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College Top 25: June 5

June 5, 2007

After nine weeks at No. 1, Vanderbilt was knocked out of the Nashville regional by Michigan and dropped four spots to No. 5. Michigan jumped back into the rankings at No. 15, while preseason No. 1 Rice regained the top spot.

COLLEGE TOP 25
Rk.	Team	W-L	Last Week	Prev.
1.	Rice	52-12	3-0	2
2.	North Carolina	51-12	3-0	3
3.	Arizona State	46-13	3-0	6
4.	UC Irvine	43-15	3-0	9
5.	Vanderbilt	54-13	3-2	1
6.	South Carolina	45-18	3-0	12
7.	Texas A&M	48-18	4-1	13
8.	Wichita State	53-19	4-1	15
9.	Clemson	41-21	3-0	18
10.	Texas	46-17	2-2	10
11.	Florida State	49-13	2-2	7
12.	Virginia	45-16	2-2	8
13.	Mississippi	40-23	3-0	25
14.	San Diego	43-18	0-2	4
15.	Michigan	42-17	3-1	NR
16.	Oregon State	41-18	3-1	NR
17.	Coastal Carolina	50-13	2-2	10
18.	Arkansas	43-21	2-2	11
19.	Mississippi State	36-20	3-0	NR
20.	UCLA	33-26	3-0	NR
21.	Oklahoma State	41-19	3-0	NR
22.	Louisville	44-21	4-1	NR
23.	Missouri	42-18	2-2	14
24.	Texas Christian	48-14	2-2	16
25.	Cal State Fullerton	36-23	3-0	NR
Dropped Out: Arizona (17), UC Riverside (19), Creighton (20), Long Beach State (21), Charlotte (22), Rutgers (23), Pepperdine (24).

San Diego fell the farthest after being eliminated in two games. The Toreros fell 10 spots to No. 14. Seven teams entered the rankings this week. Michigan, Oregon State, Mississippi State, UCLA, Oklahoma State, Louisville and Cal State Fullerton all won their regionals and joined the Top 25

Of previously ranked teams, Mississippi and Clemson made the most significant jumps from last week. The Rebels leapt 12 spots to No. 13, and the Tigers climbed 11 places to No. 9.

The staff of Baseball America determines the Top 25 rankings. Records indicated are through games of June 5 and do not include ties.