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College  | Story  | 4/16/2012

PG Top 50: Going wild in Waco

Kendall Rogers     
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Florida State certainly didn't have a tremendous week, but hit the road and took two of three from Boston College. Earlier last week, the Seminoles dropped a midweek bout to rival Florida. Even with a couple of setbacks, the Seminoles remain atop the PG Top 50 rankings.

Kentucky remains in the No. 2 spot following a huge road series win over Arkansas. The Wildcats likely would've assumed the top spot in this week's rankings if not for a rough midweek hiccup against Louisville. Meanwhile, LSU moved from No. 4 to No. 3 after another outstanding week, while Florida moved from No. 5 to No. 4 and Texas A&M rounds out the top five after coming in at No. 3 last week.

Baylor and South Carolina entered the top 10 this week. The Bears extended their incredible nation-leading winning streak to 19 games with a road series sweep over Kansas State, while the Gamecocks now have won three-straight SEC series after sweeping Mississippi State at home.

Also worth noting, Oregon climbed from No. 18 to No. 11 after earning a road series win over Stanford, while the Cardinal dropped from No. 7 to No. 13. Arkansas is another team that took a plunge this week, moving from No. 8 to No. 16 after going 1-3 last week with a midweek loss to Oklahoma and a weekend series loss to Kentucky.

Teams that dropped out of this week's rankings include Texas State, Washington, Stetson and Portland. Meanwhile, Gonzaga, Maryland, Tulane and Southeastern Louisiana were new entrants this week.

The PG Top 50 is released each Monday morning during the college baseball season.


PERFECT GAME COLLEGE TOP 50
Rk. Team Last week Prev.
1. Florida State (29-7)
2-2 1
2. Kentucky (32-5)
2-2 2
3. Louisiana State (30-7)
5-0 4
4. Florida (28-8)
3-1 5
5. Texas A&M (28-8)
2-2
3
6. North Carolina (27-9)
4-0 9
7. UCLA (24-8)
3-1 10
8. Baylor (30-7)
5-0 13
9. South Carolina (27-10)
4-1 12
10. Arizona (24-11)
1-2 6
11. Oregon (24-10)
4-1 18
12.
Cal State Fullerton (23-12)
2-2 11
13. Stanford (22-9) 3-2 7
14. Rice (27-11)
4-0 14
15. Purdue (28-5)
4-0 15
16. Arkansas (25-10)
1-3 8
17. Central Florida (30-8)
4-1 16
18. San Diego (29-8)
4-0
20
19. North Carolina State (24-10)
3-1 21
20.
Arizona State (23-13)
4-1
22
21. Texas (20-13) 3-1 25
22. Miami (Fla.) (25-11)
1-3 17
23. Mississippi (24-12)
3-2
19
24. East Carolina (25-10)
3-2 24
25. Oregon State (23-11)
5-0 26
26. Georgia (22-14)
3-1 35
27. New Mexico State (27-10)
2-1
37
28. Sam Houston State (25-10)
2-1 38
29. Louisville (25-11)
2-2 23
30. Oklahoma (22-14)
4-0 41
31.
Gonzaga (25-9)
5-0 NR
32. Pepperdine (22-14)
3-1 44
33. Appalachian State (25-9)
1-3 27
34. Virginia (23-13)
2-3 31
35. Cal Poly (21-13)
1-3 28
36.
Dallas Baptist (24-10)
3-1 46
37. Missouri State (27-10) 3-0 47
38. Auburn (19-16)
2-2 30
39. Clemson (20-17)
2-3 32
40. Liberty (30-9)
3-1 42
41. Texas Christian (20-13) 4-0 48
42. Coastal Carolina (24-11)
4-1 49
43. California (19-15)
2-3 39
44. Georgia Tech (21-16)
2-2 29
45. Maryland (24-14)
3-1 NR
46. Tulane (25-11)
4-1 NR
47. Southeastern Louisiana (25-11)
3-0
NR
48. Indiana State (28-9) 2-2 45
49. Southern California (19-14)
0-4 36
50. Mississippi State (21-15)
1-3 33

Dropped out: No. 34 Texas State, No. 40 Washington, No. 43 Stetson, No. 50 Portland

Entered: Gonzaga, Maryland, Tulane, Southeastern Louisiana

Five to watch: Florida Atlantic, South Florida, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech, Nebraska


Kendall Rogers is the college baseball managing editor for Perfect Game and can be reached at kendall@perfectgame.org