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College | Rankings | 5/25/2015

College Top 25: May 25

Patrick Ebert

Mike Rooney

Photo: Matt Brown

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The regular season of the 2015 college baseball season is officially done as we wait for the full Field of 64 to be announced later this afternoon. Below we have ranked the Top 25 teams one last time before the end of the 2015 College World Series when a champion is crowned. Below we list not only the Top 25 team rankings but also the 31 Automatic Bids from each conference as well as the Regional host sites.

Here is a list of the 31 Automatic Bids from each conference:

Conference	Team	Record	Conference	Team	Record
American Athletic	East Carolina	40-20	MEAC	Florida A&M	23-23
America East	Stony Brook	34-14-1	Missouri Valley	Missouri State	45-10
Atlantic 10	Virginia Commonwealth	37-22	Mountain West	San Diego State	40-21
ACC	Florida State	41-19	Northeast	Sacred Heart	23-30-1
Atlantic Sun	Lipscomb	39-18	Ohio Valley	Morehead State	38-20
Big 12	Texas	30-25	Pac-12	UCLA	42-14
Big East	St. John's	39-14	Patriot League	Lehigh	25-29
Big South	Radford	43-14	Southern	Mercer	35-21
Big Ten	Michigan	37-23	SEC	Florida	44-16
Big West	Cal State Fullerton	34-22	Southland	Houston Baptist	28-25
Colonial	UNC Wilmington	39-16	Summit League	Oral Roberts	41-14
Conference USA	Florida International	29-29	Sun Belt	Louisiana	39-21
Horizon	Wright State	41-15	SWAC	Texas Southern	31-17
Ivy League	Columbia	31-15	Western Athletic	CSU Bakersfield	36-22-1
Metro Atlantic	Canisius	34-28	West Coast	Pepperdine	30-27
Mid-American	Ohio	36-19

Also, the 16 Regional host sites were also announced on Sunday evening. Here are the sites (the top-eight National seeds and the full Field of 64 will be announced as part of a live show at noon ET):

Site	School	Record	Site	School	Record
Baton Rouge, La.	Louisiana State	48-10	Houston, Texas	Houston	42-18
Champaign, Ill.	Illinois	47-8-1	Lake Elsinore, Calif.	UC Santa Barbara	40-15-1
College Station, Texas	Texas A&M	45-11	Los Angeles, Calif.	UCLA*	42-14
Coral Gables, Fla.	Miami	44-14	Louisville, Ky.	Louisville	43-16
Dallas, Texas	Dallas Baptist	43-13	Nashville, Tenn.	Vanderbilt	42-19
Fort Worth, Texas	Texas Christian	43-11	Springfield, Mo.	Missouri State*	45-10
Fullerton, Calif.	Cal State Fullerton*	34-22	Stillwater, Okla.	Oklahoma State	37-18
Gainesville, Fla.	Florida	44-16	Tallahassee, Fla.	Florida State*	41-19

*Received Automatic Bid from their respective conference

As for the rankings, Conference USA took the biggest hit as the tournament championship was the wildest of any. Both Rice and Florida Atlantic emerged as the favorites, but Rice was quickly ushered out, and FAU wasn't far behind with Florida International – who dealt Rice one of their two losses – claiming the eventual championship on Sunday over UAB.

Missouri State made a big statement in their conference championship, having a perfect 4-0 week by a combined score of 26-7 and knocking off a pesky Bradley team that managed to eliminate Dallas Baptist from the Missouri Valley Conference Championship.

Florida State entered the ACC championship with a five-game losing streak but walked away from it with a four-game winning streak and the conference crown. They once again will be hosting a Regional, something they seem to do just about every year.

Radford also continues to take care of business, enjoying a 4-0 week of their own while claiming the Big South Championship with a win over Coastal Carolina.

New to the rankings are Cal State Fullerton, Oral Roberts and East Carolina. Cal State Fullerton opened the year in the Top 25 at the 19th spot, but played much better baseball in Big West play, particularly down the stretch, than they did during the early parts of the season. Losing Justin Garza to injury hurts, but Thomas Eshelman's presence, and the emergence of freshman John Gavin, could really continue to carry this team, especially now that they're hosting a Regional.

Also considered: Bradley, Louisiana, Maryland, N.C. State, St. John's, UNC-Wilmington.

Rk	Prev	Team	Overall record	Weekly record
1	1	Louisiana State	48-10	2-1
2	6	Florida	44-16	4-1
3	2	Illinois	47-18-1	2-2
4	5	UCLA	42-14	2-2
5	4	Louisville	43-16	1-2
6	7	Miami	44-14	2-1
7	8	Texas A&M	45-11	2-1
8	3	Texas Christian	43-11	0-2
9	10	Missouri State	45-10	4-0
10	14	Florida State	41-19	4-0
11	12	Vanderbilt	42-19	3-2
12	11	Oregon State	38-16-1	2-2
13	9	Dallas Baptist	43-13	2-2
14	13	Oklahoma State	37-18	3-1
15	19	Houston	42-18	3-1
16	17	Southern California	37-19	2-2
17	23	Radford	43-14	4-0
18	NR	Cal State Fullerton	34-22	3-0
19	16	College of Charleston	43-13	2-2
20	15	UC Santa Barbara	40-15-1	1-2
21	18	Iowa	39-16	1-2
22	21	Arizona State	34-21	2-2
23	22	Arkansas	35-22	2-2
24	NR	Oral Roberts	41-14	3-0
25	NR	East Carolina	40-20	4-0