Updated D1Baseball Top 25 rankings revealed following conference championships
The college baseball conference championships have ended and 64 teams are preparing to play in the NCAA Baseball Tournament. As the final bracket of the season is set to begin, D1Baseball has released their updated Top 25 rankings with some major shakeups from the teams that shined or fell flat during their conference tournaments.
Once again and for the final time, Tennessee holds the number one spot after winning the SEC title. Right behind them, Stanford and Oregon State jumped over Virginia Tech as the top four remained largely intact. Both East Carolina and North Carolina jumped way up the rankings, along with Oklahoma, after all three won their respective conference titles.
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The conference tournaments helped paint a final picture of which teams are expected to perform as the NCAA Baseball Tournament begins — reinforcing the case for favorites and throwing question marks on teams that exited early.
Updated D1Baseball Top 25 rankings after conference championships
- Tennessee Volunteers
- Stanford Cardinal
- Oregon State Beavers
- Virginia Tech Hokies
- Texas A&M Aggies
- Oklahoma State Cowboys
- Miami Hurricanes
- Louisville Cardinals
- Oklahoma Sooners (from 22)
- East Carolina Pirates (from 23)
- North Carolina Tar Heels (from UR)
- Maryland Terrapins
- Texas State Bobcats
- Gonzaga Bulldogs
- Southern Miss Golden Eagles
- Texas Longhorns
- Notre Dame Fighting Irish
- Florida Gators (from UR)
- UCLA Bruins
- UC Santa Barbara Guachos
- Georgia Southern Eagles (from UR)
- TCU Horned Frogs
- Arkansas Razorbacks (from 13)
- Texas Tech Red Raiders (from 8)
- Auburn Tigers
With the teams that rose up through the ranks, several teams fell in their place. The biggest drops belong to Texas Tech and Arkansas, dropping from No. 8 and No. 13 respectively. North Carolina, Florida and Georgia Southern joined the list from being unranked last time — and in their place Virginia, LSU and Grand Canyon have fallen off the top 25 completely. Virginia was ranked 15th before the ACC Tournament.