College World Series 2014 schedule and scoreboard: Keep track of Ole Miss in Omaha

We'll be keeping this schedule updated throughout the College World Series, so check back for the latest game times and TV info.

The schedule

For clarity's sake, I'm just listing the schedule for Ole Miss's group and the finals. If you want the full schedule and accompanying bracket, head over to NCAA.com.

The games will be broadcast on TV by the ESPN family of networks. You'll also be able to catch every game live streaming on WatchESPN.com.

All times Central

Sunday, June 15

TCU 3, Texas Tech 2

Virginia 2, Ole Miss 1

Tuesday, June 17

Ole Miss 2, Texas Tech 1
(Texas Tech eliminated)

Virginia 3, TCU 2

Thursday, June 19

Ole Miss 6, TCU 4
(TCU eliminated)

Friday, June 20

Game 6: Virginia vs. Ole Miss -- POSTPONED

Saturday, June 21

Virginia 4, Ole Miss 1
(Ole Miss eliminated)

Monday, June 23

CWS Finals Game 1 -- 7 p.m. -- ESPN

Tuesday, June 24

CWS Finals Game 2 -- 7 p.m. -- ESPN

Wednesday, June 25

CWS Finals Game 3 (if necessary) -- 7 p.m. -- ESPN

The format

Ole Miss is one of eight teams to advance to Omaha. Those eight have been divided into two bracket groups of four. Each group will play a double elimination mini-tournament with an identical format to the opening regional round. The winner of each group then advances to the College World Series Finals, a best of three series for the national championship.

Essentially, this is an expedited version of the first two rounds: a four-team regional followed by a best of three super regional.

Losses reset after the group round, so you could theoretically win the national championship with two defeats in Omaha.

The two groups are listed below, with national seeds in parentheses.

Group 1

UC Irvine
Texas

Louisville
Vanderbilt

Group 2

Texas Tech
(7) TCU

(3) Virginia
Ole Miss (sigh)

As you've probably already noticed, the Rebs' group features the only two national seeds in Omaha, and they have an opening game pairing with Virginia, the highest seed left in the tournament.

The only way they can meet Vanderbilt, their lone SEC partner, is in the finals.