Since the NCAA DI baseball tournament was expanded to 64 teams in 1999, only four regional No. 4 seeds have made it to the Men's College World Series. Murray State is the most recent to make it all the way to the final eight.

Fresno State wasn't expected to come to Omaha, let alone take home a title after barely making regionals as a four seed. But sometimes, a diamond in the rough breaks

Only three of the eight national seeds and five of the top 16 seeds overall advanced to the College World Series.

More than 75 percent of College World Series teams have been No. 1 regional seeds, since the tournament's current format was introduced in 1999.

We're all set for the 2025 College World Series with a field that looks pretty wide open. With that in mind, let's look back at the recent history.

With a go-ahead home run in the 8th inning on Monday night against Duke, Murray State shocked the college baseball world and secured its place in Omaha at the College World Series. The Racers, a 4-seed in the Oxford Regional, beat Ole Miss twice to get to the Supers, then beat Duke in Durham.

A legitimate Cinderella story, a conference-less powerhouse and the nation's hottest team threaten to end the SEC's reign atop the sport

College World Series field is anything but ordinary. Top overall seed Vanderbilt and 2-seed Texas did not make it out of their regionals. The #4 nation