The Oklahoma Sooners, a storied college baseball program, have made a much‑anticipated return to the College World Series, marking their first appearance in Omaha in four seasons. Their journey to the national stage was sealed with a dramatic victory over Georgia Tech in the Atlanta Regional, followed by a decisive win against Kansas that secured the Lawrence Super Regional title.
A Thrilling Ride to Omaha
Coach Skip Johnson praised the team’s selflessness and unity, noting that every player embraced a role that pushed the club forward. The Sooners edged Georgia Tech 8‑7 in ten innings, with a walk‑off home run sealing the win, and then dismantled Kansas to claim the Super Regional crown.
Now the focus shifts to the opening round in Omaha, where Oklahoma will meet seventh‑seeded Alabama at 2 p.m. Central Time on Saturday, June 13. The game will be televised live on ESPN, with streaming options on ESPN+ and Fubo, ensuring fans across the country can follow the action.
Tickets for the matchup are available through Ticketmaster, with prices starting at $43.29 for general admission and club‑level seats beginning at $107.10. The pricing reflects the high demand for a series that features a blend of traditional powerhouses and surprise contenders.
The 2026 College World Series bracket also includes West Virginia, Troy, North Carolina, Ole Miss, Georgia and Texas, all vying for a spot in the championship series that kicks off on June 20. Every game of the tournament will be broadcast live on ESPN, with the full schedule running from June 12 through June 22.