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College  | Rankings  | 5/6/2019

College Top 25: May 6

Patrick Ebert      Mike Rooney     
Photo: Josh Jung (Texas Tech Athletics/Norvelle Kennedy)

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For the eighth straight week the UCLA Bruins hold the top spot in the Perfect Game College Top 25. However, for the fifth time in seven weeks there's a new team at No. 2 with Vanderbilt the latest to move up into that position. The No. 2 spot hasn't been kind to teams in recent weeks, as Oregon State is the most recent victim, suffering a sweep at home to the hands of visiting Oklahoma State. Mississippi State (on two separate occasions), Georgia and Stanford are the other three teams in just over a month's time that suffered losses in the two-spot.

Vanderbilt leap-frogs Stanford with a perfect 4-0 week in which they were really clicking on all cylinders, out-scoring their opponents (Tennessee Tech and South Carolina) 58-26. JJ Bleday continues to be an extra-base machine hitting two more homers, a double and a triple in those four games while Austin Martin is arguably the nation's most dangerous leadoff man.

Other notable weekend series wins includes Ole Miss beating LSU, in Baton Rouge, and Texas Tech sweeping Oklahoma in Norman, TTU's second straight Big 12 sweep after pulling the hat-trick last weekend against Oklahoma State. Josh Jung, who has been playing shortstop for the Red Raiders recently, has been especially locked in at the plate going 11-for-20 in four games, and seven of those 11 hits went for extra bases (five doubles, two homers).

Georgia Tech and Georgia both forced their way into the Top 10 with sweeps over Western Carolina and Florida, respectively.

After beating Tennessee in Knoxville two games to one Missouri replaces the Volunteers in the Top 25. BYU also enters with a significant series win over Loyola Marymount that puts them in sole possession of first place in the West Coast Conference. Oklahoma State, who as noted swept Oregon State in Corvallis, also enters the rankings after getting knocked out a week ago.

Arizona State – who has now lost four of their last five weekend series and are 8-11 after starting the year 25-1 – and Indiana join Tennessee as the three teams that were removed this week.
 
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 Mike Rooney 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: Indiana State, Illinois.

Rk Prev Team Record Week
1 1 UCLA 37-8 3-1
2 4 Vanderbilt 38-9 4-0
3 3 Stanford 34-8 3-1
4 5 Arkansas 37-12 3-1
5 6 Mississippi State 38-10 2-1
6 7 Louisville 39-9 4-0
7 8 East Carolina 36-11 3-0
8 10 UC Santa Barbara 36-7 4-0
9 11 Georgia Tech 33-14 3-0
10 12 Georgia 37-12 4-0
11 13 Texas Tech 33-14 4-1
12 15 Mississippi 32-17 2-2
13 2 Oregon State 31-14-1 0-4
14 14 North Carolina 34-12 1-0
15 9 Louisiana State 30-18 1-2
16 20 Baylor 32-13 2-1
17 22 NC State 37-12 4-0
18 23 Miami 34-14 3-0
19 16 Texas A&M 32-17-1 2-2
20 18 West Virginia 28-17 2-2
21 24 Michigan 34-11 3-0
22 NR Missouri 33-16-1 3-1
23 17 UC Irvine 29-13 1-3
24 NR BYU 31-12 2-2
25 NR Oklahoma State 28-16 3-0

Dropped out: Indiana (19), Arizona State (21), Tennessee (25).