NCAA Baseball Week 7 Standings
Week 7 sees an almighty reshuffle in the top five college baseball programs after Tennessee swept top-ranked Ole Miss to stake their own claim
In a historic moment, the Tennessee Volunteers climbed from number five to number one after sweeping former top team Ole Miss to dethrone the Rebels. This marks the first time the Vols have been at the top of the rankings in the eight-year history of the list.
Tennessee baseball is ranked No. 1 in:
— Jack Foster (@jackfostertv) March 28, 2022
-D1 Baseball Top 25
-Perfect Game USA
-Collegiate Baseball
-USA Today Coaches Poll
-Baseball America
The #Vols are the unanimous number one team in the country. https://t.co/DsssiNINPb
Tennessee is now riding a 15-game win streak going into their midweek contest against Western Carolina on Wednesday, and Tennessee’s 6-0 SEC start is their best in more than fifty five years.
Who won in the College Baseball Top 5?
Ole Miss starts strong at Auburn
Arkansas climbed one spot to number two after their taking the series against Missouri, and Vanderbilt tumbles to number nine after dropping their series to the Gamecocks. Ole Miss fell ten spots with their losses to Tennesse and LSU climb off the floor with wins over Florida, to put those two schools at 13 and 14 respectively
BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS FOR THE TIGERS 😤 @LSUbaseball pic.twitter.com/Aq4mVUNCjx
— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) March 26, 2022
Stanford and Mississippi State both fell out of the rankings and made way for Miami and Oregon to enter at 17 and 21. The reigning national champions are having a rough start to the season and have lost series to Long Beach State, Tulane, and Georgia so far this year.
Mississippi State accused Tulane’s pitcher of using pine tar after mowing them down. College Baseball is the best. pic.twitter.com/tkHsewj4V4
— The Dore Report (@dore_report) March 5, 2021
Week 7 NCAA Division I Baseball Top Twenty Five
- Tennessee (23-1)
- Arkansas (18-4)
- Oregon State (17-5)
- Virginia (22-2)
- Florida State (16-7)
- Oklahoma State (18-6)
- Texas Tech (20-5)
- Texas (19-7)
- Vanderbilt (19-4)
- Ole Miss (16-7)
- Louisville (19-5)
- TCU (18-5)
- LSU (17-7)
- Florida (17-7)
- Arizona (17-7)
- Notre Dame (12-5)
- Miami (17-6)
- North Carolina (18-6)
- Dallas Baptist (15-8)
- Texas State (20-5)
- Oregon (16-7)
- Georgia Tech (16-9)
- Georgia (18-6)
- Gonzaga (16-6)
- UConn (17-5)