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UT & Texas Tech Hosting Super Regionals in Hopes of Returning to the CWS

Texas Tech hosts Duke, Texas hosts Tennessee Tech

The NCAA has announced sites for the eight super regionals in the Division I baseball tournament.

The best-of-three series begin Friday and Saturday. Winners will advance to the College World Series, which opens June 16 in Omaha.

Super regionals starting Friday: No. 14 national seed Minnesota (44-13) at No. 3 Oregon St. (47-10-1); No. 11 Stetson (48-11) at No. 6 North Carolina (41-18); Washington (33-23) at Cal State Fullerton (35-23); Mississippi State (35-26) at Vanderbilt (34-25).

Super regionals starting Saturday: Auburn (42-21) at No. 1 Florida (45-18); Duke (44-16) at No. 9 Texas Tech (42-17); South Carolina (36-24) at No. 5 Arkansas (42-18); Tennessee Tech (52-10) at No. 13 Texas (40-20).

With a win, Texas would advance to its 36th all-time trip to Omaha, easily the most of all-time.

Texas Tech would reach its third College World Series in 5 years - and third all-time - if they are able to overcome the Blue Devils.

Texas is seeking its 7th national title, which would be its first in the post-Augie Garrido era. Garrido won 2 titles while at UT; he passed away earlier this year at the age of 79.

Texas Tech, seeking its first national championship, has yet to reach a College World Series final. 

The two Texas state schools represent the only remaining Big 12 particpants.

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