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NCAA Regional Sunday (2026)

 The following chart shows the status of all 64 teams entering Sunday's play.

Seed Site Needs 1 Win _Needs 2 Eliminated
1 Tuscaloosa Alabama* SC-Upst Belmont, SE La
2 Austin Texas* Baylor Wagner, Wisc
3 Norman Oklahoma* Michigan Bingham, KU
4 Lincoln Nebraska* Grd Can S Dak, Louisville
5 Fayetteville Arkansas* USF Fordham, Wash
6 Gainesville Florida* Ga Tech FAMU, Tx St
7 Knoxville Tennessee* Virginia N Ky, Indiana
8 Los Angeles UCLA* S Carolina Cal Bapt, CS Full
9 Tallahasse UCF FSU* Jax St., Stetson
10 Athens Georgia* Clemson C of C, UNC-G
11 Lubbock Texas Tech* Ole Miss Marist, Boston U
12 Durham Arizona Duke* Howard, Marshall
13 Stillwater Ok St* Stanford EIU, Princeton
14 Eugene Ms St St. Mary's Oregon*, Idaho St
15 College Station Arizona St. Tex A&M* McNeese, UConn
16 Baton Rouge LSU* Va Tech S Ala, Akron

*National seed in region; #Team with one loss has beaten undefeated team to force winner-take-all game; Bold = team has advanced.

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