Top two national seeds, No. 1 seeds fall in Day 3 of NCAA baseball tournament regionals

The unexpected oregon, premature output of Oregon on the second day of 2025 from 2025 NCAA Baseball Tournament Regionals was a alarm clock on field 64 and the university baseball fans watched.

The Big Ten and National Seed Champions, Duck Crash and Burn strengthened them as the first national seed to see the end of their season.

Surprisingly, it pretended to be a grim reality and waited for the next best seeds less than 24 hours later. Four other regional hosts were excluded on Sunday, namely national seeds No. 1 and 2.

Here is a view of the third day of national seeds.

No. 1 Vanderbilt Falls is experiencing a loss of historic tournament

Music City will sing a more melancholic song for the time being.

No. 1 Vanderbilt was expelled on Sunday 4 Wright State and lost 5-4 to miss the regional finals after his return did not reach in the final shift.

It became the first national seed no. It was the second time Commodores awarded National Seed No. 1, the first in 2007, where they also lost in the regional round.

Final. 👀@Wsuaidergang Eliminates (1) Vanderbilt to advance to the regional finals!#Roadtoomaha x 🎥 ESPN+ / @Wsuaidergang pic.twitter.com/tc5itcfd0t

– NCAA Baseball (@ncaabaseball) 1 June 2025

The robbers jumped to Vandy soon and in the first shift scored four runs and third in the third place. Yet the star of the show started the left -wing griffen Paige.

Sophomore rose, where his teammate, right-hand Cam Allen, ended on Friday, which did not have Vanderbilt over six shifts before he was discarded. He was almost inviolable and gave up only one hit and two runs over eight shifts.

Commodores, which entered the last framework, concentrated its attention on the two-out rally, and deployed three, while the finals were out. The revival ended on the center player of the RJ Austin Flyout on the right field.

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No. 1 Texas loses 2 Utsa No. 2 on your back days

Five hours after Vanderbilt saw that his season was over, National seed No. 2, Texas, was the victim of a similar fate.

Longhorns lost 7-4 at UTSA in an elimination game and lagged behind the roadrunners on Saturday and Sunday.

For the second time, national seeds no. 1 and 2 could not create Super Regionals.

Texas had no answer to the UTSA playground in the first seven shifts. In addition to the doubles in the fourth doubles, which won the run, Longhorns had more strokes (9) than interventions over seven films, five in the sixth and seventh together. UTSA right handed Gunnar Brown gave up only one run for six hits and four blows in five shifts.

Longhorns has done this interesting in the last two shifts and divided twice to reduce the roadrunners lead to three, but it was not enough to return.

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3 Oklahoma State ends period No. 1 Georgia on Walk-Off Homer

The term “Home Run” was through Georgian middle name throughout the season. Nine players with 10-plus Homers, leader NCAA DI in large flies (144), connected with a home ball park, there is a lot of truth with the nickname “Bashin Bulldogs”.

Unfortunately, this trump card ended its historical season.

No. 3 Oklahoma State Third Baseman Brock Thompson hammered from a walking home run to defeat National Seed No. 7, 11-9, and finished his unlikely ninth shift comeback.

Cowboys eliminated (7) Georgia in Georgia #Roadtoomaha x 🎥 ESPN2 / @Osubaseball pic.twitter.com/a2dsqn3lch

– NCAA Baseball (@ncaabaseball) 1 June 2025

Bulldogs led 9-7 entering the final frame, but saw their leadership disappearing two doughs when the Cowboys Center Fielder Kollin Ritchie hit his fourth home run Regional to tie him at 9-9.

Uga turned to the right -hander Zach Harris to send an appointment to accessories, but Thompson hit in advance. Homer mute to the opposite field into the left field.

Five out of six doughs reached the base of this shift.

No. 3 Kentucky blows No. 1 Clemson

1 Clemson had no answer to No. 3 Kentucky and lost 16-4 in the third elimination game.

The probability of winning tigers decreased rapidly in the third and fourth shift, allowing combined 11 runs – five in the third and six fourth. Each wild cat fired twice over two pictures.

Clemson bats were not as hot as Kentucky’s, and in the first four shifts they collected only three hits on Wildcats ’11.

Hosting the region of each of the last three seasons, one of the two programs in the country that has achieved it, the Tigers have now missed the Super Regionals twice three times.

First Shocking Day: Four Seeds No. 1 fall on the day of the NCAA Region Baseball Tournament Regionals

Six Seeds No. 1 set to play Win-Or-Go-Home game on Monday

The National seeds Arkansas, Auburn, Florida State, Coastal Carolina and UCLA were undefeated in the Regionals and are heading towards Super Regionals next weekend.

On Monday it will be decided on six other fate of seeds No. 1, where they will play the game of 7 of their relevant regional and fight to maintain their season alive. The loss removes them from the tournament.

Below is the schedule of each game and how many national seeds advanced to Supers, because the baseball committee of Di College started in 2018 teams 1-16.