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College Top 25: April 9

Staff Report
April 9, 2007

COLLEGE TOP 25
Rk.	Team	W-L	Last Week	Prev.
1.	Vanderbilt	29-5	3-1	1
2.	North Carolina	29-5	4-0	4
3.	Florida State	31-4	2-2	2
4.	South Carolina	26-7	3-1	5
5.	Virginia	29-7	2-2	3
6.	Texas	28-10	3-1	7
7.	Rice	26-10	4-0	8
8.	Oregon State	25-7	2-1	9
9.	Arkansas	25-10	3-2	6
10.	Pepperdine	26-8	3-0	11
11.	Wichita State	26-8	2-2	10
12.	Arizona State	26-10	3-0	15
13.	Arizona	28-6	3-0	17
14.	Clemson	23-9	5-0	18
15.	Oklahoma State	23-8	1-2	13
16.	Texas A&M	27-7	2-1	16
17.	UC Irvine	23-8	2-1	23
18.	Cal State Fullerton	19-12	1-2	12
19.	Coastal Carolina	28-5	1-2	14
20.	Mississippi	24-10	3-1	20
21.	San Diego	26-12	3-0	NR
22.	Mississippi State	21-8	3-1	NR
23.	Oklahoma	23-11	2-2	19
24.	Tulane	24-10	2-2	21
25.	Missouri	24-9	2-1	NR
Dropped Out: East Carolina (22), Kentucky (24), Southern California (25).

DURHAM, N.C.--Claiming the No. 1 spot in the Baseball America Top 25 rankings for the third time in the last four weeks, Vanderbilt is fresh off a series victory over Southeastern Conference opponent Alabama. The Commodores limited the Crimson Tide offense to just five runs over the weekend.

UC Irvine makes a jump from No. 23 to No. 17 after taking its road series against West Coast opponent Cal State Fullerton. Coming off a sweep over California, No. 13 Arizona also climbs up the Top 25.

With East Carolina, Kentucky, and Southern California all dropping out of the Top 25, San Diego worked its way back in. The Toreros are now 26-12 overall and 7-3 in their last 10 games. No. 22 Mississippi State and No. 25 Missouri both enter the rankings for the first time this season.

The staff of Baseball America determines the Top 25 rankings. Records indicated are through games of April 8 and do not include ties.