Arkansas Tops Ballot… DALLAS – Arkansas has been selected as pre-2013 No. 1 nationally in the 16th annual 2013 National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Division I preseason poll. Coach Dave Van Horn’s Razorbacks are coming off a third-place finish behind champion Arizona and 2010 and ’11 NCAA winner South Carolina in the 2012 NCAA World Series and final record of 46-22. This is the first preseason No. 1 ranking for the Razorbacks, and the Southeastern Conference power also is No. 1 in the Collegiate Baseball and USA Today Coaches pre-2013 surveys. Arizona rolled through the NCAA Regional, Super Regional ands CWS tourneys with a 10-0 record and is No. 14 in the initial NCBWA ratings. The poll voters come from 45 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. 18 NCBWA DI survey. Previous No. 1 entries on the preseason NCBWA rankings have been LSU in the 1998, 2001 and 2009 polls, 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), TCU (2011), and Florida (2012). Other 2012 NCAA World Series entrants in the initial ’13 poll are UCLA No. 5, South Carolina No. 6, Florida State No. 13, Florida No. 15, Kent State No. 31, and Stony Brook (received votes). Last season, four different teams were rated No, 1 in the poll – Arizona, preseason Florida, Florida State, and South Carolina. The NCBWA continues its tradition of NCAA Division I polls with its 2013 preseason predictions and weekly surveys. Weekly polls will resume from Feb. 18-June 27 with the finale following the 67th annual 2013 NCAA World Series in Omaha, Neb., at three-year-old TD Ameritrade Park. This preseason poll has representation by 11 different conferences among the 298 baseball-playing schools in the 2013 NCAA Division I ranks. The polls of 2012 had a NCBWA-poll record 22 different DI conferences and independents rated at least one week. For more information or to join the NCBWA, please go to www.ncbwa.com.Rank-School-2012 Record-Final ’12 Ranking 1 Arkansas Southeastern 46-22 3 2 North Carolina Atlantic Coast 46-16 15 3 LSU SEC 47-18 10 4 Vanderbilt SEC 35-28 27 5 UCLA Pacific-12 48-16 5 6 South Carolina SEC 49-20 2 7 Stanford Pac-12 41-18 12 8 Oregon Pac-12 46-19 11 9 NC State ACC 43-20 13 10 Oregon State Pac-12 40-20 22 11 Florida State ACC 50-17 4 12 Kentucky SEC 45-18 20 13 TCU Big 12 40-22 16 14 Arizona Pac-12 48-17 1 15 Florida SEC 47-20 6 16 Mississippi State SEC 40-24 30 17 Oklahoma Big 12 42-25 14 18 Rice Conference USA 41-19 18 19 Louisville Big East 41-22 28 20 San Diego West Coast 40-17 NR 21 Georgia Tech ACC 38-26 NR 22 Arizona State Pac-12 36-20 26 23 Cal State Fullerton Big West 36-21 25 24 Texas A&M SEC 43-18 19 25 Ole Miss SEC 37-26 NR 26 Texas Big 12 30-22 NR 27 Baylor Big 12 49-17 9 28 Clemson ACC 35-28 NR 29 Miami (Fla.) ACC 36-23 NR 30 Virginia ACC 39-19-1 24 31 Kent State Mid-American 47-20 7 32 Southern Miss C-USA 32-24 NR 33 UC Irvine Big West 31-25 NR 34 New Mexico Mountain West 37-24 NR 35 Coastal Carolina Big South 42-19 NROthers receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Army (41-15), Bryant (33-21), Cal Poly (36-20), College of Charleston (38-22), Dallas Baptist (41-19), East Carolina (36-24-1), Florida Atlantic (32-22), FIU (31-26), Georgia (31-26), Gonzaga (34-22), Indiana State (41-19), Long Beach State (28-27), Mercer (38-21), Missouri State (40-22), New Mexico State (35-24), Notre Dame (31-27), Oklahoma State (32-25), Oral Roberts (38-25), Pepperdine (36-23), Purdue (45-14), Sam Houston State (40-22), San Francisco (29-30), South Carolina-Upstate (33-20), South Florida (38-22), Southeastern Louisiana (39-21), St. John’s (40-23), Stony Brook (52-15), Texas State (32-24), Texas Tech (29-26), Tulane (38-20), UCF (45-17), UNC Wilmington (39-23), UT Arlington (36-25), Utah Valley (47-12), Washington (30-25), Wichita State (35-25). Dropped Out From Final 2012 Poll: Stony Brook (8), St. John’s (17), UCF (21), Purdue (23), Utah Valley (29). By conference: SEC 9, ACC 7, Pac-12 6, Big 12 4, Big West 2, C-USA 2, Big East 1, Big South 1, MAC 1, MWC 1, WCC 1. -www.ncbwa.com-

Final Ranking of 2012 Season…

Arizona's Seth Mejias-Brean and the Arizona mascot pose with the national championship trophy (Photo-Kirk Markus)

The top eight teams in the final polls of the season are always easy to determine. Arizona, this year’s national champion, is No. 1, followed by runner-up South Carolina and so on. Kent State and Stony Brook come in with the highest final rankings their programs will ever receive at seventh and eighth, respectively. Here’s the full top 25 as well as the “others receiving votes” to close the 2012 college baseball season.

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Rank   Team  (First-Place Votes)  Record

1. Arizona (31) 48-17
2. South Carolina 49-20
3. Arkansas 46-22
4. Florida St. 50-17
5. UCLA 48-16
6. Florida 47-20
7. Kent St. 47-20
8. Stony Brook 52-15
9. Baylor 49-17
10. Oregon 46-19
11. LSU 47-18
12. Stanford 41-18
13. North Carolina St. 43-20
14. Oklahoma 42-25
15. TCU 40-22
16. St. John’s 40-23
17. North Carolina 46-16
18. Texas A&M 43-18
19. Kentucky 45-18
20. Rice 41-19
21. Purdue 45-14
22. Oregon St. 40-20
23. Virginia 39-19-1
24. Central Florida 45-17
25. Vanderbilt 35-28

Dropped out: No. 19 Cal State-Fullerton, No. 21 Miami (Fla.), No. 22 Mississippi State, No. 23 San Diego, No. 24 Georgia Tech, No. 25 Louisville.

Others receiving votes: Mississippi State (40-24) 59; Cal State-Fullerton (36-21) 52; Mississippi (37-26) 50; Georgia Tech (38-26) 41; Dallas Baptist (41-19) 34; Louisville (41-22) 29; Clemson (35-28) 22; Appalachian State (41-18) 21; Pepperdine (36-23) 20; Miami (Fla.) (36-23) 13; San Diego (40-17) 10; Missouri State (40-22) 3; Sam Houston State (40-22) 3; Creighton (28-30) 2; Austin Peay (40-24) 1; Cal Poly (36-20) 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.

Omaha Teams Comprise Top Eight…

DALLAS – The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association continued its tradition of NCAA Division I polls for the 15th year with its 2012 weekly surveys. Polls were be circulated from Feb. 20-June 26, following the 66th annual NCAA World Series in Omaha, Neb., at the second-year TD Ameritade Stadium.

The Arizona Wildcats (48-17) won their final 11 games, including ten in the NCAA tournament, five in Omaha and two to sweep South Carolina in the deciding series, to claim their fourth overall national title and first since 1986.

The poll voters came from 42 college baseball writers and related media persons from throughout the nation. This week’s final poll has representation by 12 different conferences among the 297 baseball-playing schools in the 2012 NCAA Division I ranks, and there have been 22 circuits or independents in the surveys this season.

Final 2012 NCBWA Rankings (Rank/Team/Final Record)

1. Arizona (48-17)
2. South Carolina (49-20)
3. Arkansas (46-22)
4. Florida State (50-17)
5. UCLA (48-16)
6. Florida (47-20)
7. Kent State (47-20)
8. Stony Brook (52-15)
9. Baylor (49-17)
10. LSU (47-18)
11. Oregon (46-19)
12. Stanford (41-18)
13. North Carolina St. (43-20)
14. Oklahoma (42-25)
15. North Carolina (46-16)
16. TCU (40-22)
17. St. John’s (40-23)
18. Rice (41-19)
19. Texas A&M (43-18)
20. Kentucky (45-18)
21. Central Florida (45-17)
22. Oregon State (40-20)
23. Purdue (45-14)
24. Virginia (39-19-1)
25. Cal State Fullerton (36-21)
26. Arizona State (36-20)
27. Vanderbilt (35-28)
28. Louisville (41-22)
29. Utah Valley (47-12)
30. Mississippi State (40-24)

Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Appalachian State (41-18), Army (41-15), Austin Peay State (40-24), Cal Poly (36-20), Clemson (35-28), Dallas Baptist (41-19), Georgia Tech (38-26), Miami (26-23), Mississippi (37-26), Missouri State (40-22), New Mexico (37-24), Sam Houston State (40-22), Samford (41-23), San Diego (40-17).

By conference: Southeastern 7, Pac-12 6, Atlantic Coast 4, Big 12 3, Big East 2, Conference USA 2, America East 1, Big Ten 1, Big West 1, Great West 1, Mid-American 1, Mountain West 1.

TUCSON, Ariz. — Louisiana St. (43-16) has been ranked No. 1 in the latest Collegiate Baseball newspaper NCAA Division I baseball poll.

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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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Final Pre-NCAA Tournament Ranking…

How much it actually matters is up for debate, but the final pre-NCAA Tournament college baseball coaches’ poll is out. The national ranking was released within hours of the announcement of the NCAA field of 64 on Selection Monday.

Florida, which received the NCAA’s overall number one national seed in the tournament, also received 13 first place votes and tops the latest coaches’ poll. The Gators are one of five teams to receive first place votes in this week’s poll. The entire coache’s Top 25 is below.

The Road To Omaha leads to TD Ameritrade Park and The Dugout – located right across the street from TDA’s home plate entrance. The Dugout has a ton of authentic college baseball caps – just like the ones the players wear on the field.

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Rank School (First place votes) Record Points
1. Florida (13) 42-18 712
2. Baylor (2) 44-14 694
3. Florida St. (5) 43-15 687
4. UCLA (7) 42-14 671
5. North Carolina (4) 44-14 644
6. South Carolina 40-17 606
7. LSU 43-16 581
8. Texas A&M 42-16 529
9. Rice 40-17 517
10. Oregon 42-17 478
11. Arizona 38-17 444
12. Kentucky 43-16 425
13. Stanford 38-16 417
14. Purdue 44-12 409
15. Virginia 38-17-1 282
16. North Carolina St. 39-17 268
17. Oregon St. 38-18 267
18. Central Florida 43-15 245
19. Cal State Fullerton 35-19 232
20. Arkansas 39-19 184
21. Miami 36-21 180
22. Mississippi St. 39-22 175
23. San Diego 40-15 72
24. Georgia Tech 36-24 49
25. Louisville 39-20 44
Dropped out: No. 24 TCU (36-19).
Others receiving votes: Oklahoma (38-22) 42; Coastal Carolina (41-17) 40; Vanderbilt (33-26) 37; TCU (36-19) 26; Utah Valley State (47-12) 22; Stony Brook (46-11) 21; Pepperdine (34-21) 13; Dallas Baptist (39-17) 12; Missouri State (39-20) 8; New Mexico (36-22) 8; St. John’s (37-21) 7; Indiana State (41-17) 6; North Carolina-Wilmington (38-21) 6; Kent State (41-17) 4; Army (41-13) 3; Cal Poly (36-20) 3; Mississippi (35-b24) 3; East Carolina (35-22 -1) 2.

TUCSON, Ariz. — Oregon (41-14) has been ranked No. 1 for the second straight week in the latest Collegiate Baseball newspaper NCAA Division I baseball poll.

The Dugout is where you’ll find authentic College Word Series shirts, hats and other gear year-round. Located right across the street from TD Ameritrade Park’s home plate entrance, they also have authentic hard to find college baseball caps of all your favorite teams.

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

(Top 30 Agate Follows)

Shuffling In The Top Five In Latest Ranking…

The poll voters come from 42 college baseball writers and related media persons from throughout the nation. This week’s poll has representation by 12 different conferences among the 297 baseball-playing schools in the 2012 NCAA Division I ranks, and there have been 21 circuits and independents in the surveys this season. Last year there were 16 different leagues (from 30 in NCAA Division I) among the Top 30 polls. For more information or to join the NCBWA, please go to www.ncbwa.com.

The Dugout is where you’ll find authentic College Word Series shirts, hats and other gear year-round. Located right across the street from TD Ameritrade Park’s home plate entrance, they also have authentic hard to find college baseball caps of all your favorite teams.

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Rank School Conference Overall Record Previous Rank
1 Florida State Atlantic Coast 43-12 3
2 Florida Southeastern 40-16 2
3 Baylor Big 12 42-12 5
4 Rice Conference USA 39-15 4
5 South Carolina SEC 39-15 1
6 Texas A&M Big 12 41-14 6
7 LSU SEC 42-14 9
8 North Carolina ACC 42-13 7
9 Oregon Pacific-12 41-14 10
10 UCLA Pac-12 38-14 12
11 Stanford Pac-12 36-14 11
12 Kentucky SEC 41-15 8
13 Arizona Pac-12 36-16 17
14 Arkansas SEC 39-17 18
15 Purdue Big Ten 41-12 14
16 UCF C-USA 41-14 13
17 NC State ACC 38-15 16
18 Virginia ACC 36-16-1 19
19 Cal State Fullerton Big West 33-18 15
20 Oregon State Pac-12 35-18 20
21 Miami (Fla.) ACC 34-19 21
22 Arizona State Pac-12 35-18 22
23 Louisville Big East 38-18 24
24 TCU Mountain West 35-17 25
25 San Diego West Coast 39-13 26
26 Mississippi State SEC 34-21 NR
27 Utah Valley Great West 43-12 30
28 Oklahoma Big 12 35-21 28
29 Ole Miss SEC 34-22 23
30 Stony Brook America East 43-11 NR

Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Appalachian State (38-14), Army (40-13), Cal Poly (33-20), Campbell (40-16), Clemson (32-24), Coastal Carolina (37-17), College of Charleston (37-18), Dallas Baptist (39-17), East Carolina (34-20-1), Indiana State (41-15), Kent State (37-17), Missouri State (37-18), New Mexico (33-22), New Mexico State (35-20), Pepperdine (32-20), Sam Houston State (36-18), Saint Louis (40-16), Texas (30-20), Tulane (37-18), UNC Wilmington (35-20), Vanderbilt (29-25).

Dropped Out: Texas (27), Sam Houston State (29).

By conference: SEC 7, Pac-12 6, ACC 5, Big 12 3, C-USA 2, America East 1, Big East 1, Big Ten 1, Big West 1, GWC 1, MWC 1, WCC 1.
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Seven Teams Receive First Place Votes…

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Rank  School (First Place Votes)  Record  Points

1. Florida St. (17)  43-12  745
2. Florida (5)  40-16  671
3. Baylor (3)  42-12  667
4. South Carolina 39-15  638
T-5. North Carolina (1) 42-13  625
T-5. LSU (2) 42-14  625
7. Rice 39-15  601
8. Texas A&M (2) 41-14  584
9. Oregon 41-14  571
10. UCLA (1) 38-14  518
11. Stanford 36-14  487
12. Kentucky 41-15  420
13. Arizona 36-16  366
T-14. Arkansas 39-17  324
T-14. North Carolina St. 38-15  324
16. Purdue 41-12  286
17. Central Florida 41-14  278
18. Cal State Fullerton 33-18  248
19. Virginia 36-16-1  245
20. Oregon St. 35-18  210
21. Miami 34-19  155
22. Louisville 38-18  110
23. San Diego 39-13  95
24. TCU 35-17  93
25. Mississippi St. 34-21  34

Dropped out: No. 22 Mississippi.

Others receiving votes: Oklahoma (35-21) 20; Mississippi (34-22) 17; Coastal Carolina (37-17) 15; Texas (30-20) 14; Indiana State (41-15) 13; Dallas Baptist (39-17) 11; Clemson (32-24) 9; New Mexico State (35-20) 9; Utah Valley State (43-12) 9; Missouri State (37-18) 8; Stony Brook (43-11) 8; North Carolina-Wilmington (35-20) 5; Pepperdine (32-20) 5; Tulane (37-18) 5; Vanderbilt (29-25) 5; Appalachian State (38-14) 1; Wake Forest (32-22) 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.

South Carolina Tops For First Time In 2012…

DALLAS – The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association continues
its tradition of NCAA Division I polls for the 15th year with its 2012
weekly surveys. Polls will be circulated from Feb. 20-June 28 following
the 66th annual NCAA World Series in Omaha, Neb., at the second-year TD
Ameritade Stadium.

Two-time defending NCAA champ South Carolina holds the No. 1 position
for the first time in 2012. Previously, Florida State (four times) and
Florida has (eight times during the first 13 surveys) have been No. 1,
and ACC and SEC remain as the two conferences represented atop the poll
in 2012.

The poll voters come from 42 college baseball writers and related media
persons from throughout the nation. This week’s poll has representation
by 12 different conferences among the 291 baseball-playing schools in
the 2012 NCAA Division I ranks, and there have been 21 circuits and
independents in the surveys this season. Last year there were 16
different leagues (from 30 in NCAA Division I) among the Top 30 polls.
For more information or to join the NCBWA, please go to www.ncbwa.com.
The Dugout is where you’ll find authentic College Word Series shirts, hats and other gear year-round. Located right across the street from TD Ameritrade Park’s home plate entrance, they also have authentic hard to find college baseball caps of all your favorite teams.

The Dugout also has South Carolina, Florida and Clemson jerseys and other CWS apparel at drastically reduced prices! Get them now while they last, and make sure to tell ‘em you heard about it at Collegebaseball360.com!!
Rank School Conference Overall Record Previous Rank
1 South Carolina Southeastern 38-13 3
2 Florida SEC 38-14 5
3 Florida State Atlantic Coast 40-10 1
4 Rice Conference USA 36-14 6
5 Baylor Big 12 39-11 2
6 Texas A&M Big 12 37-14 7
7 North Carolina ACC 38-13 8
8 Kentucky SEC 41-11 9
9 LSU SEC 39-13 4
10 Oregon Pacific-12 37-14 10
11 Stanford Pac-12 32-14 11
12 UCLA Pac-12 35-13 12
13 UCF C-USA 40-12 13
14 Purdue Big Ten 39-10 14
15 Cal State Fullerton Big West 32-15 15
16 NC State ACC 36-13 17
17 Arizona Pac-12 33-15 19
18 Arkansas SEC 35-17 16
19 Virginia ACC 34-15-1 21
20 Oregon State Pac-12 32-17 18
21 Miami (Fla.) ACC 32-18 20
22 Arizona State Pac-12 32-17 23
23 Ole Miss SEC 34-18 25
24 Louisville Big East 35-17 22
25 TCU Mountain West 32-16 26
26 San Diego West Coast 38-13 24
27 Texas Big 12 29-18 28
28 Oklahoma Big 12 33-19 NR
29 Sam Houston State Southland 34-16 29
30 Utah Valley Great West 39-11 NR

Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Appalachian State
(36-12), Army (39-12), Clemson (30-20), Coastal Carolina (34-16),
College of Charleston (34-17), Cornell (31-15-1), Dallas Baptist
(36-16), East Carolina (32-19-1), Georgia (29-22), Georgia Tech (31-21),
Indiana State (40-12), Mississippi State (31-20), Missouri State
(35-17), Pepperdine (29-19), USC-Upstate (33-15), St. John’s (32-19),
Stetson (34-18), Stony Brook (39-11), Tulane (35-17), UNC Wilmington
(32-19).

Dropped Out: Dallas Baptist (27), East Carolina (30)

By conference: Pac-12 6, SEC 6, ACC 5, Big 12 4, C-USA 2, Big East 1,
Big West 1, Big Ten 1, GWC 1, MWC 1, SLC 1, WCC 1.
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