advances to College World
Series
Fayetteville Super Regional
6/5: Arkansas 18, #8 Missouri
State 4
CBI Live -
Tye Richardson
6/6: #8 Missouri
State 3, Arkansas 1
CBI Live -
Tye Richardson
6/7: Arkansas 3, #8 Missouri
State 2
CBI Live -
Tye Richardson
Arkansas advances to College
World Series
Fort Worth Super Regional
6/6: #7 TCU 13, Texas A&M
4
CBI Live -
Travis L. Brown
6/7: Texas A&M
2, #7
TCU 1 (10)
CBI Live -
Travis L. Brown
6/8: #7 TCU 5, Texas A&M
4 (16)
CBI Live -
Travis L. Brown
#7 TCU advances to College
World Series
Gainesville Super Regional
6/5: #4 Florida 13, Florida State
5
CBI Live -
Ben Jones
6/6: #4 Florida 11, Florida State
4
CBI Live -
Ben Jones
#4 Florida advances to College
World Series
Louisville Super Regional
6/6: Cal State
Fullerton 3, #3 Louisville 2 (10)
CBI Live -
Howie Lindsey
6/7: #3 Louisville
9, Cal State
Fullerton 3
CBI Live -
Howie Lindsey
6/8: Cal State
Fullerton 4, #3 Louisville 3 (11)
CBI Live -
Howie Lindsey
Cal State Fullerton advances to
College World Series
There are five Super Regional teams from the SEC,
four from the ACC, two from the Big Ten and single entries from
the Atlantic 10, Big 12, Big West, Missouri Valley and Sun Belt.
There are three teams from the state of Florida,
two from Louisiana, Texas and Virginia, and single squads from
Arkansas, California, Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri and
Tennessee.
There are 11 No. 1 seeds remaining, one No. 2,
three No. 3 and one No. 4.
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