College baseball program rankings

[anon1758050382]

Objective program rankings based on results in the NCAA tournament since 1999 (26 seasons)

rank	program	weighted points
1	LSU	5.823
2	Texas	4.594
3	Oregon State	4.177
4	South Carolina	4.083
5	Florida	3.938
6	Vanderbilt	3.781
7	Miami (FL)	3.510
8	Stanford	3.104
9	Cal State Fullerton	2.896
10	North Carolina	2.708
11	Florida State	2.667
12	Virginia	2.646
13	Mississippi State	2.615
14	Rice	2.396
15	Arkansas	2.365
16	UCLA	2.281
17	Arizona	2.146
18	Coastal Carolina	1.958
19	Ole Miss	1.854
20	Tennessee	1.844
21	TCU	1.760
22	Texas A&M	1.688
23	Clemson	1.500
24	Louisville	1.427
25	Georgia	1.250
25	Arizona State	1.250

Other programs of note:
28. Oklahoma
37. Auburn
37. Alabama
41. Southern Miss
47. Kentucky
69. Missouri

points weighted by national finish:

finish	points
national title	1
national runner-up	0.5
CWS T-3rd	0.25
CWS T-5th	0.16666667
CWS T-7th	0.125
super regional	0.0625
regional runner-up	0.03125
regional 3rd	0.02083333

 

[OG Goat Holder]

Can you run it for when the tournament started playing a 3 games series for the championship? Think that was 2003. Probably won't change too much, but still the most apt comparison.

 

[onewoof]

Weighting is off and a rolling last 10 years is best

 

[GoToHellOleMiss.sixpack]

That looks about right.

You should have told everyone in advance that you were planning on posting this info so that the preshitters could have had their say.

 

[dog99walker]

Southern MS should be higher than 41.

 

[dog99walker]

And, we had some bad years in the early 2000’s.

 

[Leeshouldveflanked]

Weighting is off and a rolling last 10 years is best

Last 10 years is when a larger percentage of schools actually started trying to be competitive

 

[DerHntr]

That looks about right.

You should have told everyone in advance that you were planning on posting this info so that the preshitters could have had their say.

A pre-post preshitter warning?

 

[anon1758050382]

Can you run it for when the tournament started playing a 3 games series for the championship? Think that was 2003. Probably won't change too much, but still the most apt comparison.

2003-present:

rank	program
1	LSU
2	Oregon State
3	Florida
4	Vanderbilt
5	South Carolina
6	Texas
7	Virginia
8	North Carolina
9	Mississippi State
10	Cal State Fullerton
11	Arkansas
12	UCLA
13	Arizona
14	Rice
15	Coastal Carolina
16	Ole Miss
17	Florida State
18	TCU
19	Stanford
20	Tennessee
21	Texas A&M
22	Louisville
23	Miami (FL)
24	Arizona State
25	Fresno State

 

[CaptainFalcon]

It’s a hard sport to look at over a long period of time. 10 years ago Rice and Fullerton were still relevant and Tennessee was in the middle of a 14 year NCAAT drought.

 

[anon1758050382]

Weighting is off and a rolling last 10 years is best

2015-present (10 seasons):

rank	program
1	LSU
2	Florida
3	Vanderbilt
4	Coastal Carolina
5	Oregon State
6	Mississippi State
7	Virginia
8	Tennessee
9	Arkansas
10	Ole Miss
11	TCU
11	Texas A&M
13	Louisville
14	Florida State
15	Arizona
16	Texas Tech
17	Texas
18	Oklahoma
19	North Carolina
20	Michigan
21	NC State
22	Stanford
23	Oklahoma State
24	Auburn
25	Miami (FL)

 

[OG Goat Holder]

It’s a hard sport to look at over a long period of time. 10 years ago Rice and Fullerton were still relevant and Tennessee was in the middle of a 14 year NCAAT drought.

Miami is the crazy one to me. Talk about a national power that has fallen off the map.

And it's not just money. The areas that are playing a lot of youth baseball have shifted.

 

[MagnoliaHunter]

A pre-post preshitter warning?

This is stupid. Everyone knows that it was a post-preshitter warning. haha.

 

[Bulldogbilly]

2015-present (10 seasons):

rank	program
1	LSU
2	Florida
3	Vanderbilt
4	Coastal Carolina
5	Oregon State
6	Mississippi State
7	Virginia
8	Tennessee
9	Arkansas
10	Ole Miss
11	TCU
11	Texas A&M
13	Louisville
14	Florida State
15	Arizona
16	Texas Tech
17	Texas
18	Oklahoma
19	North Carolina
20	Michigan
21	NC State
22	Stanford
23	Oklahoma State
24	Auburn
25	Miami (FL)

Seven of the top ten are SEC teams, and we just hired the coach of the only ACC team in the top ten. The neighbor we have to play in is just insanely tough. Can’t wait to see what kind of team we put on the field next year.