Rebels Hold Position in Latest D1 Baseball Top 25
OXFORD, Miss. – The day after Ole Miss finished off an electric series victory over Maryland, D1 Baseball released the newest edition of the top 25. The Rebels improved to 6-1 on the season, winning two out of three over then No. 13 Maryland, but that wasn’t enough to move them up, as they held firmly at No. 4.
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LSU remains No. 1, despite a loss to unranked Iowa, and Stanford and Tennessee each remain at No. 2 and No. 3 respectively, despite having two losses apiece overall. The Rebels were the only team out of the top four to play a series against a ranked opponent over the weekend. The top three did not play a single game against a ranked opponent.
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The full top 25 is as follows:
No. 1: LSU Tigers
No. 2: Stanford Cardinal
No. 3: Tennessee Volunteers
No. 4: Ole Miss Rebels
No. 5: Wake Forest Demon Deacons
No. 6: Florida Gators
No. 7: Vanderbilt Commodores
No. 8: Arkansas Razorbacks
No. 9: East Carolina Pirates
No. 10: TCU Horned Frogs
No. 11: Virginia Tech Hokies
No. 12: Oklahoma State Cowboys
No. 13: North Carolina Tar Heels
No. 14: Louisville Cardinals
No. 15: Texas A&M Aggies
No. 16: Florida State Seminoles
No. 17: UCLA Bruins
No. 18: Maryland Terrapins
No. 19: Virginia Cavaliers
No. 20: Alabama Crimson Tide
No. 21: NC State Wolfpack
No. 22: Miami Hurricantes
No. 23: South Carolina Gamecocks
No. 24: Texas Tech Red Raiders
No. 25: Southern Miss Golden Eagles
Up Next
The Rebels have a two-game set with Louisiana Tech at home on Tuesday and Wednesday before heading to Minnesota for the Cambria College Classic. The Rebels will face Maryland once more on Friday, followed by Minnesota and Nebraska to finish out the weekend.
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Austin Eldridge
Austin has more than ten years in sports media, including sports talk radio, play-by-play broadcasting and journalism. He has followed Ole Miss athletics for his entire life and has covered the Rebels and the rest of the SEC while working in the Memphis media market. Outside of sports media, Austin is a musician and outdoorsman. Before a serious accident forced him to be medically discharged, he was a multi-media journalist with the Mississippi National Guard.
