2017 College World Series

122 — Number of games played so far. Last year saw 138 total games (101 in the regionals, 20 in the Supers, and 14 in the CWS). This year’s regionals had 104 matchups, while the Supers had just 18.

0 – Number of games Oregon State has lost since April 29. The Beavers’ fourth (and most recent) loss came at home against USC in a 7-5 contest. It was sandwiched between two wins against the Trojans, but was just one week after an away loss to UCLA. In total, three of Oregon State’s four losses came in April (the first was against Ohio State on Feb. 24), but the Beavers have rattled off 21 straight wins since that last defeat. Not a bad streak to carry into Omaha.

40-4 — Record of the eight CWS teams in the tournament so far. Last year’s champion, Coastal Carolina won the crown with three losses to its name, one in each round of the tournament. Florida’s on pace to match that loss total, as the Gators were the only team to drop a game in the Regionals in Supers. Florida State lost one game in Regionals before sweeping Sam Houston State, and Cal State Fullerton went perfect in its regional, then dropped Game 1 against Long Beach State.

3 – Teams from the SEC, the most of any conference. Eight SEC teams entered the tournament's field of 64, one more than the runner-up. Kentucky, Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Mississippi State and Auburn may have lost, but Florida, LSU, and Texas A&M are still in the hunt. That runner-up, with seven teams in the tournament, was the ACC. Five of its representatives bowed out early, but Louisville and Florida State were able to punch their tickets to Omaha. No other conference has more than one team left in the College World Series.