College World Series Odds And 2024 Baseball Schedule In Omaha

The College World Series begins in Omaha with eight teams competing for the national championship. My coverage in Forbes notes that the field is dominated by the SEC and ACC with four teams each led by No. 1 ranked Tennessee, the CWS favorite. The Volunteers will try to become the first No. 1 overall seed since Miami in 1999 to win the College World Series.

My college baseball coverage in Forbes also included the Super Regionals, which produced the eight winners advancing to the College World Series from the original Regional Round of 64 teams that set ratings records.

College World Series Matchups and Odds

All times Eastern, and Odds from FanDuel Sportsbook are subject to change.

Friday, June 14

• Game 1: Virgina (+128) vs. North Carolina (-164) – 2 p.m.
• Game 2: Florida State (+132) vs. Tennessee (-170) – 7 p.m. (Tennessee down from -245)

Sat., June 15

• Game 3: NC State (+120) vs. Kentucky (-154) – 2 p.m. (Kentucky down from -174)
• game 4: Florida (+128) vs. Texas A&M (-164) – 7 p.m (A&M down from -245)

The remaining games starting June 16 will be added with moneylines odds posted as available on FanDuel and leading online sportsbooks.

 

 

The College World Series features many players who are top 100 prospects for the MLB Draft in July. I also update MLB key games in June with team records and information you can bet on.

College World Series Odds

College baseball World Series odds from FanDuel and leading online sportsbooks refresh periodically and are subject to change, including on props and live betting.

• +240: Tennessee
• +320: Texas A&M
• +450: Kentucky
• +750: North Carolina
• +900: Florida State
• +1000: Virginia
• +1100: NC State
• +1500: Florida

Teams National Seeding, Records And Notes

• 1. Tennessee Volunteers (55-12) – Head Coach Tony Vitello
• 2. Kentucky Wildcats (45-14) – Nick Mingione
• 3. Texas A&M (49-13) – Jim Schlossnagle
• 4. North Carolina (47-14) – Scott Forbes
• 8. Florida State (47-15) – Link Jarrett
• 10. NC State Wolfpack (38-21) – Elliott Avent
• 12. Virginia Cavaliers (46-15) – Brian O’Connor
• NR. Florida Gators (34-28) – Kevin O’Sullivan

See more team notes and stats in my College World Series coverage in Forbes.

Banner photo from NCAA and Baseball America.