Conference championships are up for grabs with just two days remaining until official NCAA Tournament bracket is announced on Selection Monday. With this in mind, Baseball America is presenting daily updates to its Field of 64 projections as of Saturday morning.

The SEC continues to lead the nation with 13 projected bids followed by the ACC with 10 bids. The Big 12 (eight), Big Ten (three), Sun Belt (three) and the Big East (three) also received three or more bids.

Additional Field of 64 notes:

Ole Miss, which was projected as a No. 2 seed on May 23, stepped into a hosting position after beating Arkansas, while Georgia Tech moved behind the hosting line and into a two-seed position. 

UTRGV was the only at-large team included in our previous projected field to not make the most recent cut. 

Connecticut entered the field.

No teams changed positions from a seeding standpoint.

Three league championships have already been decided with Holy Cross winning the Patriot League, Columbia winning the Ivy League and Houston Christian winning the Southland.

Below, you’ll find the complete Field of 64 as of Friday, May 23. Note that our projected hosts do not reflect the top 16 of our final Top 25 rankings and are instead a blend of standings and metrics.

Austin, Texas
 
Oxford, Miss.

1. (1) Texas ^* (SEC)
 
1.  (16) Ole Miss^ (SEC)

2. NC State (ACC)
 
2. Georgia Tech (ACC)

3. Kansas State (Big 12)
 
3. Troy (Sun Belt)

4. Houston Christian* (Southland)
 
4. Missouri State* (Missouri Valley)

 
 
 

Nashville, Tenn.
 
Fort Worth, Texas

1. (2) Vanderbilt^ (SEC)
 
1. (15) TCU^* (Big 12)

2. UTSA* (American)
 
2. Dallas Baptist (CUSA)

3. Miami (ACC)
 
3. Creighton* (Big East)

4. Eastern Illinois* (Ohio Valley)
 
4. Utah Valley* (WAC)

 
 
 

Fayetteville, Ark.
 
Knoxville, Tenn.

1. (3) Arkansas^ (SEC)
 
1. (14) Tennessee^ (SEC)

2. Northeastern (CAA)
 
2. West Virginia (Big 12)

3. Virginia (ACC)
 
3. East Tennessee State* (SoCon)

4. Central Connecticut* (Northeast)
 
4. Bryant* (America East)

 
 
 

Chapel Hill, N.C.
 
Los Angeles, Calif.

1. (4) North Carolina^* (ACC)
 
1. (13) UCLA^ (Big Ten)

2. Oklahoma (SEC)
 
2. UC Irvine* (Big West)

3. Connecticut (Big East)
 
3. Mississippi State (SEC)

4. Holy Cross* (Patriot)
 
4. San Diego* (WCC)

 
 
 

Baton Rouge, La.
 
Corvallis, Ore.

1. (5) LSU^ (SEC)
 
1. (12) Oregon State^ (Independent)

2. Louisville (ACC)
 
2. Kansas (Big 12)

3. Arizona State (Big 12)
 
3. Southern California (Big Ten)

4. Kent State* (MAC)
 
4. Fresno State* (Mountain West)

 
 
 

Athens, Ga.
 
Clemson, S.C.

1. (6) Georgia^ (SEC)
 
1. (11) Clemson^ (ACC)

2. Duke (ACC)
 
2. Southern Miss (Sun Belt)

3. Stetson* (ASUN)
 
3. Cincinnati (Big 12)

4. Wright State* (Horizon)
 
4. Rider* (MAAC)

 
 
 

Auburn, Ala.
 
Tallahassee, Fla.

1. (7) Auburn^ (SEC)
 
1. (10) Florida State^ (ACC)

2. Wake Forest (ACC)
 
2. Alabama (SEC)

3. Xavier (Big East)
 
3. Oklahoma State (Big 12)

4. Oral Roberts* (Summit)
 
4. Bethune-Cookman* (SWAC)

 
 
 

Eugene, Ore.
 
Conway, S.C.

1. (8) Oregon^* (Big Ten)
 
1. (9) Coastal Carolina^* (Sun Belt)

2. Arizona (Big 12)
 
2. Florida (SEC)

3. Kentucky (SEC)
 
3. Rhode Island* (A10)

4. Columbia* (Ivy)
 
4. USC-Upstate* (Big South)

* denotes automatic bid
^ denotes regional host
Bold denotes officially clinched

Last Four In

Arizona State (Big 12)
Troy (Sun Belt)
Connecticut (Big East)
Virginia (ACC)

First Four Out

UTRGV (Southland)
Western Kentucky (CUSA)
Notre Dame (ACC)
Cal Poly (Big West)

Next Four Out

Hawaii (Big West)
Southeastern Louisiana (Southland)
Texas A&M (SEC)
Nebraska (Big Ten)