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College | Rankings | 5/16/2022

College Baseball Top 25: May 16

Vincent Cervino

Craig Cozart

Photo: Texas Tech Athletics

This weekend marked the first weekend of the season where the PG Top 25 didn’t feature a new team into the mix. The two obvious next candidates in are Maryland, who looks to be the consensus top team in the Big Ten, and Vanderbilt, who took another weekend series on the road at Arkansas and now find themselves as potential Regional hosts with a strong finish to the season.

Tennessee holds steady at No. 1, taking care of business on the road at Georgia and subsequently locking up the top seed in Hoover for the SEC Tournament in a couple of weeks. Oregon State lost their first conference series of the season, but only drop to No. 3 thanks to the quality of their resume up to this point. Virginia Tech jumps to No. 2 after taking two-of-three from Louisville as they sit just one game behind Miami, at No. 7, atop the Coastal division of the ACC. Speaking of the ACC, Florida State jumps five spots to No. 6 after taking two-of-three from rival Miami.

Rank	Team		Prev. Rank	Period Rec.	Overall Rec.
1		Tennessee	1	(3-1)	(45-7)
2		Virginia Tech	3	(3-1)	(36-11)
3		Oregon State	2	(2-2)	(40-11)
4		Texas A&M	10	(3-0)	(33-16)
5		Texas Tech	15	(4-0)	(35-16)
6		Florida State	11	(4-1)	(32-18)
7		Miami	5	(2-2)	(37-14)
8		Arkansas	6	(1-2)	(37-14)
9		Oklahoma State	4	(0-4)	(34-17)
10		Gonzaga	12	(4-0)	(32-13)
11		Notre Dame	13	(3-1)	(33-11)
12		Stanford	17	(4-0)	(33-14)
13		Louisville	8	(2-2)	(35-15-1)
14		UCONN	7	(2-2)	(42-10)
15		Virginia	18	(3-1)	(37-13)
16		Texas	16	(1-0)	(35-17)
17		Southern Miss	14	(2-2)	(38-14)
18		UC Santa Barbara	19	(4-0)	(37-11)
19		Auburn	22	(3-0)	(35-16)
20		LSU	9	(1-3)	(33-18)
21		Grand Canyon	20	(3-1)	(36-17)
22		Oklahoma	21	(2-1)	(31-18)
23		UCLA	23	(3-1)	(33-18)
24		Texas State	24	(3-0)	(41-11)
25		East Carolina	25	(4-0)	(34-18)