Baseball Top 25 Polls (2/24)

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D1Baseball Top 25 (2/24)
1. Texas A&M (5-1)
2. LSU (6-1)
3. Tennessee (7-0)
4. Arkansas (6-1)
5. North Carolina (6-0)
6. Georgia (8-1)
7. Florida State (7-0)
8. Florida (7-0)
9. Oregon State (5-2)
10. Virginia (3-3)
11. Oregon (6-2)
12. Wake Forest (7-1)
13. Clemson (6-1)
14. Vanderbilt (7-1)
15. Texas (5-1)
16. Oklahoma (6-0)
17. Duke (4-3)
18. Mississippi State (6-1)
19. Dallas Baptist (6-1)
20. UC-Santa Barbara (6-1)
21. Troy (6-1)
22. Southern Mississippi (7-1)
23. Cincinnati (4-2)
24. Mississippi (6-1)
25. TCU (5-2)

Dropped Out
North Carolina State (#12), Oklahoma State (#19), Nebraska (#23)

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Baseball America Top 25 (2/24)
1. Texas A&M (5-1)
2. Tennessee (7-0)
3. LSU (6-1)
4. Arkansas (6-1)
5. Florida State (7-0)
6. Florida (7-0)
7. Clemson (6-1)
8. Virginia (3-3)
9. North Carolina (6-0)
10. Georgia (8-1)
11. Oregon State (5-2)
12. Texas (5-1)
13. Vanderbilt (7-1)
14. Wake Forest (7-1)
15. Mississippi State (6-1)
16. Oklahoma State (2-3)
17. Duke (4-3)
18. Dallas Baptist (6-1)
19. Oregon (6-2)
20. UC-Irvine (4-3)
21. UC-Santa Barbara (6-1)
22. North Carolina State (3-4)
23. Kentucky (4-1)
24. TCU (5-2)
25. Alabama (8-0)

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Perfect Game Top 25 (2/24)
1. Texas A&M (5-1)
2. LSU (6-1)
3. Georgia (8-1)
4. Tennessee (7-0)
5. Florida State (7-0)
6. Texas (5-1)
7. Clemson (6-1)
8. North Carolina (6-0)
9. Virginia (3-3)
10. Florida (7-0)
11. Arkansas (6-1)
12. Oklahoma (6-0)
13. Oregon State (5-2)
14. Vanderbilt (7-1)
15. Oregon (6-2)
16. Wake Forest (7-1)
17. Dallas Baptist (6-1)
18. Duke (4-3)
19. TCU (5-2)
20. Coastal Carolina (6-2)
21. West Virginia (6-0)
22. UC-Santa Barbara (6-1)
23. Stanford (7-0)
24. Arizona (4-3)
25. Auburn (7-1)

Also Considered
Alabama, Louisville, Mississippi State, Southern Mississippi, South Carolina

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USA Today Coaches Top 25 (2/24)
1. Tennessee (18) (7-0)
2. Texas A&M (11) (5-1)
3. LSU (6-1)
4. Arkansas (6-1)
5. Florida State (1) (7-0)
6. North Carolina (6-0)
7. Florida (7-0)
8. Georgia (8-1)
9. Clemson (6-1)
10. Oregon State (5-2)
11. Virginia (3-3)
12. Vanderbilt (7-1)
13. Wake Forest (7-1)
14. Texas (5-1)
15. Oregon (6-2)
16. Mississippi State (6-1)
17. Oklahoma (6-0)
18. Dallas Baptist (6-1)
19. UC-Santa Barbara (6-1)
20. Alabama (8-0)
21. Duke (4-3)
22. TCU (5-2)
23. Southern Mississippi (7-1)
24. Troy (6-1)
25. Oklahoma State (2-3)

Dropped Out
North Carolina State (#16), Arizona (#20), Kentucky (#24)

Others Receiving Votes
Kentucky, UC-Irvine, South Carolina, Auburn, Mississippi, North Carolina State, Stanford, Coastal Carolina, Cincinnati, Arizona State, Kansas, West Virginia, UCLA, Central Florida, Louisville, Florida Atlantic, Hawaii, Arizona, Georgia Tech, Tulane, Nebraska, Michigan, College of Charleston, Stetson, Kansas State

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NCBWA Division I Top 25 (2/24)
1. Texas A&M (5-1)
2. Tennessee (7-0)
3. LSU (6-1)
4. Arkansas (6-1)
5. North Carolina (6-0)
6. Florida State (7-0)
7. Florida (7-0)
8. Oregon State (5-2)
9. Georgia (8-1)
10. Clemson (6-1)
11. Wake Forest (7-1)
12. Oregon (6-2)
13. Virginia (3-3)
14. Vanderbilt (7-1)
15. Texas (5-1)
16. Mississippi State (6-1)
17. Dallas Baptist (6-1)
18. UC-Santa Barbara (6-1)
19. TCU (5-2)
20. Troy (6-1)
21. Southern Mississippi (7-1)
22. West Virginia (6-0)
23. Michigan State (6-1)
24. North Carolina State (4-3)
25. Duke (4-3)

Others Receiving Votes (listed alphabetically)
Alabama, Alabama-Birmingham, Arizona State, Auburn, Baylor, Central Florida, Cincinnati, Coastal Carolina, Charleston Southern, East Tennessee State, Florida Atlantic, Florida International, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Georgia Tech, Hawaii, High Point, Houston, Illinois, Incarnate Word, Indiana State, Jacksonville State, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana Tech, Maryland, McNeese State, Miami (FL), Michigan, Mississippi, Nebraska, Northeastern, North Florida, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oral Roberts, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Richmond, South Alabama, South Carolina, Southeastern Louisiana, Stanford, Stetson, Texas State, Tulane, UC-Irvine, UCLA, USC, Utah, Virginia Military Institute, Western Kentucky, Winthrop, Wofford