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College Baseball Composite Rankings: March 23, 2015

TCU falls to No. 4 in this week's composite rankings, while LSU jumps to No. 1.

Dave Weaver-USA Today Sports

A tough weekend series against Oklahoma State resulted in a 1-2 weekend for the Horned Frogs, and that caused them to drop in the polls. The Frogs fell all the way to No. 4 overall in the composite rankings, while LSU took over the top spot, coming in at No. 1 in five of the six polls.

Texas A&M earned the other No. 1 spot, because they were undefeated heading into last week (if you didn't know that, it's because you don't have any Aggie friends, or they would have made sure you knew).

There are some major discrepancies between the polls, which is why I added two new columns this week, highest rank and lowest rank. Those denote the highest rank and lowest rank each team garnered among the polls this week. As you can tell, voters really can't agree on a proper ranking for Southern Cal, Maryland, Oregon State, Rice, and Oklahoma State, to name a few.

Rank Last Week Team (1st Place 'votes') Points Record
Highest Rank Lowest Rank
1 T-2 LSU (5) 149 21-3 1 2
2 4 Vanderbilt 140 19-5 2 4
3 5 Texas A&M (1) 139 24-1 1 5
4 1 TCU 132 17-4 2 5
5 T-2
Florida 128 20-5 3 6
6 7 UCLA 117 17-5 5 9
7 13 Louisville 109 18-6 6 11
8 12 Florida State 102 19-6 7 13
9 10 UCF 97 20-5 6 16
10 6 South Carolina 96 18-6 7 13
11 16 Arizona State 89 15-7 6 16
12 11 Southern Cal 78 19-5 8 22
13 17 Texas 72 16-8 10 19
14 18 Miami 63 18-7 10 21
15 8 Virginia 53 14-7 12 25
16 19 UCSB 51 16-6 13 24
T-17 9 Rice 47 16-9 14 NR
T-17 T-23 Houston 47 17-7 15 20
19 25 Maryland
45 17-4 11 NR
20 15 Oregon 30 15-8 17 NR
T-21 NR Oregon State 25 18-5 11 NR
T-21 NR Oklahoma State 25 16-7 12 NR
T-21 14 Texas Tech 25 16-8 17 NR
24 22 Illinois 23 17-5-1 17 NR
25 NR California 20 18-5 14 NR
Dropped Out No. 21 North Carolina (14-9), T-23 Mississippi St. (18-8)
Receiving Votes North Carolina (14-9), Dallas Baptist (18-3), Indiana (15-5), Florida Atlantic (20-5), Arizona (19-6), Missouri (18-6)

And once again, here are all the individual polls, beautifully displayed by our friends at College and Magnolia.

MArch 23 baseball polls