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College World Series 2023: Bracket, schedule and TV info for Saturday, June 17
By Paul Harvey
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The College World Series 2023 action rolls into Saturday, June 17 on the heels of some dramatic finishes to begin the series in Omaha.
The double-elimination tournament began with Oral Roberts facing TCU to start things off. The Horned Frogs carried a 3-run lead into the 9th inning but wilted as Oral Roberts scored 4 runs, including a go-ahead 3-run home run.
Florida and Virginia followed in the nightcap and produced similar results. The Gators scuffled offensively for much of the night but came alive late. Florida erased a 5-3 deficit with a pair of solo HRs in the bottom of the 9th before Luke Heyman walked off the Cavs with a sacrifice fly.
2 more games are set for Saturday with Stanford and No. 1 overall seed Wake Forest beginning play at 2 pm ET on ESPN. Tennessee and LSU will face off in an SEC matchup in the primetime game at 7 pm.
Here is the updated bracket with results from Friday included:
Bracket 1
Friday, June 16
Game 1: Oral Roberts 6, TCU 5
Game 2: Florida 6, Virginia 5
Sunday, June 18
Game 5 (Elimination Bracket): TCU vs. Virginia | 2 pm, ESPN
Game 6 (Winners’ Bracket): Oral Roberts vs. Florida | 7 pm, ESPN2
Tuesday, June 20
Game 9 (Elimination Game): TBD | 2 pm, ESPN
Wednesday, June 21
Game 11 (Bracket Final): TBD | 2 pm, ESPN
Thursday, June 22
Bracket 1 If Necessary: TBD | 2 pm OR 7 pm, ESPN OR ESPN2
Bracket 2
Saturday, June 17
Game 3: Wake Forest vs. Stanford | 2 pm, ESPN
Game 4: LSU vs. Tennessee | 7 pm, ESPN
Monday, June 19
Game 7 (Elimination Bracket): TBD | 2 pm, ESPN
Game 8 (Winners’ Bracket): TBD | 7 pm, ESPN
Tuesday, June 20
Game 10 (Elimination Bracket): TBD | 7 pm, ESPN
Wednesday, June 21
Game 12 (Bracket Final): TBD | 7 pm, ESPN
Thursday, June 22
Bracket 2 If Necessary: TBD | 7 pm, ESPN2
CWS Finals
Game 1: Saturday, June 24 | 7 pm, ESPN
Game 2: Sunday, June 25 | 3 pm, ESPN
Game 3 (If Necessary): Monday, June 26 | 7 pm, ESPN
2023 College World Series Bracket
Paul Harvey lives in Atlanta and covers SEC football.
