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National Collegiate Baseball Writers February 19, 2002
For Immediate Release
Contact: Bo Carter

8-0 Florida jumps to No. 8
STANFORD RETAINS NO. 1 RANKING
DALLAS (NCBWA) – The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, with a panel of college baseball experts, presents its popular NCAA Division I Top 35 poll in 2002.

Voting on the weekly NCBWA poll is conducted by a select panel of the organization’s members. Each poll of the 2002 season has representation by several different conferences and top independents among the 279 baseball-playing schools in the NCAA Division I ranks.

Weekly polls will continue each week through the end of the College World Series.

Here is the February 19 survey with school records in parentheses:

NCBWA COLLEGE BASEBALL POLL
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School (Record)
Stanford (6-3)
Florida State (10-3)
LSU (6-1)
South Carolina (6-0)
Clemson (0-0)
Rice (6-1)
Wichita State (3-0)
Florida (8-0)
Tulane (4-2)
Mississippi (3-0)
Wake Forest (3-1)
Mississippi State (0-0)
Oklahoma State (4-0)
Texas (7-2)
Georgia Tech (5-0)
Miami, Fla. (5-4)
Nebraska (1-2)

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Notre Dame (0-0)
Cal State Fullerton (6-3)
Ohio State (0-0)
Baylor (4-3)
Rutgers (0-0)
Purdue (0-0)
Arizona State (7-3)
Texas Tech (8-4)
Alabama (4-0)
Texas A&M (6-1)
East Carolina (3-0)
UL Lafayette (5-1)
Florida International (7-1)
Long Beach State (4-2)
Arizona (10-4)
Georgia (0-0)
Southern California (2-4)
Auburn (6-1)


2002 NCBWA Polls (No. 1 Team):
January 28 (Stanford)
February 5 (Stanford)
February 12 (Stanford)
February 19 (Stanford)
February 26 (Stanford)
March 5 (Stanford)

March 12 (Florida St.)
March 19 (Florida St.)
March 26 (Clemson)
April 2 (Clemson)
April 9 (Clemson)
April 16 (Clemson)

April 23 (Clemson)
April 30 (Clemson)
May 7 (Clemson)
May 14 (Clemson)
May 21 (Florida St.)
May 28 (Florida St.)

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