The formula for the current CB360 Composite National Rankings (CNR) includes five ingredients: preseason rankings by USA Today/ESPN (coaches), NCBWA (writers), Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball magazine, and College Baseball Lineup. Prior to opening day (Feb. 17), the CNR will be adjusted slightly after adding the Perfect Game preseason rankings and small bonus/penalty factors for projected strength-of-schedule and preseason conference polls (look for the final preseason CNR sometime next week, prior to opening day). This update also will serve to create a preseason projection of the 2012 NCAA field-of-64 (including automatic qualifiers that fall outside the CNR top-50).

Florida received 99.86 points on the CNR 100-point scale, after checking in at #1 in all five polls. The Gators received 17-of-31 first-place votes in the coaches poll (South Carolina had 12; Stanford and Texas A&M one each) while earning 497 out of 500 maximum points from Collegiate Baseball – thus accounting for Florida’s CNR point total being shy of 100.

Here’s a quick look at the current CB360 top-50 (information on the CNR formula is included at the bottom of this page):

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College Baseball 360 Composite Top-50
(preliminary preseason Composite National Rankings, as of Feb. 10, 2012 … a final preseason top-50 will be released prior to Feb. 17 opening day and will include a projected NCAA field-of-64, based on the CNR) 

1. Florida … 99.86
2. South Carolina … 98.63
3. Stanford … 97.10
4. North Carolina … 95.36
5. Texas A&M … 95.15
6. Rice … 93.93
7. Texas … 92.95
8. Arkansas … 92.34
9. Georgia Tech … 90.36
10. LSU … 88.71
11. Vanderbilt … 87.36
12. TCU … 86.90
13. Florida State … 86.77
14. Arizona … 85.05
15. Miami … 84.11
16. Oklahoma … 82.18
17. UCLA … 81.76
18. Clemson … 80.85
19. Georgia … 79.44
20. Cal State Fullerton … 79.37
21. Arizona State … 74.96
22. California … 71.24
23. St. John’s … 70.18
24. Oregon State … 70.04
25. Louisville … 70.02
26. UC Irvine … 68.48
27. Virginia … 68.24
28. Stetson … 65.32
29. Central Florida … 61.07
30. Baylor … 57.39
31. Southern Mississippi … 56.92
32. Mississippi … 56.89
33. Dallas Baptist … 56.64
34. College of Charleston … 54.77
35. Oregon … 52.37
36. East Carolina … 51.55
37. Mississippi State … 50.55
38. Missouri State … 49.73
39. Georgia Southern … 49.53
40. Wichita State … 48.07
41. USC … 47.92
42. Charlotte … 47.3
43. Coastal Carolina … 47.18
44. Jacksonville … 46.35
45. Connecticut … 46.20
46. Texas State … 46.03
47. Florida International … 45.22
48. Fresno State … 45.02
48. Kent State … 45.02
50. Oklahoma State … 44.79

Teams receive points based on their standings in each poll/rating/projection (60 pts for #1; 59 for #2, etc.). For polls involving voting points (coaches and CB) and the various RPI-type ratings, the CNR adjusts to reward teams that have larger margins in the voting/point totals (whereas two teams with nearly the same voting-point total will be closer in the CNR allotment for that poll). Note that strength-of-schedule typically is factored into RPI formulations … thus the actual SOS numbers only are used early in the season (SOS are not used in the CNR when RPI already are in the mix). For the NCAA field projections, teams are awarded CNR points based on their respective seedings, “last in” and “last out,” etc.

The polls/ratings/projections are averaged, with 40 points typically then added to each total in order to yield the 100-point benchmark. Early in the season (projected SOS) and late in the season (final-10 games), a maximum bonus/penalty of 0.5 points is factored into the formula (in that case, 39.5, rather than 40, is added to the poll/rating/projection avg.).

Here are links to the five criteria currently used in the CNR, as of Feb. 10, 2012 (several more to be added prior to 2012 opening day):
• National Coaches Poll (USA Today/ESPN)
• National Collegiate Baseball Writers poll
• Baseball America poll
• Colllegiate Baseball magazine rankings
• College Baseball Lineup rankings

DALLAS – Florida is pre-competition No. 1 nationally for the first time
in school history in the 2012 National Collegiate Baseball Writers 15th
annual Division I preseason poll.

Coach Kevin O’Sullivan’s crew was runnerup to fellow Southeastern
Conference powerhouse South Carolina in the 2011 NCAA World Series and
has a very solid nucleus returning. All-America catcher and 2011 SEC
Player of the Year Mike Zunino (.371 average-19 homers-67 RBI) is one of
the top returnees along with dual threat Brian Johnson (8-3 pitching
record, .307-5-29) and All-America DH Preston Tucker for the Gators.

Two-time defending NCAA champ South Carolina is No. 2 in the opening
survey while 2011 NCAA Division I World Series participants North
Carolina (No. 3 this year), Texas A&M (No. 5), Texas (No. 7), Vanderbilt
(No. 11), Virginia (No. 23), and California (No, 26) return after being
ranked among the Top Eight in the final NCBWA poll last June. Last
year’s preseason No. 1 TCU is No. 13 in the 2012 lidlifter.

The NCBWA continues its tradition of NCAA Division I polls for the 15th
year with its 2012 preseason predictions and weekly surveys. Weekly
polls will resume from Feb. 21-June 28 with the finale following the
66th annual 2012 NCAA World Series in Omaha, Neb., at two-year-old TD
Ameritrade Park.
The poll voters come from 40 college baseball writers and related media
persons from throughout the nation. After a preseason Top 35 listing,
the remainder of the polls will feature a national Top 30 beginning with
the Feb. 21 NCBWA survey.

LSU held down the No. 1 slot in the 1998, 2001 and 2009 polls. Other
NCBWA preseason No. 1 placers have been Southern California (1999),
Miami (Fla.) (2000), Stanford (2002), Texas (2003, 06, 10), Rice (2004,
07), Cal State Fullerton (2005), Arizona State (2008), North Carolina
(2009), and TCU (2011). South Carolina never had won a DI baseball crown
before capturing the trophy in both 2010 and ’11.

Last season, five different teams were rated No, 1 – TCU, UCLA, Florida,
Vanderbilt, Virginia, and the champion Gamecocks.

This preseason poll has representation by 10 different conferences and
independent Dallas Baptist among the 291 baseball-playing schools in the
2012 NCAA Division I ranks. The polls of 2011 had teams from 16
different DI conferences rated at least one week. For more information
or to join the NCBWA, please go to www.ncbwa.com.

Rank-School-2011 Record-Final ’11 Ranking
1 Florida Southeastern 53-19 2
2 South Carolina SEC 55-14 1
3 North Carolina Atlantic Coast 51-16 5
4 Stanford Pacific-12 35-22 13
5 Texas A&M Big 12 47-22 8
6 Arkansas SEC 40-22 20
7 Texas Big 12 49-19 7
8 Rice Conference USA 42-21 18
9 Georgia Tech ACC 42-21 23
10 Florida State ACC 46-19 10
11 Vanderbilt SEC 54-12 4
12 LSU SEC 36-20 NR
13 TCU Mountain West 43-19 16
14 Oklahoma Big 12 41-19 24
15 Arizona State Pac-12 43-18 9
16 Miami (Fla.) ACC 38-23 26
17 Clemson ACC 43-20 15
18 Arizona Pac-12 39-21 25
19 Cal State Fullerton Big West 41-17 17
20 UCLA Pac-12 35-24 22
21 Georgia SEC 33-32 NR
22 Oregon State Pac-12 41-19 12
23 Virginia ACC 56-12 3
24 UC Irvine Big West 43-18 11
25 Louisville Big East 32-29 NR
26 California Pac-12 38-23 6
27 St. John’s Big East 36-22 NR
28 UCF Conference USA 39-23 NR
29 Southern Miss Conference USA 39-19 30
30 Ole Miss SEC 30-25 NR
31 Stetson Atlantic Sun 43-20 NR
32 Baylor Big 12 31-28 NR
33 Dallas Baptist Independent 42-20 21
34 Mississippi State SEC 38-25 19
35 Coastal Carolina Big South 42-20 NR

Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Alabama (35-28), Auburn
(29-29), Belmont (38-26), Bethune-Cookman (36-25), Cal State Bakersfield
(33-22), Charlotte (43-16), College of Charleston (39-22), Connecticut
(45-20-1), Creighton (45-16), East Carolina (41-21), Florida
International (40-20-1), Fresno State (40-16), Georgia Southern (36-26),
Georgia State (37-21), Gonzaga (32-19-1), Illinois (30-27), Jacksonville
(37-24), James Madison (42-19), Kansas State (36-25), Kent State
(45-17), Kentucky (25-30), Long Beach State (29-27), Maine (33-24),
Michigan State (36-21), Missouri State (33-23), NC State (35-27),
Nebraska (30-25), Oklahoma State (35-25), Old Dominion (30-26), Oral
Roberts (39-22), Oregon (33-26-1), Sam Houston State (35-24), San Diego
State (22-36), Seton Hall (34-25), Southern California (25-31), Stony
Brook (42-12), Tennessee (25-29), Texas State (41-23), Texas Tech
(33-25), Troy (43-19), Tulane (31-26), UNC Wilmington (31-28), West
Virginia (28-27), Wichita State (39-26).

By conference: SEC 8, Pacific-12 6, ACC 6, Big 12 4, C-USA 3, Big East
2, Big West 2, Atlantic Sun 1, Big South 1, Independents 1, MWC 1.

Florida is the number one team in the USA Today/ESPN College Baseball 2012 Preseason Poll. The coaches’ poll is the third preseason ranking to be released to date, and Florida has topped all three (Collegiate Baseball and Baseball America are the other two.

Two-time defending national champion South Carolina is second, followed by Stanford, North Carolina and Texas in the top five. Texas A&M, Rice, Arkansas, Florida State, and Georgia Tech round out the preseason top 10.

Stanford is the only school among the top six in the poll that did not reach the 2011 College World Series.

Six SEC and ACC teams are in the top 25, the Pac-12 has five.

College Baseball 360 will release our 2012 Preseason Top 50 Composite Poll in the coming weeks.

Jan 26, 2012

1. Florida

2. South Carolina

3. Stanford

4. North Carolina

5. Texas

6. Texas A&M

7. Rice

8. Arkansas

9. Florida State

10. Georgia Tech

11. TCU

12. Vanderbilt

13. Miami (Fla)

14. LSU

15. Oklahoma

16. Cal State Fullerton

17. Virginia

18. UCLA

19. Oregon State

20. Arizona

21. St. John’s

22. California

23. Clemson

24. Louisville

25. Georgia

Others receiving votes: UC-Irvine (43-18) 102; Connecticut (45-20-1) 29; Mississippi State (38-25) 28; Baylor (31-28) 27; Dallas Baptist (42-20) 25; Oregon (33-26) 24; Stetson (43-20) 23; Southern Mississippi (39-19) 20; Fresno State (40-16) 13; Kent State (45-17) 13; Oklahoma State (35-25) 12; East Carolina (41-21) 9; Troy (43-19) 9; North Carolina State (35-27) 8; Georgia Southern (36-26) 7; Creighton (45-16) 6; Mississippi (30-25) 6; Missouri State (33-23) 6; Southern California (25-31) 6; Illinois (30-27) 5; Wichita State (39-26) 5; Alabama (35-28) 4; Belmont (38-26) 4; Coastal Carolina (42-20) 4; Pittsburgh (33-23) 4; Central Florida (39-23) 3; UNC-Wilmington (31-28) 3; College of Charleston (39-22) 1; Jacksonville (37-24) 1; James Madison (42-19) 1; Oral Roberts (39-22) 1; Southeastern Louisiana (35-22) 1; Stony Brook (42-12) 1.

The USA TODAY/ESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 31 coaches at Division I institutions. All are members of the American Baseball Coaches Association. The board for the 2012 season: Terry Alexander, Jacksonville; John Anderson, Minnesota; Ed Blankmeyer, St. John’s; Rob Cooper, Wright State; Sherman Corbett, Texas-San Antonio; Tim Corbin, Vanderbilt; Barry Davis, Rider; Greg DiCenzo, Holy Cross; Mike Gaski, UNC-Greensboro; Nino Giarratano, San Francisco; Gary Gilmore, Coastal Carolina; Keith Guttin, Missouri State; Danny Hall, Georgia Tech; Carlton Hardy, Savannah State; Donny Harrel, Seattle University; Loren Hibbs, Charlotte; Charlie Hickey, Central Connecticut State; George Horton, Oregon; Steve Jaksa, Central Michigan; Omar Johnson, Jackson State; Rick Jones, Tulane; John Musachio, Oakland (Mich.); Bobby Pierce, Troy; Gary Powers, Nevada; Mark Scalf, UNC-Wilmington; Jim Schlossnagle, TCU; Jim Schmitz, Eastern Illinois; Matt Senk, Stony Brook; Doug Smith, UC-Riverside; Steve Smith, Baylor; Bob Whalen, Dartmouth.

TUCSON, Ariz. — The University of Florida is the overwhelming favorite to capture the 2012 NCAA Division I College World Series, according to Collegiate Baseball’s Fabulous 40 NCAA Division I pre-season poll.

The Gators return one of the strongest teams in college baseball history after finishing second at the CWS last season to South Carolina. Florida brings back seven players who are Louisville Slugger pre-season All-Americans, an all-time record. In addition, seven players have the potential of being drafted in the first three rounds of next June’s Free Agent Draft.

The talent level is so high that up to 14 players could be drafted next June, according to Head Coach Kevin O’Sullivan. The Gators landed Collegiate Baseball’s No. 1 recruiting class in the nation during the fall of 2009 with many of these players key components of the 2012 team. That class featured seven drafted players among the 11-man class.

Florida followed that with a recruiting class ranked fifth in 2010 with six players being drafted among the eight brought in. The headliner in that class was RHP Karsten Whitson (Chipley H.S., FL) who was a first round draft pick of the Padres. The 6-foot-4, 190-pounder’s fastball topped out at 96 mph. Last season as a freshman for Florida, he was 8-1 with a 2.40 ERA, 92 strikeouts and only 28 walks. According to news accounts, Whitson turned down a signing bonus close to $2 million to be a Gator.

Florida then landed a recruiting class ranked eighth nationally in 2011 (four drafted players).

The high profile players who are expected to go in the first three rounds of the 2012 draft include:

And you could go on and on about the superb athletes Florida can bring to the table.

Florida has extraordinary starting pitchers, relievers and closers for any potential hitting matchup. Offensively, the team hit .307 with 69 home runs last season and belted 143 doubles as the Gators averaged 6.3 runs per game. In the final 2011 national NCAA statistics, Florida ranked No. 1 in hits by its offense (755), No. 5 in doubles, and No. 5 in homers.

The pitching staff ranked No. 1 in the nation in walks allowed per nine innings at 1.82. The staff had a 2.95 team ERA and had more than a 4:1 strikeout to walk ratio (547 strikeouts and 130 walks).

Opponents had a difficult time running on the Gators last season with an All-American catching in Zunino and a pitching staff that kept runners close. Only 31 bases were stolen off the Gators last season in 47 attempts over 72 games.

For a detailed rundown on the top 40 teams, see the Jan. 6, 2012 edition of Collegiate Baseball newspaper which also includes a complete look at every NCAA Division I Conference with pre-season rankings and a listing of top players in each league, including projected pitchers and players of the year.

In addition, this issue of Collegiate Baseball features a draft preview of all potential college players who may be picked in the first two rounds of the 2012 Free Agent Draft next spring and Louisville Slugger pre-season All-American teams.

The “Collegiate Baseball” Newspaper poll is the oldest college baseball poll. Its birth took place during the 1958 college baseball season.

DALLAS, Texas – The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association continued its tradition of NCAA Division I polls for the 12th year with its 2011 weekly surveys. This season’s polls have been circulated from Feb. 21-June 30 following the NCAA World Series in Omaha, Neb. This is the final poll of the year and ’11 after South Carolina of the Southeastern Conference won back-to-back NCAA baseball championships on June 28 by sweeping Florida in the title round.
The poll voters come from 40 college baseball writers and related media persons from throughout the nation. The final poll has representation by 11 different conferences among the 300 baseball-playing schools in the 2011 NCAA Division I ranks, and five different schools have held down the No. 1 position. There have been 17 separate leagues among the Top 30 in the ‘11 poll, and six different schools – TCU, UCLA, Florida, Vanderbilt, Virginia, and South Carolina – held down the No. 1 position in the NCBWA surveys. For more information or to join the NCBWA, please go to www.ncbwa.com.

CLICK HERE to see more polls on our comprehensive Weekly Polls Page.
The first 2012 NCBWA DI poll will be released in Jan. 2012.

Rank School Conference Overall Record Previous Rank
1 South Carolina Southeastern 55-14 4
2 Florida SEC53-19 3
3 Virginia ACC 56-12 1
4 Vanderbilt SEC 54-12 2
5 North Carolina ACC 51-16 6
6 California Pacific-10 38-23 11
7 Texas Big 12 49-19 5
8 Texas A&M Big 12 47-22 7
9 Arizona State Pac-10 43-18 8
10 Florida State ACC 46-19 9
11 UC Irvine Big West 43-18 10
12 Oregon State Pac-10 41-19 12
13 Stanford Pac-10 35-22 13
14 Connecticut Big East 45-20-1 14
15 Clemson ACC 43-20 15
16 Cal State Fullerton Big West 41-17 17
17 TCU Mountain West 43-19 16
18 Rice Conference USA 42-21 18
19 Mississippi State SEC 38-25 19
20 Arkansas SEC 40-22 20
21 Dallas Baptist Independent 42-20 21
22 UCLA Pac-10 35-24 22
23 Georgia Tech ACC 42-21 23
24 Oklahoma Big 12 41-19 24
25 Arizona Pac-10 39-21 25
26 Miami (Fla.) ACC 38-23 26
27 Kent State Mid-American 45-17 27
28 Fresno State Western Athletic 40-16 28
29 East Carolina C-USA 41-21 29
30 Southern Miss C-USA 39-19 30

Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Alabama (35-28), Cal State Bakersfield (33-22), Charlotte (43-16), Coastal Carolina (42-20), Creighton (45-16), James Madison (42-19), Oral Roberts (39-22), Stetson (43-20), Texas State (41-23), Troy (43-19).

Dropped Out: None.

By conference: ACC 6, Pac-10 6, SEC 5, Big 12 3, C-USA 3, Big West 2, Big East 1, Independent 1, MAC 1, MWC 1, WAC 1.

The Gamecocks won their second consecutive national championship in baseball at the College World Series last Tuesday with a 5-2 win over Florida to sweep the championship series two games to none over the Gators.

South Carolina broke two NCAA records in the process of winning back-to-back titles as the Gamecocks have now won 11 consecutive College World Series games dating back to last season and 16 straight games in NCAA tournament action (Regionals, Super Regionals, College World Series).

South Carolina finished with a team ERA of 0.88 in five College World Series games, the fourth-lowest team ERA in CWS history and the lowest since 1972 (Arizona State, 0.68).

The Gamecocks microscopic team ERA is the lowest by a CWS champion since California in 1957 (0.60).

The Collegiate Baseball newspaper poll is the oldest college baseball poll. Its birth took place during the 1957 college baseball season.

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une 29, 2011 — final poll

Rank	School (first-place votes)	Record	Points	Last week
1	South Carolina (31)	55-14	775	4
2	Florida	53-19	744	3
3	Vanderbilt	54-12	700	2
4	Virginia	56-12	694	1
5	North Carolina	51-16	641	7
6	Texas A&M	47-22	589	8
7	Texas	49-19	574	5
8	California	38-23	540	NR
9	Florida State	46-19	501	6
10	Arizona State	43-18	447	11
11	Oregon State	41-19	420	16
12	UC-Irvine	43-18	402	17
13	Stanford	35-22	328	21
14	Connecticut	45-20-1	321	24
15	Mississippi State	38-25	260	NR
16	Clemson	43-20	253	12
17	Cal State-Fullerton	41-17	236	9
18	Dallas Baptist	42-20	232	NR
19	TCU	43-19	225	10
20	Georgia Tech	42-21	209	14
21	Rice	42-21	184	13
22	UCLA	35-24	153	18
23	Arkansas	40-22	145	19
24	Miami (Fla.)	38-23	114	23
25	Arizona	39-21	80	NR

Dropped out: No. 15 Oklahoma, No. 20 Fresno State, No. 22 Southern Mississippi, No. 25 Creighton.

Others receiving votes: Oklahoma (41-19) 69; Kent State (45-17) 42; Stetson (43-20) 26; Creighton (45-16) 25; Fresno State (40-16) 21; Baylor (31-28) 20; Georgia (33-32) 15; Southern Mississippi (39-19) 15; Alabama (35-28) 14; Oral Roberts (39-22) 13; Central Florida (39-23) 9; East Carolina (41-21) 9; Illinois (30-27) 7; Troy (43-19) 6; Coastal Carolina (42-20) 5; Belmont (38-26) 4; St. John’s (36-22) 3; James Madison (42-19) 2; Florida International (40-20) 1; Georgia Southern (36-26) 1; San Francisco (32-25) 1.

The 2011 board: The USA TODAY/ESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 31 coaches at Division I institutions. All are members of the American Baseball Coaches Association. The board for the 2011 season: Terry Alexander, Jacksonville; John Anderson, Minnesota; Ed Blankmeyer, St. John’s; Rob Cooper, Wright State; Sherman Corbett, Texas-San Antonio; Tim Corbin, Vanderbilt; Greg DiCenzo, Holy Cross; David Eldredge, Southern Utah; Mike Gaski, North Carolina-Greensboro; Nino Giarratano, San Francisco; Gary Gilmore, Coastal Carolina; Keith Guttin, Missouri State; Danny Hall, Georgia Tech; Daniel Heefner, Dallas Baptist; Loren Hibbs, Charlotte; Charlie Hickey, Central Connecticut State; George Horton, Oregon; Steve Jaksa, Central Michigan; Omar Johnson, Jackson State; Rick Jones, Tulane; Steve Kittrell, South Alabama; Kevin Leighton, Manhattan; Gary McClure, Austin Peay; Mervyl Melendez, Bethune-Cookman; Gary Powers, Nevada; Mark Scalf, North Carolina-Wilmington; Jim Schlossnagle, TCU; Matt Senk, Stony Brook; Doug Smith, UC-Riverside; Steve Smith, Baylor; Bob Whalen, Dartmouth.

A minimum of seven and possibly nine regional games are set for Monday. Two games were resumed Monday afternoon after they were halted due to weather on Sunday.

Florida State defeated Alabama 8-1 in the bottom of the 6th inning in Tallahassee, while defending national champion South Carolina beat Stetson 8-2 in the other resumed game.

Florida State now faces either Arizona or Texas A&M later this week in a Super Regional, with South Carolina taking on either Clemson or UConn.

Super Regional host sites will be announced at midnight ET on Monday.

Here’s the rundown of Monday’s games:

CLICK HERE to see Sunday’s full Regional Scoreboard page.

Mike McGee helped Florida State close out Alabama in the Regional final.

at (1) Florida State 11-19-0 def. (3) Alabama 1-5-1 … FSU adv. to Super Regional (vs. Texas A&M/Arizona)
Final Stats | FSU Recap | AL Recap |  Quotes |  Postgame Video

at (1) South Carolina 8-12-1 def. (2) Stetson 2-7-1 … SC adv. to Super Regional (vs. UConn)
Final Stats | SC Recap (w/ video)  | STET Recap |  Photos |  Quotes  |  Notes

at (1) Texas 5-10-1 def. (3) Kent State 0-5-2 … TX adv. to Super Regional (vs. Arizona St.)
Final Stats |  KS Recap |  TX Recap |  Photos | Video Highlights

UConn 5th-year senior Greg Nappo delivered 5-plus strong innings in his 52nd career start, as the Huskies claimed the Regional at Clemson in stunning fashion (14-1).

(2) Connecticut 14-17-0 won at (1) Clemson 1-6-3 … UConn adv. to Super Regional (at SC)
Final Stats | CLEM Recap | UConn Recap |  Photos |  Quotes

(3) California 9-13-5 def. (2) Baylor 8-9-1, at TCU … Cal adv. to Super Regional (vs. DB, site TBA)
Final Stats |  CAL Recap | BAY Recap |  Quotes

Cal's Devon Rodriguez fueled Cal's comeback vs. Baylor, with a 2-out/2-run home run in the bottom of the 8th and a 2-out/2-run single that capped a 4-run rally in the 9th.

Rained-Out – at (1) Texas A&M vs. (2) Arizona (moved to Tues., June 7, 12:30 CT), winner adv. to Super Regional at FSU

(3) Dallas Baptist 11-12-0 def. (4) Oral Roberts 9-14-3, at Rice … DB adv. to Super Regional (vs. Cal; site TBA)
Final Stats | DB Recap | ORU Recap

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