With all the conference tournaments wrapping up on Sunday, the time is near for the unveiling of theNCAA baseball tournament field. All the suspense will be over whenthe official bracket is revealedat noon ET on Monday, but for the most part we have a pretty good idea who made the 64-team cut, with aspirations of reaching the ultimate destination of Omaha, Nebraska for the College World Series. This much we do know. There are 29 conferences whosechampions receive automatic berths. We can also say that a majority of the 35 teams that will get at-large invitations will come from the SEC and ACC. Members of those two power leagues will also likely be serving as hosts for most of the 16 regionals, which will get underway later this week. Texas* (1) Texas-San Antonio* Cal Poly* Arkansas-Little Rock* Vanderbilt (2) Louisville East Tennessee State* Bethune Cookman* Arkansas (3) Kansas North Carolina State Central Connecticut State* North Carolina (4) Mississippi State Southern California Binghamton* LSU (5) Duke Cincinnati Houston Christian* Georgia (6) Wake Forest Connecticut* Holy Cross* Auburn (7) West Virginia Miami North Dakota State* Clemson (8) Oklahoma Kansas State Wright State* Oregon State (9) Dallas Baptist Arizona State Utah Valley* Coastal Carolina* (10) Northeastern* Kentucky USC Upstate* Florida State (11) Alabama Western Kentucky* Murray State* Oregon (12) Arizona Creighton* Fresno State* Tennessee (13) TCU East Carolina* Miami (Ohio)* UCLA (14) UC Irvine Rhode Island* Saint Mary's* Mississippi (15) Georgia Tech Nebraska* Fairfield* Southern Mississippi (16) Florida Stetson* Columbia* Last four in:Kentucky, Kansas State, Connecticut, Arizona State. First four out:Virginia, Oklahoma State, Xavier, Troy. Team breakdown by conference:SEC (13), ACC (9), Big 12 (7), Big Ten (3), American Athletic (2), Big East (2), Big West (2), Conference USA (2), Sun Belt (2). This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:NCAA baseball tournament bracket projection filled with SEC, ACC
