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D1Baseball Releases Week 11 Top 25 Rankings
4/27/2026, 9:38:34 PM
Week 11 Rankings
After the weekend of Week 11, D1Baseball published its updated top-25 poll. Seven ranked teams lost their series, and two top-ten programs were swept. The only series between two ranked opponents were No. 11 Auburn vs. No. 14 Oklahoma, No. 17 Ole Miss vs. No. 5 Georgia, and No. 21 Florida vs. No. 7 Texas A&M. Those matchups and other upsets drove movement in the new rankings.
Season Context
With three weeks remaining in the regular season, each series now carries heightened weight for conference standings and postseason seeding. D1Baseball’s weekly poll reflects both overall records and recent performance as teams vie for placement in the SEC tournament and NCAA regionals.
Impacted Teams
- Auburn reclaimed a top-ten spot by beating No. 14 Oklahoma 6-4, losing the second game 2-1, then winning the rubber 14-4.
- Georgia held its top-five spot after a series win over Ole Miss, despite a 14-4 loss to Georgia Tech and a run-rule defeat to the same opponent midweek.
- Texas A&M split a series at No. 21 Florida, losing 9-2 then winning 8-4 and 5-1 to take the series.
- Texas rebounded from an 11-4 win to a 6-0 loss, then captured the rubber 4-3 at Vanderbilt.
- North Carolina rose to No. 2 with a 22-5 series win at Duke after a 9-2 midweek win over High Point.
- UCLA posted a 39-4 record, defeating Hawaii 12-7 and winning two of three against Sacramento State.
- Georgia Tech opened with a 14-4 win over No. 5 Georgia and swept Wake Forest.
Key Data
UCLA posted a 39-4 overall record and a perfect 21-0 mark in Big Ten play. Georgia recorded a 34-11 overall tally and a 15-6 conference record, preserving its top-five national ranking. Auburn entered the weekend at 3-1 (2-1 SEC). Texas A&M stood at 3-1 (2-1 SEC) before the Florida series.
Official Statements
D1Baseball indicated that the updated poll reflects the volatility of the final stretch of the season, noting that several top-ten teams suffered series losses. Georgia’s athletic department reiterated that the Bulldogs remain first in the SEC with a 34-11 overall record and that their national ranking was unchanged after the Ole Miss series.
Future Outlook
Georgia will host Troy, then play a three-game series at last-place Missouri before traveling to Auburn for the final regular-season series. The Bulldogs will finish with a home series against LSU, after which the SEC tournament will set conference seeding and affect NCAA regional placement.
