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College | Rankings | 3/11/2019

College Top 25: March 11

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Photo: Logan Davidson (Josh Priddy)

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For the second week Oregon State holds their spot as the No. 1 team in the Perfect Game College Top 25. The Beavers continued to take care of business in Seattle by beating a pair of competitive Big Ten teams, Minnesota and Indiana, before tying an upstart Coastal Carolina squad on Sunday. Vanderbilt and UCLA also hold steady at Nos. 2 and 3, respectively.

As ACC play began we saw our first in-conference upset of the year as previously fourth-ranked North Carolina was swept by Clemson. Clemson was removed from the Top 25 just a week ago after dropping their rivalry series with South Carolina, but jump right back into the fray with their statement weekend series sweep. Logan Davidson put an exclamation point on the series by hitting a walk-off two-run home run on Sunday.

One week after sweeping LSU in Austin, Texas traveled to Stanford for a four-game series. The Longhorns took Game 1, just as they had done the previous two years, with the Cardinal taking the next three. As a result Texas drops six spots in the ranking while Stanford moves up to No. 4.

For the most part otherwise, the teams in the Top 25 kept on winning. Both Michigan and Baylor drop out after suffering losing weeks, but both clearly have the talent to re-enter the Top 25 at some point this season.

Joining Clemson in the Top 25 is undefeated Arizona State. The Sun Devils are now 15-0 on the year after a 4-0 week that included a midweek road win over Cal State Fullerton before returning home to sweep Xavier. While the Arizona State offense is what is drawing the most attention – and for good reason with a .354 team batting average – the pitching staff has been just as impressive, with a 2.10 cumulative team ERA, notching their second shutout of the season on Friday.

And most impressively, Florida State head coach Mike Martin recorded career win 2,000 on Saturday as the Seminoles won their opening ACC series against Virginia Tech. Perfect Game would like to congratulate Coach Martin on yet another milestone accomplishment during his final season at the helm of the FSU program.

Be sure to tune in to Perfect Game College Baseball on SiriusXM channel 84 ESPNU Radio on Monday nights from 9-11 p.m. ET as co-hosts Daron Sutton and Patrick Ebert recap the week while looking ahead to what's next. Immediately following the show stay tuned for Perfect Game College Softball, a one-hour program hosted by Sutton and Amanda Freed. Learn more about both programs here.

Also considered: Tennessee, South Carolina, Dallas Baptist, Miami.

Rk	Prev		Record	Week
1	1	Oregon State	12-1	2-0
2	2	Vanderbilt	13-3	4-1
3	3	UCLA	11-3	2-1
4	5	Stanford	12-3	3-1
5	6	Mississippi State	15-1	5-0
6	8	Florida	13-5	4-1
7	9	Mississippi	12-3	4-1
8	10	Louisville	11-4	3-1
9	11	Texas Tech	11-3	5-0
10	4	North Carolina	12-4	1-3
11	12	Arkansas	12-2	3-1
12	13	Florida State	13-1	3-1
13	7	Texas	12-6	2-3
14	14	Louisiana State	11-4	3-1
15	15	Auburn	14-2	5-0
16	16	East Carolina	12-5	4-1
17	17	NC State	15-0	4-0
18	18	Texas A&M	15-3	4-1
19	21	Coastal Carolina	13-3	3-1
20	20	Texas Christian	9-5	3-1
21	22	Georgia	14-2	5-0
22	NR	Arizona State	15-0	4-0
23	23	UC Irvine	9-4	2-1
24	NR	Clemson	12-3	4-0
25	25	Connecticut	7-6	2-1