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College Top 25

April 10, 2006

	Rk.	Team	W-L	Last Week	Prev.
	1.	Cal State Fullerton	26-8	2-1	1
	2.	Rice	28-8	4-0	4
	3.	North Carolina	27-7	4-1	5
	4.	Florida State	31-4	4-0	6
	5.	Clemson	24-8	4-1	7
	6.	Nebraska	24-5	4-0	8
	7.	South Carolina	27-6	1-3	2
	8.	Texas	24-11	3-0	9
	9.	Alabama	25-10	3-1	14
	10.	Mississippi State	25-6	3-3	3
	11.	Oregon State	21-9	2-1	11
	12.	Arkansas	25-8	2-2	12
	13.	Arizona State	25-10	2-1	13
	14.	Georgia Tech	25-8	3-2	10
	15.	Old Dominion	31-4	2-1	15
	16.	North Carolina State	27-9	2-1	17
	17.	Oklahoma	24-10	3-1	19
	18.	Vanderbilt	21-11	2-2	16
	19.	Kentucky	25-8	3-1	23
	20.	Southern California	20-14	3-1	NR
	21.	College of Charleston	27-6	4-0	NR
	22.	Creighton	20-8	2-2	21
	23.	San Diego	21-12	2-1	NR
	24.	Baylor	22-11	3-1	NR
	25.	Winthrop	26-9	3-2	24
	Dropped Out: Tulane (18), Wake Forest (20), Pepperdine (22), Kansas (24).

DURHAM, N.C.--Cal State Fullerton maintained its hold on the No 1 spot in Baseball America's weekly college baseball rankings. The Titans have won 17 of their last 19 games.

Alabama continued its surge in the rankings, rolling into the Top 10 at No. 9. The Crimson Tide won a series at South Carolina, which slipped from No. 2 to No. 7, to tie the Gamecocks for first place in the Southeastern Conference at 9-3. Alabama won a series against then-No. 1 Mississippi State the previous weekend.

Southern California re-entered the rankings at No. 20. The Trojans have won seven of their last 11 games and lead the Pacific-10 Conference at 7-2. College of Charleston enters the Top 25 at No. 21 after a 4-0 week that included a win against No. 25 Winthrop. The Cougars have won 15 of their last 17 games.

San Diego and Baylor each won conference series to move back into the rankings at No. 23 and 24.

The staff of Baseball America determines the Top 25 rankings. Records indicated are through games of April 9 and do not include ties.