Teams facing elimination take the field in Day 3 of the 2023 College World Series on Sunday in the first of two high-profile games from Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb. Game 1 will feature TCU vs. No. 7 seed Virginia at 2 p.m. ET, followed by Oral Roberts vs. No. 2 seed Florida at 7 p.m. ET. In the opener, the Cavaliers are -210 favorites in the latest TCU vs. Virginia odds from Caesars Sportsbook, while the Horned Frogs are +170 underdogs. In the second game, the Gators are -300 favorites in the latest Oral Roberts vs. Florida odds, and the Golden Eagles are +240 underdogs.

Before you lock in your College World Series bets, you need to see what SportsLine baseball expert Allan Bell has to say.

Bell was a founding creator of NFL coverage at 247Sports where he served as managing editor before joining the SportsLine team in 2019. You have likely heard him in radio markets from Los Angeles to New York, Nashville and everywhere else in between. He brings a wealth of knowledge to attack the boards, using both an analytical approach and his connections to former players and front office members to understand the 'why' and truly get inside the lines. Allan believes a winning wager only has value when you bring others with you. His method is simple: We win together. 

Bell is on a solid run picking baseball games for SportsLine. He went 56% throughout the 2022 college baseball postseason, including a +1200 futures hit on Ole Miss winning the national championship. He has gone 19-13 in the postseason this year, a 59.4% winning clip. 

Bell has turned his attention to the College World Series and Sunday's games. We can tell you that the money line is too volatile to touch in the Oral Roberts vs. Florida matchup. But Bell has two other strong over/under picks for Sunday's World Series games. You ABSOLUTELY need to see his picks before locking in any of your own!

What are Bell's best bets for the CWS on Sunday? Join SportsLine now to get all of the College World Series best bet picks from the SportsLine expert who has nailed nearly 60% of his picks this postseason.