What TV channel is Murray State vs UCLA on today? Time, TV schedule for College World Series
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Murray State baseball looks to continue its Cinderella run when it faces UCLA in the opening round of the College World Series on Saturday.
The Racers are just the fourth No. 4 seed to ever reach the CWS, and they beat some quality teams to reach Omaha, Nebraska. They upset No. 10 Ole Miss in the Oxford Regional before beating Duke in the Durham Super Regional.
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No. 15 UCLA has been hot in the NCAA tournament, holding a 5-0 record. The Bruins went 3-0 against Fresno State, Arizona State and UC Irvine in the Los Angeles Regional before sweeping UTSA in the super regional series.
Here's how to watch Murray State vs. UCLA in the College World Series on Saturday:
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What TV channel is Murray State vs UCLA baseball on today?
TV channel: ESPN
Streaming: ESPN app, ESPN+
Murray State-UCLA baseball at the College World Series will air live on ESPN and can be streamed on the ESPN app or ESPN+, which requires a subscription.
Murray State vs UCLA baseball start time
Date: Saturday, June 14
Time: 2 p.m. ET
Location: Charles Schwab Field (Omaha, Nebraska)
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Murray State-UCLA is set for a 2 p.m. ET first pitch on Saturday, June 14, at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska.
Murray State baseball schedule 2025
Here's a look at Murray State's postseason results. See the Racers' full 2025 schedule here.
Oxford Regional
Friday, May 30: Murray State 9, Ole Miss 6
Saturday, May 31: Murray State 13, Georgia Tech 11
Sunday, June 1: Ole Miss 19, Murray State 8
Monday, June 2: Murray State 12, Ole Miss 11
Durham Super Regional
Saturday, June 7: Duke 7, Murray State 4
Sunday, June 8: Murray State 19 , Duke 9
Monday, June 9: Murray State 5, Duke 4
UCLA baseball schedule 2025
Here's a look at the Bruins' postseason results. See UCLA's full 2025 schedule here.
Los Angeles Regional
Friday, May 30: UCLA 19, Fresno State 4
Saturday, May 31: UCLA 11, Arizona State 5
Sunday, June 1: UCLA 8, UC Irvine 5
Los Angeles Super Regional
Saturday, June 7: UCLA 5, UTSA 2
Sunday, June 8: UCLA 7, UTSA 0
College World Series schedule
First round: June 13-15
Second round: June 16-17
Semifinals: June 18-19
Finals: June 21-23
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