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Updated Top 25, 2/20/17, D1 Baseball.com

1 TCU 3-0
2 Florida 3-0
3 Florida State 2-1
4 South Carolina 2-1
5 LSU 3-0
6 NC State 2-1
7 Vanderbilt 2-1
8 Oregon State
9 North Carolina 3-0
10 Louisville 3-0
11 Texas Tech 3-1
12 Cal State Fullerton 2-1
13 UL Lafayette 1-1
14 Virginia 3-0
15 Arizona 3-0
16 Texas A&M 3-0
17 Ole Miss 3-0
18 East Carolina 0-3
19 Coastal Carolina 1-2
20 Stanford 1-2
21 Miami 2-1
22 Clemson 1-2
23 Rice 2-2
24 UNC Wilmington 3-0
25 Houston 3-0

Dropped Out
Maryland 1-2
UC Santa Barbara 1-2


pretty much missed the entire opening weekend, Verizon couldn't hear me now.......
 
#127
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Nice to say the Gamecock "Road Warriors" lose a game at home in February

Only 24 more days until their players get to see a state line.

SC better have a good start with that schedule every year
 
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Florida has a 1-2 punch that may, could be the most dominant Friday/Saturday guys we've seen in a long time....Alex Faedo and Brady Singer, IMO.


Dominant Singer Lifts Gators

ANALYSIS Thomas Woodrey - February 25, 2017

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — No. 2 Florida clinched its series over No. 21 Miami with a 2-0 win Saturday, just one night after head coach Kevin O’Sullivan notched his 400th career win for the Gators. O’Sullivan, now in his 10th season as head coach, has made steady progress in evening the all-time series, which sat at 128-117-1 in Miami’s favor before the weekend. The Gators have won the series each of the last three years, posting an 8-2 mark thanks to a pair of wins when the two state rivals met in Omaha in 2015.
Heading into the series the tale of the tape showed a strong pitching matchup, and there has been no shortage of quality pitching. Gators ace Alex Faedo outshined Jesse Lepore of the Canes in a 1-0 victory Friday night, though both turned in impressive stat lines. Faedo exited just one out shy of a complete game shutout before turning the ball over to closer Frank Rubio, and would have finished the game himself if it weren’t for a fielding error that could have recorded the final out of the game. The Gators outhit the Canes 8-2, but both sides struggled to plate runs. The deciding factor in game one was a Jonathan India RBI single in the third that plated Dalton Guthrie for the game’s only run.
Fast-forward one night, and the scene looked all too familiar for the Canes. The Gators’ Brady Singer dazzled en route to 7.2 scoreless innings. Although the Canes outhit Florida 5-3, Singer notched a career-high 11 strikeouts in front of more than 6,000 fans that packed McKethan Stadium. The sophomore’s fastball was as high as 96, and held the Canes at bay for most of the night.
Offensively, a pair of solo homers helped make Singer’s performance stand up. Though Canes’ starter Jeb Bargfeldt turned in a quality start, the home run by DH Mark Kolozsvary in the third was all it took win the ballgame. In the sixth, India added insurance with a solo shot of his own, and Rubio came on to record the save for the second night in a row.
The two teams enter the series finale expecting a pitcher’s duel yet again. The Gators will start sophomore Jackson Kowar, who struck out 10 a week ago. The Canes will hope for a great performance from junior lefty Michael Mediavilla, the team’s top starter a year ago. Despite another tough loss, the Canes will hope to build off the tiny bit of offensive momentum they accumulated by outhitting the Gators on Saturday night. One thing is for sure, game three will not disappoint — as is always the case in this storied college baseball rivalry.
 
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#129
D1 Baseball top 25, 2/27/17

1 TCU 6-1
2 Florida 6-1
3 Florida State 5-2
4 LSU 7-1
5 South Carolina 5-3
6 NC State 4-2
7 Oregon State 7-1
8 North Carolina 7-0
9 Louisville 7-0
10 Texas Tech 8-1
11 Ole Miss 7-0
12 Cal State Fullerton 4-3
13 Virginia 7-0
14 Arizona 8-0
15 Texas A&M 6-1
16 UL Lafayette 3-3
17 Vanderbilt 4-3
18 East Carolina 4-3
19 Stanford 5-2
20 Clemson 5-2
21 Texas 5-3
22 St. John's 7-0
23 Coastal Carolina 4-4
24 Arkansas 6-0
25 Houston 5-2

Dropped Out
Miami 2-4
Rice 3-5
UNC Wilmington 3-3
 
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OldTimer said:
D1 Baseball top 25, 2/27/17

1 TCU 6-1
2 Florida 6-1
3 Florida State 5-2
4 LSU 7-1
5 South Carolina 5-3
6 NC State 4-2
7 Oregon State 7-1
8 North Carolina 7-0
9 Louisville 7-0
10 Texas Tech 8-1
11 Ole Miss 7-0
12 Cal State Fullerton 4-3
13 Virginia 7-0
14 Arizona 8-0
15 Texas A&M 6-1
16 UL Lafayette 3-3
17 Vanderbilt 4-3
18 East Carolina 4-3
19 Stanford 5-2
20 Clemson 5-2
21 Texas 5-3
22 St. John's 7-0
23 Coastal Carolina 4-4
24 Arkansas 6-0
25 Houston 5-2

Dropped Out
Miami 2-4
Rice 3-5
UNC Wilmington 3-3
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In comparison, Baseball America's Top 25

1. Texas Christian
2. Florida State
3. Florida
4. Louisiana State
5. South Carolina
6. Louisville
7. Cal State Fullerton
8. Oregon State
9. East Carolina
10. North Carolina State
11. Washington
12. Virginia
13. North Carolina
14. Vanderbilt
15. Clemson
16. Louisiana-Lafayette
17. Georgia Tech
18. Coastal Carolina
19. Arizona
20. Mississippi
21. Texas Tech
22. Stanford
23. UC Santa Barbara
24. Oklahoma State
25. Texas A&M
 
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Report: Richmond baseball players suspended over fantasy football

Five Richmond baseball players who have been ruled ineligible by the NCAA were involved in fantasy football, leading to their suspensions to start the season, according to a Richmond Times-Dispatch report.

The university announced Feb. 17 that five student-athletes on the baseball team had committed secondary violations and would be ineligible for competition until the NCAA completes the reinstatement process.

The Times-Dispatch, citing multiple unnamed sources, later reported that the secondary violations were related to the players' participation in fantasy football.

The university, per athletic department policy, declined to offer further comment when reached by ESPN on Tuesday and has not identified the players involved.

The NCAA considers fantasy sports contests with an entry fee to be a form of sports wagering and therefore off-limits to student-athletes, regardless of sport.

ESPN has reached out to the NCAA and Atlantic-10 Conference for comment.

Fantasy sports are explicitly legal in Virginia and regulated by the state's Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.

The Spiders are 3-4 on the season. Their Tuesday game against James Madison was rescheduled because of inclement weather.

this is absolutely insane IMO.....
 
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OldTimer said:
Report: Richmond baseball players suspended over fantasy football

Five Richmond baseball players who have been ruled ineligible by the NCAA were involved in fantasy football, leading to their suspensions to start the season, according to a Richmond Times-Dispatch report.

The university announced Feb. 17 that five student-athletes on the baseball team had committed secondary violations and would be ineligible for competition until the NCAA completes the reinstatement process.

The Times-Dispatch, citing multiple unnamed sources, later reported that the secondary violations were related to the players' participation in fantasy football.

The university, per athletic department policy, declined to offer further comment when reached by ESPN on Tuesday and has not identified the players involved.

The NCAA considers fantasy sports contests with an entry fee to be a form of sports wagering and therefore off-limits to student-athletes, regardless of sport.

ESPN has reached out to the NCAA and Atlantic-10 Conference for comment.

Fantasy sports are explicitly legal in Virginia and regulated by the state's Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.

The Spiders are 3-4 on the season. Their Tuesday game against James Madison was rescheduled because of inclement weather.

this is absolutely insane IMO.....
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#134
Ridiculous that players are ineligible for playing fantasy football. Is this really what the NCAA focuses on
 
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#135
Does anyone have any ideas how the new AD will affect the baseball program. For example will he be willing to put money toward the program that it hasn't seen in the past? I'm also curious if he will want "his hires". I hope this season continues the way it has start. I want Serrano to be here for a long time and I think he has made changes in who he recruits. Now that he has figured it out he has a new boss and will he be looking to make a change to get his guy?
 
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GuRu said:
Does anyone have any ideas how the new AD will affect the baseball program. For example will he be willing to put money toward the program that it hasn't seen in the past? I'm also curious if he will want "his hires". I hope this season continues the way it has start. I want Serrano to be here for a long time and I think he has made changes in who he recruits. Now that he has figured it out he has a new boss and will he be looking to make a change to get his guy?
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Ditto your questions and the hope that goes with them. Trying to stay on the positive side of the discussion, but honestly concerned.

Weber hire shows K-State in big trouble | FOX Sports

Everyone knows how important the results are for CDS and Co. this season. Many would agree, maybe cautiously until we see some SEC opponents, the pen looks much deeper and the order has enough punch to score. That said noone can predict just how good and if they can stay healthy. That's not doom and gloom, just cutting my usual tendency to enjoy the hype and excitement I have for this team. However, for the sake of this conversation let's assume a dream and 2017 is a special run that goes beyond the SEC Tourney. I'm not certain that's enough for an AD like this. If he is predisposed, like it seems, to having his own coaches, it could be tough for those of us who see what CDS, AT, and Slim plus TH Dir. of P Dev have coming. The only idea I have that is proven to work is money. If they win enough to generate some involvement from deep pockets that are pro CDS, he and we should be fine. Otherwise we will probably be discussing the AD's former coach picks...like Assoc Head Coach Mitch Gaspard in his first season at K State after termination from Alabama.
 
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StarRaider said:
D1 apparently considers head-to-head (and a series sweep) while BA must not think that between the foul lines results matter all that much.
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BA has been very "Carolina Centric" for a while as if you look they have always over inflated North Carolina especially in their polls.

ECU was swept in a hostile venue however in opening weekend. They'll cruise in that conference and let their fans down in regional or super regional play again. Just like every other team in North Carolina.
 
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GuRu said:
Does anyone have any ideas how the new AD will affect the baseball program. For example will he be willing to put money toward the program that it hasn't seen in the past? I'm also curious if he will want "his hires". I hope this season continues the way it has start. I want Serrano to be here for a long time and I think he has made changes in who he recruits. Now that he has figured it out he has a new boss and will he be looking to make a change to get his guy?
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I've been thinking about this for quite some time and I hesitated to post about it in the Baseball forum during the search process for fear of the riff raff that might come down.

However, the hire has been made and it now seems to be fair to speculate.

I wanted the guy Alabama chose because of ASU's success in baseball.

It is obviously true that the success of the football program is the engine that makes success in the non revenue sports possible. Especially in the SEC.

However, it seems that at Tennessee, the focus is too football centric. We haven't won a conference championship in baseball in twenty years. We haven't made the NCAA tourney in over a decade.

In that span, the SEC has arguably become the best conference in Baseball. Almost every game is televised/streamed and other SEC schools are pouring millions into their baseball programs. We are at the bottom of the SEC in terms of facilities but don't take my word for it, take Todd Helton's.

My fear about hiring a "Tennessee" guy is that this mentality , this attitude, that "as long as football is good nothing else matters" would continue. This hire does not relieve that fear.

As it pertains to CDS...I think he needs to have his best year. He's been given a very fair shot here in terms of time, though maybe not all the necessary resources. Obviously he is well liked and everyone respects him as a man and a baseball coach. I think it's fair to say that most folks are rooting for him, but at some point there needs to be some success and in baseball success is making the NCAA Tournament. Off the field and in the classroom and in terms of relationships in recruiting as well as summer ball and Team USA, the program is in good shape and the same could not be said when he took over.

My strongly held opinion is a simple one...the best case scenario for Tennessee baseball is for Coach Serrano to succeed this season and take the decision off the table because if he does not...who knows what will happen.


GBO!!!
 
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vol66 said:
I've been thinking about this for quite some time and I hesitated to post about it in the Baseball forum during the search process for fear of the riff raff that might come down.

However, the hire has been made and it now seems to be fair to speculate.

I wanted the guy Alabama chose because of ASU's success in baseball.

It is obviously true that the success of the football program is the engine that makes success in the non revenue sports possible. Especially in the SEC.

However, it seems that at Tennessee, the focus is too football centric. We haven't won a conference championship in baseball in twenty years. We haven't made the NCAA tourney in over a decade.

In that span, the SEC has arguably become the best conference in Baseball. Almost every game is televised/streamed and other SEC schools are pouring millions into their baseball programs. We are at the bottom of the SEC in terms of facilities but don't take my word for it, take Todd Helton's.

My fear about hiring a "Tennessee" guy is that this mentality , this attitude, that "as long as football is good nothing else matters" would continue. This hire does not relieve that fear.

As it pertains to CDS...I think he needs to have his best year. He's been given a very fair shot here in terms of time, though maybe not all the necessary resources. Obviously he is well liked and everyone respects him as a man and a baseball coach. I think it's fair to say that most folks are rooting for him, but at some point there needs to be some success and in baseball success is making the NCAA Tournament. Off the field and in the classroom and in terms of relationships in recruiting as well as summer ball and Team USA, the program is in good shape and the same could not be said when he took over.

My strongly held opinion is a simple one...the best case scenario for Tennessee baseball is for Coach Serrano to succeed this season and take the decision off the table because if he does not...who knows what will happen.


GBO!!!
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Very well said 66 and spot on....all Team 2017 can do is go out and play to win and let the chips fall where they may.
 
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66 thanks for your response... I think this is a huge year for ut baseball. It's a very young team and can really build into something. I hope it turns into a special season
 
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#142
still no love for the home team.......

D1 Baseball's Top 25, 3/6/17

1 TCU 10-1 4-0 1
2 Florida 10-2 4-1 2
3 Florida State 9-2 4-0 3
4 Oregon State 10-1 3-0 7
5 Louisville 12-0 4-0 9
6 Texas Tech 11-2 3-1 10
7 LSU 9-3 2-2 4
8 South Carolina 7-5 2-2 5
9 Arizona 10-1 2-1 14
10 Virginia 11-1 4-1 13
11 Cal State Fullerton 5-4 1-1 12
12 Stanford 9-3 4-1 19
13 North Carolina 9-3 2-3 8
14 Clemson 8-3 3-1 20
15 UL Lafayette 6-4 3-1 16
16 Ole Miss 7-4 0-4 11
17 Texas A&M 9-3 2-2 15
18 East Carolina 8-3 4-0 18
19 St. John's 10-1 3-1 22
20 NC State 6-5 2-3 6
21 Coastal Carolina 9-5 5-1 23
22 Baylor 11-1 3-1 NR
23 Houston 7-3 2-1 25
24 Michigan 9-3 2-1 NR
25 Vanderbilt 7-5 3-2 17

Dropped Out
Texas 7-6 2-3 21
Arkansas 8-3 2-3 24



Baseball America's Top 25, 3/6/17

Team
1. Texas Christian 10-1 4-0 1
2. Florida State 9-2 4-0 2
3. Florida 10-2 4-1 3
4. Louisville 11-0 4-0 6
5. Oregon State 10-1 3-0 8
6. Louisiana State 9-3 2-2 4
7. Cal State Fullerton 5-4 1-1 7
8. East Carolina 8-3 4-0 9
9. Clemson 8-3 3-1 15
10. South Carolina 7-5 2-2 5
11. Arizona 10-1 2-1 19
12. Washington 7-4 3-1 11
13. Virginia 11-1 4-1 12
14. Texas Tech 11-2 3-1 21
15. Louisiana-Lafayette 6-4 3-1 16
16. Stanford 9-3 4-1 22
17. North Carolina 9-3 2-3 13
18. Coastal Carolina 9-5 4-1 18
19. Georgia Tech 9-2 3-1 17
20. North Carolina State 6-5 2-3 10
21. Mississippi 7-4 0-4 20
22. St. John’s 10-1 3-1 NR
23. Oklahoma State 6-5 2-2 24
24. Baylor 11-1 3-1 NR
25. Texas A&M 9-3 3-2 25

Dropping out: Vanderbilt (14), UC Santa Barbara (23)
 
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So does anyone know how this works? TN TECH fans can watch live on phone, tablet, computer, or smart TV. Sure would be cool if we could get all the Basevol games like this for folks who can't get to LN. I bet there are more than a few... anybody?
 

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both are captains of this years team......
 
#145
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GManVFL said:
So does anyone know how this works? TN TECH fans can watch live on phone, tablet, computer, or smart TV. Sure would be cool if we could get all the Basevol games like this for folks who can't get to LN. I bet there are more than a few... anybody?
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the UT Athletic Department in the past have not elected to fund streaming of this nature for non-rev sports.
 
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Baseball America's Top 25, 3/13/17

1. Louisville 15-0 4-0 4
2. Florida State 13-3 4-1 2
3. Texas Christian 12-3 2-2 1
4. Oregon State 14-1 4-0 5
5. Florida 12-5 2-3 3
6. Louisiana State 12-4 3-1 6
7. Cal State Fullerton 9-5 4-1 7
8. East Carolina 12-4 4-1 8
9. Clemson 12-3 4-0 9
10. South Carolina 11-5 4-0 10
11. Texas Tech 14-3 3-1 14
12. Arizona 13-2 3-1 11
13. North Carolina 12-4 3-1 17
14. Louisiana-Lafayette 9-4 3-0 15
15. Virginia 13-3 2-2 13
16. Baylor 14-2 3-1 24
17. Stanford 11-5 2-2 16
18. Mississippi 11-5 4-1 21
19. St. John’s 12-2 2-1 22
20. Coastal Carolina 11-7 2-2 18
21. Florida Gulf Coast 14-3 4-1 NR
22. Texas A&M 14-3 5-0 25
23. Oklahoma State 9-6 2-1 23
24. Michigan 12-3 3-0 NR
25. Washington 9-6 2-2 12

Dropped out: Georgia Tech (19), North Carolina State (20)

D-1 Baseball's should be out shortly......some of these rankings are baffling IMO!
 
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OldTimer said:
Baseball America's Top 25, 3/13/17

1. Louisville 15-0 4-0 4
2. Florida State 13-3 4-1 2
3. Texas Christian 12-3 2-2 1
4. Oregon State 14-1 4-0 5
5. Florida 12-5 2-3 3
6. Louisiana State 12-4 3-1 6
7. Cal State Fullerton 9-5 4-1 7
8. East Carolina 12-4 4-1 8
9. Clemson 12-3 4-0 9
10. South Carolina 11-5 4-0 10
11. Texas Tech 14-3 3-1 14
12. Arizona 13-2 3-1 11
13. North Carolina 12-4 3-1 17
14. Louisiana-Lafayette 9-4 3-0 15
15. Virginia 13-3 2-2 13
16. Baylor 14-2 3-1 24
17. Stanford 11-5 2-2 16
18. Mississippi 11-5 4-1 21
19. St. John’s 12-2 2-1 22
20. Coastal Carolina 11-7 2-2 18
21. Florida Gulf Coast 14-3 4-1 NR
22. Texas A&M 14-3 5-0 25
23. Oklahoma State 9-6 2-1 23
24. Michigan 12-3 3-0 NR
25. Washington 9-6 2-2 12

Dropped out: Georgia Tech (19), North Carolina State (20)

D-1 Baseball's should be out shortly......some of these rankings are baffling IMO!
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D1 Baseball's Top 25, 3/13/17

1 Florida State 13-3 4-1 3
2 Oregon State 14-1 4-0 4
3 TCU 12-3 2-2 1
4 Louisville 15-0 4-0 5
5 Florida 12-5 2-3 2
6 Texas Tech 14-3 3-1 6
7 LSU 12-4 3-1 7
8 South Carolina 11-5 4-0 8
9 Arizona 13-2 3-1 9
10 Cal State Fullerton 9-5 4-1 11
11 North Carolina 12-4 3-1 13
12 Stanford 11-5 2-2 12
13 Clemson 12-3 4-0 14
14 Virginia 13-3 2-2 10
15 UL Lafayette 9-4 3-0 15
16 Ole Miss 11-5 4-1 16
17 Texas A&M 14-3 5-0 17
18 East Carolina 12-4 4-1 18
19 St. John's 12-2 2-1 19
20 Baylor 14-2 3-1 22
21 Michigan 12-3 3-0 24
22 Florida Gulf Coast 14-3 4-1 NR
23 Coastal Carolina 11-7 2-2 21
24 Vanderbilt 11-6 4-1 25
25 San Diego 10-3 4-0 NR

Dropped Out
NC State 8-8 2-3 20
Houston 9-5 2-2 23
 
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mr.checkerboards said:
Which poll had us ranked last week?
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Collegiate Baseball, here is their poll from last week:

Rank Team (2017 Record) Points Pvs
1. Texas Christian (10-1) 496 1
2. Florida (10-2) 494 2
3. Oregon St. (10-1) 492 4
4. Arizona (10-1) 489 5
5. Louisville (11-0) 487 6
6. Louisiana St. (9-3) 486 3
7. Virginia (11-1) 483 8
8. Florida St. (9-2) 480 10
9. St. John’s (10-1) 478 16
10. Baylor (11-1) 478 17
11. Texas A&M (9-3) 477 11
12. Texas Tech. (11-2) 475 12
13. Oklahoma (13-1) 472 18
14. North Carolina (9-3) 469 7
15. Clemson (8-3) 465 22
16. Dallas Baptist (8-3) 462 23
17. Stanford (9-3) 459 25
18. South Carolina (7-5) 456 13
19. Michigan (9-3) 453 —
20. East Carolina (8-3) 450 —
21. Vanderbilt (7-5) 446 14
22. Cal. St. Fullerton (5-4) 442 15
23. Coastal Carolina (9-5) 440 —
24. Florida Gulf Coast (10-2) 438 —
25. Tennessee (9-1) 437 —
26. Missouri (10-1) 434 —
27. Missouri St. (10-1) 433 —
28. Louisiana-Lafayette (6-4) 429 28
29. Washington (7-4) 424 29
30. Mississippi (7-4)
 
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OldTimer said:
Baseball America's Top 25, 3/13/17

1. Louisville 15-0 4-0 4
2. Florida State 13-3 4-1 2
3. Texas Christian 12-3 2-2 1
4. Oregon State 14-1 4-0 5
5. Florida 12-5 2-3 3
6. Louisiana State 12-4 3-1 6
7. Cal State Fullerton 9-5 4-1 7
8. East Carolina 12-4 4-1 8
9. Clemson 12-3 4-0 9
10. South Carolina 11-5 4-0 10
11. Texas Tech 14-3 3-1 14
12. Arizona 13-2 3-1 11
13. North Carolina 12-4 3-1 17
14. Louisiana-Lafayette 9-4 3-0 15
15. Virginia 13-3 2-2 13
16. Baylor 14-2 3-1 24
17. Stanford 11-5 2-2 16
18. Mississippi 11-5 4-1 21
19. St. John’s 12-2 2-1 22
20. Coastal Carolina 11-7 2-2 18
21. Florida Gulf Coast 14-3 4-1 NR
22. Texas A&M 14-3 5-0 25
23. Oklahoma State 9-6 2-1 23
24. Michigan 12-3 3-0 NR
25. Washington 9-6 2-2 12

Dropped out: Georgia Tech (19), North Carolina State (20)

D-1 Baseball's should be out shortly......some of these rankings are baffling IMO!
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D1 Baseball's Top 25, 3/13/17

1 Florida State 13-3 4-1 3
2 Oregon State 14-1 4-0 4
3 TCU 12-3 2-2 1
4 Louisville 15-0 4-0 5
5 Florida 12-5 2-3 2
6 Texas Tech 14-3 3-1 6
7 LSU 12-4 3-1 7
8 South Carolina 11-5 4-0 8
9 Arizona 13-2 3-1 9
10 Cal State Fullerton 9-5 4-1 11
11 North Carolina 12-4 3-1 13
12 Stanford 11-5 2-2 12
13 Clemson 12-3 4-0 14
14 Virginia 13-3 2-2 10
15 UL Lafayette 9-4 3-0 15
16 Ole Miss 11-5 4-1 16
17 Texas A&M 14-3 5-0 17
18 East Carolina 12-4 4-1 18
19 St. John's 12-2 2-1 19
20 Baylor 14-2 3-1 22
21 Michigan 12-3 3-0 24
22 Florida Gulf Coast 14-3 4-1 NR
23 Coastal Carolina 11-7 2-2 21
24 Vanderbilt 11-6 4-1 25
25 San Diego 10-3 4-0 NR

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NC State 8-8 2-3 20
Houston 9-5 2-2 23
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Collegiate Baseball's Top 30, 3-13-17

Rank Team (2017 Record) Points Pvs
1. Oregon St. (14-1) 495 3
2. Louisville (15-0) 494 5
3. Texas Christian (12-3) 492 1
4. Texas Tech. (14-3) 489 12
5. Arizona (13-2) 486 4
6. Florida St. (13-3) 485 8
7. Louisiana St. (12-4) 483 6
8. Florida (12-5) 480 2
9. St. John’s (12-2) 478 9
10. Baylor (14-2) 476 10
11. Texas A&M (14-3) 474 11
12. Oklahoma (17-2) 473 13
13. North Carolina (12-4) 470 14
14. Clemson (12-3) 469 15
15. Virginia (13-3) 465 7
16. South Carolina (11-5) 462 18
17. Michigan (12-3) 459 19
18. East Carolina (12-4) 456 20
19. Vanderbilt (11-6) 453 21
20. Stanford (11-5) 450 17
21. Cal. St. Fullerton (9-5) 446 22
22. Florida Gulf Coast (14-3) 444 24
23. Missouri (15-1) 443 26
24. Tennessee (11-2) 440 25
25. U.C. Irvine (9-5) 437 —
26. San Diego (10-3) 434 —
27. Texas (12-6) 433 —
28. Louisiana-Lafayette (9-4) 430 28
29. Oregon (11-4) 426 —
30. Mississippi (11-5) 424 30
 
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