DALLAS-The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association continues its tradition of NCAA Division I polls for the eighth year with its 2005 surveys. Weekly polls continue from Feb. 7-June 28, 2005, following the NCAA World Series in Omaha, Neb.
The College of Charleston, fresh off a three-game sweep of Army last weekend, is ranked 35th in the poll.
The early polls of the 2005 season have representation by 11 different conferences and top independents among the 283 baseball-playing schools in the NCAA Division I ranks.
Rank/School (Record)
1. Texas (11-0)
2. Tulane (7-0)
3. LSU (7-0)
4. Cal State Fullerton (5-1)
5. Miami (Fla.) (8-2)
6. South Carolina (6-0)
7. North Carolina (4-0)
8. Georgia (3-0)
9. Arizona (9-1)
10. Georgia Tech (5-1)
11. Rice (7-1)
12. Baylor (5-2)
13. Florida State (11-1)
14. Texas A&M (5-2)
15. Stanford (7-5)
16. Mississippi (3-1)
17. Mississippi State (0-0)
18. Notre Dame (3-1)
19. Southern California (4-0)
20. Florida (5-2)
21. Wichita State (6-0)
22. UCF (7-2)
23. UC Irvine (6-2)
24. Arkansas (6-1)
25. Oklahoma State (7-3)
26. Winthrop (8-1)
27. North Carolina State (7-1)
28. TCU (5-2)
29. Vanderbilt (2-0)
30. Oral Roberts (4-2)
31. Texas Tech (7-1)
32. Nebraska (5-0)
33. Alabama (5-2)
34. Florida Atlantic (4-2)
35. College of Charleston (5-1)
Also Receiving Votes (alphabetically): Arizona State, Auburn, California, Cal Poly, Clemson, Coastal Carolina, Dallas Baptist, Elon, Florida Atlantic, Hawai'i, Houston, Kansas, Lamar, Long Beach State, UL Lafayette, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon State, Pepperdine, Rhode Island, San Jose State, Southern Miss, Stetson, Tennessee, UAB, UNLV, USF, Virginia, Washington
