College Baseball Regionals Schedule 2012: Bracket, Live Stream and TV Info

After a grueling regular-season journey, 64 college baseball teams remain with hopes of winning a national championship. They are two steps away from the College World Series. The first one being regionals, which begin on Friday.

Florida enters the tournament as the top overall seed. Two-time defending national title winners South Carolina check in a No. 8, with UCLA, Florida State and Baylor among the other top contenders. As is always the case with the College World Series, some sleepers will likely emerge as well.

Here's a look at all of the key information for the regional round of play, including a full list of groups.

Where: Regional Sites

Schedule Dates: Friday, June 1 through Monday, June 4

Watch: ESPN2 and ESPNU

Live Stream: ESPN3.com

Bracket Information

Each regional consists of four teams that will play a double-elimination format until just one team is left standing. The 16 group winners will advance to the super regionals, a three-game series for the right to play in the College World Series.

Games will start on Friday with the No. 1 seed taking on the No. 4 seed in every regional. The No. 2 and No. 3 seeds will also face off to get things started. Play will continue in each group until every team except for one has two losses. Once a team loses twice, it's out.

For a printable bracket to follow along with the action, click here.

Full Field

Gainesville Regional

1. Florida

2. Georgia Tech

3. Charleston

4. Bethune-Cookman

Raleigh Regional

1. NC State

2. Vanderbilt

3. UNC Wilmington

4. Sacred Heart

Charlottesville Regional

1. Virginia

2. Oklahoma

3. Appalachian State

4. Army

Columbia Regional

1. South Carolina

2. Clemson

3. Coastal Carolina

4. Manhattan

Eugene Regional

1. Oregon

2. Fullerton

3. Indiana State

4. Austin Peay

Gary Regional

1. Purdue

2. Kentucky

3. Kent State

4. Valparaiso

Houston Regional

1. Rice

2. Arkansas

3. Sam Houston State

4. Prairie View

Waco Regional

1. Baylor

2. Dallas Baptist

3. UT-Arlington

4. Oral Roberts

Los Angeles Regional

1. UCLA

2. San Diego

3. New Mexico

4. Creighton

College Station Regional

1. Texas A&M

2. TCU

3. Mississippi

4. Dayton

Coral Gables Regional

1. Miami (Fla.)

2. UCF

3. Missouri State

4. Stony Brook

Baton Rouge Regional

1. LSU

2. Oregon State

3. Belmont

4. Louisiana-Monroe

Chapel Hill Regional

1. North Carolina

2. East Carolina

3. St. John's

4. Cornell

Tucson Regional

1. Arizona

2. New Mexico State

3. Louisville

4. Missouri

Palo Alto Regional

1. Stanford

2. Pepperdine

3. Michigan State

4. Fresno State

Tallahassee Regional

1. Florida State

2. Mississippi State

3. Samford

4. UAB