2024 NCAA Super Regional Odds: Betting lines released for Clemson vs. Florida to advance to College World Series
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In search of its first trip to the College World Series since 2010, Clemson need only win two more games to get there. But standing in the way in the Super Regional is a Florida team with loads of postseason experience.
That should make for an absolutely thrilling Clemson Super Regional this weekend. The Tigers will be favored, but not by a whole lot against the Gators, according to odds listed by FanDuel.
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NCAA Baseball Tournament Clemson Super Regional Odds
Clemson -210
Florida +162
Clemson advanced to the supers by winning three straight games in the regional round, including a pair of one-run games to start things off. After winning those, Clemson poured it on in the regional final against Coastal Carolina, winning 12-5.
Florida advanced out of the loser’s bracket in the Stillwater Regional. The Gators and star Jac Caglianone knocked off Nebraska twice to sandwich an early loss to Oklahoma State. But Florida roared back to win two straight against Oklahoma State to advance to the supers.
How to Watch Clemson vs. Florida
Game 1: Saturday, June 8, 2 p.m. ET (ESPN)
Game 2: Sunday, June 9, 2:30 p.m. ET (ESPN)
Game 3 (if necessary): TBD
2024 NCAA Baseball Super Regionals Matchups
Knoxville Super Regional
(1) Tennessee vs. Evansville
Lexington Super Regional
(2) Kentucky vs. (15) Oregon State
College Station Super Regional
(3) Texas A&M vs. Oregon
Chapel Hill Super Regional
(4) North Carolina vs. West Virginia
Clemson Super Regional
(6) Clemson vs. Florida
Athens Super Regional
(7) Georgia vs. (10) NC State
Tallahassee Super Regional
(8) Florida State vs. UConn
Charlottesville Super Regional
(12) Virginia vs. Kansas State
Upsets plague lower national seeds
It didn’t take long for the action to heat up in the NCAA Regionals, with multiple national seeds going down in the opening round of action.
Arkansas was perhaps the most prominent top seed to go down, especially because of how it happened. The Razorbacks pummeled Southeast Missouri 17-9 in the opener of the regional before tripping up against Kansas State in a tight 7-6 contest and then falling to Southeast Missouri 6-3 in an elimination game just prior to the regional final.
But the Hogs were far from the only national seed to experience some heartbreak in the opening round, failing to reach the NCAA Super Regionals.
Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Arizona, UC Santa Barbara and East Carolina also all lost, leaving the field pretty wide open going forward.