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Ladies and Gentlemen, your field of 64:

NATIONAL SEEDS:
(1) Clemson (2) Rice (3) Texas (4) Alabama
(5) Cal State Fullerton (6) Nebraska (7) Georgia (8) Georgia Tech


Clemson Regional
(1) Clemson (2) Elon (3) Mississippi St (4) UNC Asheville

Fayatteville Regional
(1) Oklahoma State (2) Arkansas (3) Oral Roberts (4) Princeton

Lexington Regional
(1) Kentucky (2) College of Charleston (3) Notre Dame (4) Ball State

Atlanta Regional
(1) Georgia Tech (2) Vanderbilt (3) Michigan (4) Stetson

Fullerton Regional
(1) Cal State Fullerton (2) Fresno State (3) San Diego (4) St Louis

Malibu Regional
(1) Pepperdine (2) UCLA (3) UC Irvine (4) Missouri

Chapel Hill Regional
(1) North Carolina (2) Winthrop (3) UNC Wilmington (4) Maine

Tuscaloose Regional
(1) Alabama (2) Troy (3) Southern Miss. (4) Jacksonville State

Houston Regional
(1) Rice (2) Arizona State (3) Baylor (4) Prairie View

Norman Regional
(1) Oklahoma (2) Houston (3) Wichita State (4) TCU

Charlottseville Regional
(1) Virginia (2) South Carolina (3) Evansville (4) Lehigh

Athens Regional
(1) Georgia (2) Florida State (3) Jacksonville (4) Sacred Heart

Lincoln Regional
(1) Nebraska (2) Miami (3) San Fransisco (4) Manhattan

Oxford Regional
(1) Mississippi (2) Tulane (3) South (Ala.) (4) Bethune-Cookman

Corvallis Regional
(1) Oregon State (2) Kansas (3) Hawaii (4) Wright State

Austin Regional
(1) Texas (2) North Carolina State (3) Stanford (4) Texas Arlington

The SEC leads all conferences in the number of teams in the championship field with eight, followed by the Atlantic Coast and Big 12 with seven each. The Pacific-10 and Conference USA have four teams each.

Twenty-nine of the 64 teams were not in the field last year, including Lehigh (automatic qualifier), UNC Asheville (automatic qualifier), Prairie View (automatic qualifier), San Francisco (at-large) and Sacred Heart (automatic qualifier), making the championship for the first time. Manhattan was last in the field in 1957, while St. Louis is in the field for the first time since 1966 and Ball State's last appearance was 1969.

Miami is in the field for the 34th consecutive year, extending its own record. Florida St. is making its 29th straight appearance, second all-time. Other long consecutive streaks: Clemson (20), Cal St. Fullerton (15), Stanford (13) and Rice (12).

Of the 285 championship eligible Division I institutions which sponsor baseball, Rice has the most Division I wins with 49. Twenty-five other teams won at least 40 Division I contests and 24 are in the field.