The 2026 Men's College World Series has reached its final four teams: North Carolina, Georgia, Oklahoma, and West Virginia. After significant victories on Tuesday, both West Virginia and Georgia now face the monumental challenge of needing to win twice to advance to the championship series. Historically, 29 of the last 35 champions began the series with a 2-0 record, a position that North Carolina and Oklahoma currently hold. Today's matchups will determine the next steps for these teams, with potential for a championship matchup starting this weekend.

By the Numbers
  • 29 of the last 35 College World Series champions started 2-0.
  • Today's games feature No. 5 North Carolina vs. No. 16 West Virginia and No. 3 Georgia vs. Oklahoma.
State of Play
  • North Carolina and Oklahoma are undefeated in the tournament, while West Virginia and Georgia must win twice to progress.
  • The championship series is scheduled to start this Saturday, June 20.
What's Next

Depending on the outcomes of today's games, the championship series could be finalized for this weekend, or additional games may be required on Thursday. A sweep by either North Carolina or Oklahoma would end the tournament for West Virginia and Georgia.

Bottom Line

The stakes are high as the final four battle for a chance at the championship, with North Carolina and Oklahoma in strong positions to advance versus the must-win scenarios for West Virginia and Georgia. Watch today's games closely to see who claims a spot in the finals.