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LSU Does Not Yield Top Spot in D1Baseball.com Rankings For Week of April 3

The LSU Tigers remain atop the D1Baseball.com NCAA rankings this week. (Photo: Getty Images)

The NCAA 2023 Baseball Division I rankings have been posted for April 3 from D1Baseball.com with a few surprises from certain programs rising and entering the Top 25.  

Louisiana State University holds the No. 1 ranking with a 24-4 overall record.  Wake Forest University is No. 2 in the nation with an overall record at 26-3, and the University of Florida remains at No. 3 in the country with a 24-5 record. Vanderbilt University is still fourth in the nation with a 23-5 overall record.  

The University of Arkansas moved up in the rankings one spot from sixth to fifth after beating the University of Nebraska-Omaha on Tuesday 16-3 and sweeping a three-game home series from the University of Alabama, beating them 12-1 Friday, 9-6 Saturday, and 5-4 Sunday. 

The University of South Carolina went up three spots from No. 9 to No. 6, beating the Citadel on Tuesday 13-2, and taking two of three games from Mississippi State on Thursday, winning 6-4, losing 13-3 on Friday, and winning 14-5 on Saturday.  

Boston College climbed up from No. 14 to No. 9 in the nation with a 20-6 record, after beating the University of Connecticut 6-3 on Tuesday and winning two out of three games against Georgia Tech, losing on Friday 5-4, then winning Saturday 3-1 and winning a slugfest 24-12 on Sunday.  

The University of Kentucky (25-3) cracked the top 10, rising eight spots from 18th in the nation after beating Western Kentucky on Tuesday 10-8 and sweeping the University of Missouri in a three-game series over the weekend.  

The University of Miami (19-9) went up three spots to 20th after beating Florida International University 6-5 on Tuesday and sweeping Florida State University at home in a three game series.  

East Carolina University at 20-8 dropped out of the top 10, falling from eighth to 12th after losing to UNC-Wilmington 9-3 on Tuesday, and losing two out of three games to University of Houston over the weekend. 

The University of Louisville, with their overall record at 21-6, fell seven spots in the rankings from 11th to 18th after beating the University of Cincinnati on Tuesday 14-1, but losing two out of three games to North Carolina State on Friday 6-5 and Saturday 10-0 before winning 6-1 on Sunday.  

UCLA (16-8) dropped from 12th in the country to 23rd after losing to Cal State Fullerton University on Tuesday 15-5 and losing two games to Washington State University on Friday 9-5 and Saturday 5-1. 

University of Oregon (18-7) entered the Top 25 rankings with their overall record after sweeping the University of Arizona in a three-game series this past weekend.

Rank Team Overall Record Record Last Week Previous Rank
1 LSU 24-4 3-1 1
2 Wake Forest 26-3 4-0 2
3 Florida 24-5 2-1 3
4 Vanderbilt 23-5 4-0 4
5 Arkansas 23-5 3-1 6
6 South Carolina 26-3 3-1 9
7 Virginia 24-4 2-2 5
8 Stanford 18-7 3-2 7
9 Boston College 20-6 3-1 14
10 Kentucky 25-3 4-0 18
11 Tennessee 21-8 2-2 10
12 East Carolina 20-8 1-3 8
13 North Carolina 20-8 2-2 13
14 Campbell 22-4 3-1 15
15 Florida Gulf Coast 23-5 2-1 16
16 Oklahoma State 22-7 2-2 17
17 Coastal Carolina 18-7 4-0 19
18 Louisville 21-6 2-2 11
19 Connecticut 20-6 4-1 20
20 Miami 19-9 4-0 23
21 Texas 20-9 2-2 21
22 Texas Tech 20-9 2-2 22
23 UCLA 16-8 0-3 12
24 West Virginia 21-7 3-1 24
25 Oregon 18-7 3-0 NR
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