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College  | Rankings  | 5/9/2022

College Top 25: May 9

Vincent Cervino      Craig Cozart     
Photo: Carter Campbell (Oklahoma Athletics)
Tennessee suffered its first series loss of the year and though they dropped two games this week, they remain at No. 1 due to their present body of work. The gap between Tennessee and the rest of the country closed a bit, but the Volunteers are still No. 1 in terms of RPI, ELO, along with leading the country in ERA by about a full run and are top-five in scoring. Oregon State is the only other team we legitimately considered at No. 1, as the Beavers finished off a 4-0 week over in-state rival Oregon. Sitting at 38-9, the Beavers have a legitimate claim for No. 1 and lead the country in fielding and are in the top-10 in terms of ERA.

The rest of the top-7 remains mostly unchanged as all the teams in that range took care of business, along with Arkansas winning a tough-fought SEC series despite a 2-2 record on the week. Louisville jumps to No. 8 after a wet weekend, weather across the country was crazy, and following the Cardinals are LSU at No. 9 and Texas A&M at No. 10.



New teams this week include Oklahoma at No. 21, Texas State at No. 24, and East Carolina at No. 25. The Sooners look like a legitimate threat to the Big 12 as they knocked off TCU this weekend and continue what is a strong postseason resume they’re building. Texas State rejoins the rankings and they sit atop a contentious Sun Belt that will likely fight for multiple postseason bids, while ECU has righted the ship from their early season struggles, hasn’t lost a conference series yet, and sits at 14-4 in AAC play, good for first place in the conference.

Rank Team Prev. Rank Period Rec. Overall Rec.
1 Tennessee 1 (2-2) (42-6)
2 Oregon State 2 (4-0) (38-9)
3 Virginia Tech 3 (2-0) (33-10)
4 Oklahoma State 4 (3-0) (34-13)
5 Miami 6 (3-0) (35-12)
6 Arkansas 5 (2-2) (36-12)
7 UCONN 7 (3-0) (40-8)
8 Louisville 11 (2-1-1) (33-13-1)
9 LSU 14 (3-1) (32-15)
10 Texas A&M 16 (3-1) (30-16)
11 Florida State 10 (2-2) (28-17)
12 Gonzaga 12 (1-0) (29-13)
13 Notre Dame 13 (0-0) (28-10)
14 Southern Miss 8 (2-2) (36-12)
15 Texas Tech 15 (1-0) (32-16)
16 Texas 20 (3-1) (34-17)
17 Stanford 22 (4-0) (29-14)
18 Virginia 18 (1-0) (34-12)
19 UC Santa Barbara 23 (3-1) (33-11)
20 Grand Canyon 24 (3-1) (33-16)
21 Oklahoma NR (2-2) (29-17)
22 Auburn 19 (1-2) (32-16)
23 UCLA 9 (0-4) (30-17)
24 Texas State NR (4-0) (38-11)
25 East Carolina NR (3-0) (30-18)

Dropped Out: #17 Oregon, #21 TCU, #25 Georgia
Also Considered: Maryland, San Diego, Clemson, Wake Forest, Coastal Carolina, Georgia Southern