The eight teams in the College World Series are split into two double-elimination brackets. On each side of the bracket, the winners of the first round games will move on to face each other, while the losers will meet in an elimination game.

The eight super regional winners in the Men's College World Series are split into two brackets, similar to the regional rounds. There, it's double-elimination in the two brackets. Once there is one team left in each bracket, those two teams will meet in the Men's College World Series final.

All 64 teams are divided into 16 brackets (four teams per bracket), and the teams meet in a double-elimination tournament, meaning a school is out when it loses twice. Teams are seeded No. 1 through No. 4 in each region. After that, the 16 victorious teams move on to the… Super regionals

The top 16 teams will host a regional round of four teams and are bracketed 1-4 in each region. This is a double-elimination format so a team needs to lose twice in order to be eliminated. The next portion is the Super regionals as the 16 teams remaining are paired off and face off in a best-of-three series.

How Is The College World Series Structured? The eight teams are broken up into 2 four-team brackets. Winners from regions 1/16, 8/9, 5/12, and 4/13 are grouped into one while the other region winners are grouped into another. We return to the double elimination structure last seen in the Regional round. The game structure is the same.