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2015 NCAA Regionals -- Who's Advanced, Who's Still Alive, Who's Been Eliminated

The following table shows the status of each regional. The "2-0" and "2-1" column headings reflect teams' records entering Sunday's play (with the exception of the Eugene, Oregon regional, which started a day earlier). Under the double-elimination format, the "2-1" team had to beat the "2-0" team twice on Sunday to advance. Teams in bold (with game-article links) have advanced to the super-regionals.

Region2-02-1EliminatedEliminated
Gainesville, FLFlorida (1)Florida AtlanticHofstraFlorida A&M
Eugene, OROregon (2)N. Dakota St.BYUFresno St.
Ann Arbor, MIMichigan (3)PittCalOakland U.
Auburn, ALAuburn (4)S. AlabamaTennessee TechChattanooga
Baton Rouge, LAArizona St.LSU (5)NebraskaTexas Southern
Tuscaloosa, ALAlabama (6)WashingtonSC-UpstateFairfield
Los Angeles, CAUCLA (7)San Diego St.TexasCS Northridge
Knoxville, TNTennessee (8)UtahLongwoodVirginia Tech
Tallahassee, FLFlorida St. (9)UCFSouth CarolinaDartmouth
Columbia, MOMissouri (10)KansasIndiana StateLouisville
Norman, OKOklahoma (11)Texas A&MLehighC. Arkansas
Tucson, AZArizona (12)Minnesota*NM StateSt. John's
Lafayette, LAULL (13)Baylor*Mississippi St.Weber St
Athens, GAW. KentuckyGeorgia (14)N. CarolinaC. Conn. St.
Harrisonburg, VANC StateFordhamJ. Madison (15)Binghamton
South Bend, INKentuckyNotre Dame (16)Ball St.Northwestern
*Beat the "2-0" team once, but lost rematch.

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