The countdown to college baseball's postseason is officially on. With just one weekend remaining before the NCAA tournament bracket is revealed on Monday, May 25, teams across the country are making their final pushes for a coveted spot in the field of 68. Whether they're vying to be regional hosts or simply hoping to sneak in as at-large selections, every game matters now more than ever.

Most major conferences have one last weekend of league play before the conference tournaments kick off over Memorial Day weekend, where 29 automatic bids will be secured. Once those are locked in, the selection committee will fill out the remaining 35 at-large spots, creating a thrilling mix of powerhouses and Cinderella stories.

As things stand, the SEC dominates the projected seeded positions, showcasing the conference's depth and talent. However, the Big Ten has a standout representative: the top-ranked UCLA Bruins, who sit as the undisputed No. 1 overall seed heading into the final stretch of Division I baseball's regular season.

For Florida Gators fans, there's reason to be optimistic. The Gators are projected as a No. 10 seed, which would earn them the right to host the Gainesville Regional. It's a testament to their strong season and a chance to play in front of a home crowd as they chase a deep postseason run.

Below is a look at the full projected field of 68, including which teams are currently positioned as automatic qualifiers (denoted with an asterisk) based on conference standings. It's all setting up for an unforgettable postseason.

Stay tuned as the final weekend of regular-season action unfolds, and get ready for college baseball's most exciting time of the year.