While the final games of the first round have not yet been played, the NCAA baseball tournament Super Regionals are beginning to take shape. After a brilliant week of baseball, many teams have moved on and are ready for the next intense challenge.As of now, nine teams have already advanced. Top overall seed Wake Forest cruised to the NCAA baseball tournament Super Regionals. They'll face Alabama after they moved on as well. Tennessee, LSU, Texas, Virginia, South Carolina, Oral Roberts, Oregon and Indiana State have all moved on already.NCAA Baseball@NCAABaseball#1 NATIONAL SEED WAKE FOREST #RoadToOmaha977151#1 NATIONAL SEED⚾️ WAKE FOREST ⚾️#RoadToOmaha https://t.co/b5plJYGp0vThere are a few key winner-take-all games and remaining matchups, though. Here's what's on tap for the final day of the first stage.Who's playing to move on to NCAA baseball tournament Super Regionals?As of now, there are still six spots in the NCAA baseball tournament Super Regionals up for grabs. They will be claimed by six of these teams:PennsylvaniaSouthern MississippiDukeCoastal CarolinaArkansasTCUKentuckyIndianaLSU Oregon StateTexas A&MStanfordTexas TechFloridaLSU is still alive for the NCAA Super RegionalsHere's the NCAA tournament schedule:Team 1Team 2Who the winner facesArkansasTCUIndiana StateFloridaTexas TechSouth CarolinaStanfordTexas A&MTexasCoastal CarolinaDukeVirginiaLSUOregon StateWinner of Kentucky/Indiana gameKentuckyIndianaWinner of LSU/Oregon State gamePennsylvaniaSouthern MississippiTennesseeMatt Pagni@CoachPags775USING BUNTS TO BEAT GIANTS@PennBaseball is the first Ivy League school to EVER beat an SEC team in the NCAA baseball tournament…And they made it happen with THREE straight bunts in the 11th#BuntLife#CreateChaos3762554USING BUNTS TO BEAT GIANTS@PennBaseball is the first Ivy League school to EVER beat an SEC team in the NCAA baseball tournament…And they made it happen with THREE straight bunts in the 11th#BuntLife#CreateChaos https://t.co/vDdpkweb0EIt's going to be a wild day of baseball as teams battle for their lives.