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2024 Top 100 College Baseball Programs: By The Numbers • D1Baseball

Our 2024 countdown of the Top 100 College Baseball Programs is over. Here's a look at the full list, along with some factoids and visual aids.

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I think #8 is about right for State.

I think Texas is way too low at #9.

Based on recent success, Vanderbilt at #4 is fine, but I expect them to slide in the new landscape.

No offense to the national champs, but Tennessee at #2 seems high. If their coach left, they wouldn't be a top program, which means they aren't a top program.

 

[Seinfeld]

Fully agree that somewhere around #8 is where State should be, but disagree that it’s where Lemonis has us today.

It’s at least debatable as to whether he’s running a Top 25 program any longer

 

[MStateDawg]

No offense to the national champs, but Tennessee at #2 seems high.

D1 puts together these rankings based on the past 10 years of on field results with an emphasis on the last 5 years.

 

[OG Goat Holder]

No offense to the national champs, but Tennessee at #2 seems high. If their coach left, they wouldn't be a top program, which means they aren't a top program.

While I agree that most of their success if Vitello, the longer he stays there, the more tradition and program potential they amass. That's how it starts. And honestly, they should be #1 at this point. Their 2021-2024 success could dang near rival any 4 year run. Maybe South Carolina 2010-2013? Or LSU 1996-1999?

 

[FormerBully]

The fall of Vanderbilt has begun. They will bot be top ten in two years.

 

[Maroon Eagle]

Number 8 nationally

8 out of the Top 10 are SEC schools

All of the Top 5 are SEC members

The two Top 10 non-SEC schools (UVA at 6 and #10 FSU) are in the ACC.