NCAA Tournament: D1Baseball releases updated Field of 64 projection entering final two weeks

The postseason fight is already on for many teams across college baseball. Just two weeks are left on the regular season schedule, and conference tournaments will then follow. With just a few games left in the regular season, there is still a lot to play for across the country with many college baseball teams still vying to solidify their case for the upcoming NCAA Tournament.

31 teams will receive automatic bids to the NCAA Tournament, and those bids will be handed out to the teams that win their conference tournaments. The remaining 33 spots in the NCAA Tournament field will be given to teams as an at-large bid.

The NCAA baseball tournament will begin in regionals, with four teams playing at 16 different regional host sites. One team will come out of each regional, advancing to the super regional round. The winner of each super regional will advance to Omaha, with a chance to win the College World Series.

The 16 hosts are far from being set in stone in the NCAA Tournament field, and what happens across college baseball over the next two weeks could drastically impact that picture.

The projected NCAA baseball tournament field from D1Baseball was released on Wednesday afternoon.

Updated NCAA baseball tournament field, via D1Baseball

Last five teams in: NC State, Texas Tech, UTSA, Texas State, Troy

First five teams out: UC Irvine, Virginia Tech, Oklahoma, USC, Rutgers

* Indicates automatic qualifiers

Winston-Salem Regional

1. Wake Forest* (No. 1 overall)
4. Rider*

2. Indiana
3. Texas Tech

Storrs Regional

1. UConn* (No. 16 overall)
4. Central Connecticut State*

2. Virginia
3. Auburn

Baton Rouge Regional

1. LSU* (No. 2 overall)
4. Nicholls*

2. Cal State Fullerton*
3. UTSA

Stillwater Regional

1. Oklahoma State (No. 15 overall)
4. Oral Roberts*

2. Dallas Baptist*
3. Texas A&M

Nashville Regional

1. Vanderbilt (No. 3 overall)
4. Alabama State*

2. Southern Miss*
3. Kansas State

Brighton Regional

1. Boston College (No. 14 overall)
4. Harvard*

2. Oregon State
3. Northeastern

Fayetteville Regional

1. Arkansas (No. 4 overall)
4. SE Missouri State*

2. Texas
3. Washington

Coral Gables Regional

1. Miami (No. 13 overall)
4. Sam Houston*

2. Oregon
3. Florida Gulf Coast*

Stanford Regional

1. Stanford* (No. 5 overall)
4. San Diego State*

2. Alabama
3. UC Santa Barbara

Conway Regional

1. Coastal Carolina* (No. 12 overall)
4. Wofford*

2. Tennessee
3. NC State

Durham Regional

1. Duke (No. 6 overall)
4. Loyola Marymount*

2. East Carolina*
3. UNC Wilmington*

Clemson Regional

1. Clemson (No. 11 overall)
4. Davidson*

2. Campbell*
3. Georgia

Morgantown Regional

1. West Virginia* (No. 7 overall)
4. Wright State*

2. Maryland*
3. Texas State

Columbia Regional

1. South Carolina (No. 10 overall)
4. Maine*

2. North Carolina
3. Iowa

Lexington Regional

1. Kentucky (No. 8 overall)
4. Kent State*

2. Indiana State*
3. Notre Dame

Gainesville Regional

1. Florida (No. 9 overall)
4. Army*

2. Arizona State
3. Troy