The Kansas Jayhawks are set to host the Oklahoma Sooners in an NCAA super regional baseball game on Saturday, June 6, at 5 p.m. Central Time in Lawrence, Kansas. The contest marks the next step in the Jayhawks' quest for a national title after they swept their regional with convincing wins.
Kansas' Road to the Super Regional
Kansas entered the super regional after a dominant regional performance that included victories over Northeastern, Arkansas and Arkansas. The team’s recent form has been marked by steady pitching, timely hitting and a bullpen that has shut down opposing rallies. Their last three games all ended in favor of the Jayhawks, underscoring the momentum they carry into the upcoming showdown.
Oklahoma's Unexpected Surge
Oklahoma, meanwhile, arrived in the super regional after an upset victory in its own regional. The Sooners dropped games against The Citadel and Georgia Tech before rallying to win two straight, the final two coming against Georgia Tech. That back‑to‑back success has given the team confidence and a sense of destiny as they travel to Lawrence.
Both programs will be broadcast live on ESPN2, with a streaming option on ESPN+. The broadcast will provide national exposure for a sport that has seen growing interest across the country, especially in the Midwest and the South.
What’s at Stake
The winner of this super regional will advance to the College World Series in Omaha, where the national champion will be crowned. For Kansas, a win would cement its status as a powerhouse in recent college baseball history, while Oklahoma hopes to add another chapter to its storied postseason legacy. The stakes are high, the atmosphere electric, and the outcome uncertain.