2020 NCAA Division I baseball rankings

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The following human polls make up the 2020 NCAA Division I men’s baseball rankings. The USAToday/ESPN Coaches Poll is voted on by a panel of 31 Division I baseball coaches. The Baseball America poll is voted on by staff members of the Baseball America magazine. These polls, along with the Perfect Game USA poll, rank the top 25 teams nationally. Collegiate Baseball and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association rank the top 30 teams nationally.

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Italics   Number of first place votes
(#–#)   Win–loss record
т Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll[edit]

Preseason
Jan 23[1]		 Week 3
Mar 2[2]		 Week 4
Mar 9[3]		 Week 5
Mar 16[4]		 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Final
1. Vanderbilt (20) Florida (26) (11–0) Florida (28) (16–0) Florida (28) (16–1) 1.
2. Louisville (10) UCLA (4) (11–0) Georgia (14–2) Georgia (14–4) 2.
3. Texas Tech Georgia (11–1) Texas Tech (1) (16–1) Texas Tech (16–3) 3.
4. Georgia Texas Tech (11–1) UCLA (1) (13–2) UCLA (13–2) 4.
5. Arkansas Vanderbilt (10–3) Ole Miss (14–1) Ole Miss (16–1) 5.
6. Mississippi State Louisville (1) (8–3) Louisville (11–4) Louisville (13–4) 6.
7. Miami (FL) NC State (11–0) Vanderbilt (12–5) Vanderbilt (13–5) 7.
8. UCLA Ole Miss (10–1) Miami (FL) (11–4) Miami (FL) (12–4) 8.
9. Auburn Miami (FL) (8–3) NC State (13–2) NC State (14–3) 9.
10. Florida Arkansas (7–3) Arizona State (13–4) Arizona State (13–4) 10.
11. Michigan Tennessee (12–0) Duke (12–3) Duke (12–4) 11.
12. LSU Duke (9–2) UCF (15–2) UCF (15–3) 12.
13. Arizona State Arizona State (8–4) Oklahoma (13–4) Oklahoma (14–4) 13.
14. Florida State Florida State (8–3) Auburn (13–3) Arkansas (11–5) 14.
15. Stanford UCF (11–2) Arkansas (9–5) Auburn (13–5) 15.
16. North Carolina Oklahoma (9–3) Florida State (10–5) Florida State (12–5) 16.
17. Oklahoma State Auburn (10–3) Mississippi State (10–4) Mississippi State (12–4) 17.
18. NC State TCU (10–1) Long Beach State (10–5) Long Beach State (10–5) 18.
19. East Carolina Mississippi State (7–4) LSU (11–5) LSU (12–5) 19.
20. Duke Michigan (6–4) Tennessee (14–2) Tennessee (15–2) 20.
21. Texas A&M Long Beach State (8–3) Alabama (15–1) Alabama (16–1) 21.
22. Georgia Tech Texas (10–2)т Texas (13–3) Texas (15–2) 22.
23. Ole Miss LSU (7–5)т Texas A&M (14–3) Texas A&M (15–3) 23.
24. Wake Forest Texas A&M (10–3) Pepperdine (12–3) Pepperdine (12–3) 24.
25. Oregon State Alabama (12–0) Clemson (12–3) Clemson (14–3) 25.
Preseason
Jan 23[1]		 Week 3
Mar 2[2]		 Week 4
Mar 9[3]		 Week 5
Mar 16[4]		 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Final
Dropped:

  • No. 15 Stanford
  • No. 16 North Carolina
  • No. 17 Oklahoma State
  • No. 19 East Carolina
  • No. 22 Georgia Tech
  • No. 24 Wake Forest
  • No. 25 Oregon State
 Dropped:
  • No. 18 TCU
  • No. 20 Michigan
 None None None None None None None None None None None None

Baseball America[edit]

Source:[5]

Preseason
Jan 20		 Week 1
Feb 17		 Week 2
Feb 24		 Week 3
Mar 2		 Week 4
Mar 9		 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Final
1. Vanderbilt Michigan (3–1) Florida (8–0) Florida (11–0) Florida (16–0) 1.
2. Louisville Florida (3–0) Texas Tech (6–1) Texas Tech (11–1) Texas Tech (16–1) 2.
3. Arizona State Miami (FL) (3–0) Vanderbilt (6–2) Vanderbilt (10–3) Georgia (14–2) 3.
4. Florida Texas Tech (4–0) Mississippi State (5–1) Georgia (11–1) UCLA (13–2) 4.
5. Miami (FL) Vanderbilt (1–2) Michigan (4–3) UCLA (11–0) Miami (FL) (11–4) 5.
6. Texas Tech Louisville (1–2) Miami (FL) (4–3) Miami (FL) (8–3) Louisville (11–4) 6.
7. Georgia Georgia (3–0) Louisville (4–3) Louisville (8–3) Arizona State (13–4) 7.
8. Michigan Arizona State (2–2) Arizona State (5–3) Arizona State (8–4) Ole Miss (14–1) 8.
9. Mississippi State Mississippi State (3–0) Arkansas (7–0) Ole Miss (10–1) Oklahoma (13–4) 9.
10. UCLA UCLA (3–0) Georgia (7–1) Michigan (6–4) Duke (12–3) 10.
11. Arkansas Arkansas (3–0) UCLA (7–0) Oklahoma (9–3) Vanderbilt (12–5) 11.
12. Florida State Auburn (4–0) Florida State (6–1) Mississippi State (7–4) Long Beach State (10–5) 12.
13. Auburn LSU (2–1) Ole Miss (6–1) Arkansas (7–3) Mississippi State (10–4) 13.
14. LSU Florida State (2–1) LSU (5–3) Florida State (8–3) Arkansas (9–5) 14.
15. Duke Ole Miss (2–1) Oklahoma (7–2) NC State (11–0) UCF (15–2) 15.
16. Oklahoma State Oklahoma (2–1) Duke (6–1) Duke (9–2) Pepperdine (12–3) 16.
17. NC State Duke (2–1) NC State (7–0) Long Beach State (8–3) Virginia (12–4) 17.
18. North Carolina NC State (3–0) Dallas Baptist (6–1) Tennessee (12–0) NC State (13–2) 18.
19. Oklahoma North Carolina (3–0) Georgia Tech (6–1) UCF (11–2) Florida State (10–5) 19.
20. Wake Forest Wake Forest (3–1) East Carolina (6–1) LSU (7–5) LSU (11–5) 20.
21. Georgia Tech Georgia Tech (2–1) UCF (7–1) Dallas Baptist (8–3) Dallas Baptist (11–4) 21.
22. Arizona Arizona (3–0) North Carolina (6–2) TCU (10–1) Clemson (12–3) 22.
23. Dallas Baptist Dallas Baptist (3–0) Oklahoma State (5–2) Clemson (9–2) Tennessee (14–2) 23.
24. Ohio State Oklahoma State (1–2) Auburn (5–3) Auburn (10–3) East Carolina (12–3) 24.
25. East Carolina East Carolina (3–0) Arizona (5–2) East Carolina (8–3) Michigan (8–7) 25.
Preseason
Jan 20		 Week 1
Feb 17		 Week 2
Feb 24		 Week 3
Mar 2		 Week 4
Mar 9		 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Final
Dropped:
No. 24 Ohio State		 Dropped:
No. 20 Wake Forest		 Dropped:
  • No. 19 Georgia Tech
  • No. 22 North Carolina
  • No. 23 Oklahoma State
  • No. 25 Arizona
 Dropped: None None None None None None None None None None None None

Collegiate Baseball[edit]

Preseason
Dec 16[6]		 Week 1
Feb 17[7]		 Week 2
Feb 24[8]		 Week 3
Mar 2[9]		 Week 4
Mar 9[10]		 Week 5
Mar 16[11]		 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Week 18
1. Louisville Texas Tech (4–0) UCLA (7–0) UCLA (11–0) Florida (16–0) Florida (16–1) 1.
2. Vanderbilt Miami (FL) (3–0) Florida (8–0) Florida (11–0) Texas Tech (16–1) UCLA (13–2) 2.
3. Texas Tech Michigan (3–1) Arkansas (7–0) Texas Tech (11–1) UCLA (13–2) Ole Miss (16–1) 3.
4. Miami (FL) Louisville (1–2) Texas Tech (6–1) Georgia (11–1) Georgia (14–2) Louisville (13–4) 4.
5. Arizona State Vanderbilt (1–2) Vanderbilt (6–2) Vanderbilt (10–3) Louisville (11–4) Vanderbilt (13–5) 5.
6. Mississippi State Mississippi State (3–0) Mississippi State (5–1) Louisville (8–3) Ole Miss (14–1) Mississippi State (12–4) 6.
7. Georgia Georgia (3–0) Louisville (4–3) NC State (11–0) Vanderbilt (12–5) Texas Tech (16–3) 7.
8. Auburn Auburn (4–0) Georgia (7–1) Ole Miss (10–1) Arizona State (13–4) Arizona State (13–4) 8.
9. Arkansas Arkansas (3–0) Michigan (4–3) Miami (FL) (8–3) Miami (FL) (11–4) Miami (FL) (12–4) 9.
10. Michigan UCLA (3–0) NC State (7–0) Arizona State (8–4) Mississippi State (10–4) Georgia (14–4) 10.
11. LSU Arizona State (2–2) Florida State (6–1) Michigan (6–4) NC State (13–2) NC State (14–3) 11.
12. UCLA LSU (2–1) Arizona State (5–3) Mississippi State (7–4) UCF (15–2) UCF (15–3) 12.
13. North Carolina North Carolina (3–0) Miami (FL) (4–3) Arkansas (7–3) Auburn (13–3) Florida State (12–5) 13.
14. Florida Florida (3–0) Ole Miss (6–1) Florida State (8–3) Duke (12–3) Arkansas (11–5) 14.
15. Florida State Florida State (2–1) Texas A&M (8–0) UCF (11–2) Arkansas (9–5) Texas (14–3) 15.
16. NC State NC State (3–0) Texas (8–0) Tennessee (12–0) Florida State (10–5) Texas A&M (15–3) 16.
17. Wake Forest Wake Forest (3–1) UCF (7–1) Auburn (10–3) Texas (13–3) LSU (12–5) 17.
18. Arizona Arizona (3–0) Auburn (5–3) TCU (10–1) Texas A&M (14–3) Alabama (16–1) 18.
19. Oklahoma State Ole Miss (2–1) LSU (5–3) Texas (10–2) LSU (11–5) Auburn (13–5) 19.
20. TCU TCU (3–0) North Carolina (6–2) Texas A&M (10–3) Alabama (15–1) Pepperdine (12–3) 20.
21. Texas A&M Texas A&M (3–0) TCU (5–1) Long Beach State (8–3) Pepperdine (12–3) Tennessee (15–2) 21.
22. Texas Texas (3–0) Pepperdine (7–0) LSU (7–5) Tennessee (14–2) Duke (12–4) 22.
23. South Alabama East Carolina (3–0) Tennessee (7–0) Alabama (12–0) Virginia (12–4) Virginia (14–4) 23.
24. Louisiana Central Michigan (3–1) East Carolina (6–1) Pepperdine (10–1) Notre Dame (10–2) Notre Dame (11–2) 24.
25. Stanford Cal State Fullerton (2–1) Long Beach State (5–2) North Carolina (8–4) Clemson (12–3) Clemson (14–3) 25.
26. Cal State Fullerton UC Santa Barbara (2–1) Clemson (7–0) Duke (9–2) UC Santa Barbara (13–2) UC Santa Barbara (13–2) 26.
27. UC Santa Barbara Grand Canyon (2–1) Central Michigan (5–2) Clemson (9–2) Long Beach State (10–5) Long Beach State (10–5) 27.
28. Georgia Tech Oklahoma State (1–2) Oklahoma State (5–2) Oklahoma (9–3) Oklahoma (13–4) Oklahoma (14–4) 28.
29. Minnesota Georgia Tech (2–1) Tulane (6–1) Tulane (9–2) Tulane (13–2) Tulane (15–2) 29.
30. Oklahoma South Alabama (2–1) Georgia Tech (6–1) UC Santa Barbara (9–2) Wichita State (13–2) Wichita State (13–2) 30.
Preseason
Dec 16[6]		 Week 1
Feb 17[7]		 Week 2
Feb 24[8]		 Week 3
Mar 2[9]		 Week 4
Mar 9[10]		 Week 5
Mar 16[11]		 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Week 18
Dropped:
No. 24 Louisiana
No. 25 Stanford
No. 29 Minnesota
No. 30 Oklahoma		 Dropped:
  • No. 17 Wake Forest
  • No. 18 Arizona
  • No. 25 Cal State Fullerton
  • No. 26 UC Santa Barbara
  • No. 27 Grand Canyon
  • No. 30 South Alabama
 Dropped:
  • No. 24 East Carolina
  • No. 27 Central Michigan
  • No. 28 Oklahoma State
  • No. 30 Georgia Tech
 Dropped:
  • No. 11 Michigan
  • No. 18 TCU
  • No. 25 North Carolina
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The Preseason poll ranked the top 40 teams in the nation. Teams not listed above are: 31. San Diego State; 32. Oregon State; 33. BYU; 34. UConn; 35. Houston; 36. East Carolina; 37. UC Irvine; 38. Central Michigan; 39 Ball State; 40. Florida Atlantic.

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Preseason
Feb 3[12]		 Week 1
Feb 17[13]		 Week 2
Feb 24[14]		 Week 3
Mar 2[15]		 Week 4
Mar 9[16]		 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Week 18
1. Vanderbilt Texas Tech (4–0) Florida (8–0) Florida (11–0) Florida (16–0) 1.
2. Louisville Miami (FL) (3–0) Arkansas (7–0) Texas Tech (11–1) Texas Tech (16–1) 2.
3. Texas Tech Georgia (3–0) Texas Tech (6–1) Georgia (11–1) Georgia (14–2) 3.
4. Georgia Vanderbilt (1–2) Vanderbilt (6–2) Vanderbilt (10–3) UCLA (13–2) 4.
5. Miami (FL) Florida (3–0) Georgia (7–1) UCLA (11–0) Louisville (11–4) 5.
6. Arkansas Arkansas (3–0) Mississippi State (5–1) Louisville (8–3) Vanderbilt (12–5) 6.
7. Arizona State Mississippi State (3–0) UCLA (7–0) NC State (11–0) Miami (FL) (11–4) 7.
8. Florida Louisville (1–2) NC State (7–0) Miami (FL) (8–3) Ole Miss (14–1) 8.
9. Mississippi State Michigan (3–1) Louisville (4–3) Arizona State (8–4) Arizona State (13–4) 9.
10. Auburn Auburn (4–0) Miami (FL) (4–3) Ole Miss (10–1) NC State (13–2) 10.
11. UCLA UCLA (3–0) Arizona State (5–3) Arkansas (7–3) Duke (12–3) 11.
12. Michigan NC State (3–0) Florida State (6–1) Duke (9–2) Oklahoma (13–4) 12.
13. LSU LSU (2–1) Texas A&M (8–0) Mississippi State (7–4) Mississippi State (10–4) 13.
14. Florida State Arizona State (2–2) Duke (6–1) Florida State (8–3) UCF (15–2) 14.
15. Duke Florida State (2–1) Ole Miss (6–1) Oklahoma (9–3) Auburn (13–3) 15.
16. Stanford East Carolina (3–0) LSU (5–3) Tennessee (12–0) Arkansas (9–5) 16.
17. NC State North Carolina (2–0) East Carolina (6–1) Michigan (6–4) Florida State (10–5) 17.
18. Oklahoma State Duke (2–1) Michigan (4–3) Auburn (10–3) LSU (11–5) 18.
19. North Carolina Texas A&M (3–0) Georgia Tech (6–1) UCF (11–2) East Carolina (12–3) 19.
20. East Carolina Ole Miss (2–1) Oklahoma (7–2) TCU (10–1) Texas A&M (14–3) 20.
21. Texas A&M Wake Forest (3–1) Auburn (5–3) LSU (7–5) Tennessee (14–2) 21.
22. Georgia Tech Georgia Tech (2–1) Dallas Baptist (6–1) East Carolina (7–3) Dallas Baptist (11–4) 22.
23. Wake Forest Arizona (3–0) North Carolina (6–2) Texas A&M (10–3) Long Beach State (10–5) 23.
24. Oklahoma Oklahoma (2–1) Tennessee (7–0) Long Beach State (8–3) Alabama (15–1) 24.
25. Ole Miss TCU (3–0) UCF (7–1) Dallas Baptist (8–3) Clemson (12–3) 25.
26. Arizona Stanford (1–2) TCU (5–1) Alabama (12–0) Pepperdine (12–3) 26.
27. Dallas Baptist Dallas Baptist (3–0) Texas (8–0) Clemson (9–2) Michigan (8–7) 27.
28. TCU Cal State Fullerton (2–1) Oklahoma State (5–2) Texas (10–2) Tulane (13–2) 28.
29. Oregon State Oklahoma State (1–2) Clemson (7–0) Georgia Tech (7–4) TCU (11–4) 29.
30. Texas Texas (3–0) Arizona (5–2) Pepperdine (10–1) Texas (13–3) 30.
Preseason
Feb 3[12]		 Week 1
Feb 17[13]		 Week 2
Feb 24[14]		 Week 3
Mar 2[15]		 Week 4
Mar 9[16]		 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Week 18
Dropped:
No. 29 Oregon State		 Dropped:
No. 21 Wake Forest
No. 26 Stanford
No. 28 Cal State Fullerton		 Dropped:
No. 23 North Carolina
No. 28 Oklahoma State
No. 30 Arizona		 Dropped:
No. 29 Georgia Tech		 None None None None None None None None None None None None None None

The Preseason poll ranked the top 35 teams in the nation. Teams not listed above are: 31. Southern Miss 32. Ohio State 33. Miami (OH) 34. UC Santa Barbara 35. West Virginia

D1Baseball[edit]

Preseason
Jan 13[17]		 Week 1
Feb 17[18]		 Week 2
Feb 24[19]		 Week 3
Mar 2[20]		 Week 4
Mar 9[21]		 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Week 18
1. Louisville Miami (FL) (3–0) Florida (8–0) Florida (11–0) Florida (16–0) 1.
2. Vanderbilt Florida (3–0) Vanderbilt (6–2) Vanderbilt (10–3) Louisville (11–4) 2.
3. Miami (FL) Louisville (1–2) Louisville (4–3) Louisville (8–3) Georgia (14–2) 3.
4. Florida Vanderbilt (1–2) Georgia (7–1) Georgia (11–1) Texas Tech (16–1) 4.
5. Georgia Georgia (3–0) Texas Tech (6–1) Texas Tech (11–1) UCLA (13–2) 5.
6. Texas Tech Texas Tech (4–0) Arkansas (7–0) UCLA (11–0) Vanderbilt (12–5) 6.
7. Arkansas Arkansas (3–0) Miami (FL) (4–3) Miami (FL) (8–3) Miami (FL) (11–4) 7.
8. Auburn Auburn (4–0) Mississippi State (5–1) NC State (11–0) Ole Miss (14–1) 8.
9. Arizona State Michigan (3–1) Florida State (6–1) Ole Miss (10–1) Arizona State (13–4) 9.
10. Mississippi State Mississippi State (3–0) UCLA (7–0) Arizona State (8–4) Duke (12–3) 10.
11. LSU LSU (2–1) LSU (5–3) Florida State (8–3) NC State (13–2) 11.
12. Florida State Florida State (2–1) Arizona State (5–3) Duke (9–2) UCF (15–2) 12.
13. Michigan Arizona State (2–2) NC State (7–0) Arkansas (7–3) Oklahoma (13–4) 13.
14. UCLA UCLA (3–0) Duke (6–1) UCF (11–2) Arkansas (9–5) 14.
15. Duke NC State (3–0) Ole Miss (6–1) Oklahoma (9–3) Florida State (10–5) 15.
16. NC State Duke (2–1) Michigan (4–3) Michigan (6–4) Long Beach State (10–5) 16.
17. Stanford Ole Miss (2–1) Georgia Tech (6–1) Long Beach State (8–3) Mississippi State (10–4) 17.
18. Wake Forest Wake Forest (3–1) Texas A&M (8–0) Mississippi State (7–4) Auburn (13–3) 18.
19. Georgia Tech Georgia Tech (2–1) UCF (7–1) Auburn (10–3) LSU (11–5) 19.
20. Texas A&M Texas A&M (3–0) Auburn (5–3) Tennessee (12–0) Tulane (13–2) 20.
21. East Carolina East Carolina (3–0) East Carolina (6–1) LSU (7–5) Pepperdine (12–3) 21.
22. Oklahoma State North Carolina (3–0) Oklahoma (7–2) TCU (10–1) Dallas Baptist (11–4) 22.
23. North Carolina Oklahoma (2–1) Dallas Baptist (6–1) Tulane (9–2) UC Santa Barbara (13–2) 23.
24. Oklahoma Cal State Fullerton (2–1) Tennessee (7–0) Pepperdine (10–1) Clemson (12–3) 24.
25. Ole Miss Stanford (1–2) Long Beach State (5–2) Dallas Baptist (8–3) Virginia (12–4) 25.
Preseason
Jan 13[17]		 Week 1
Feb 17[18]		 Week 2
Feb 24[19]		 Week 3
Mar 2[20]		 Week 4
Mar 9[21]		 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13 Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Week 18
Dropped:
No 22. Oklahoma State		 Dropped:
  • No. 18 Wake Forest
  • No. 22 North Carolina
  • No. 24 Cal State Fullerton
  • No. 25 Stanford
 Dropped:
  • No. 17 Georgia Tech
  • No. 18 Texas A&M
  • No. 21 East Carolina
 Dropped:
  • No. 16 Michigan
  • No. 20 Tennessee
  • No. 22 TCU
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