DALLAS (NCBWA) – The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association continues its tradition of NCAA Division I polls for the 21st year with its 2018 weekly surveys and for the second-straight week of the regular season, the top three remain unchanged, with Florida at No. 1, Oregon State at No. 2 and Texas Tech at No. 3.

Coach Kevin O'Sullivan's Florida Gators were the preseason favorite and are No. 1 for the second-straight week of the regular season after going 4-1 last week, including taking two-of-three from in-state rival Miami (Fla.).

Oregon State, which was tops nationally for most of the 2017 season and ended with the most victories (56) in DI baseball, remained ranked No. 2 for the third-straight week after going 5-0 last week, including going undefeated in the Big 10-Pac-12 Spring Training College Baseball Challenge.

Rounding out the top three is Texas Tech, who is now 8-0 on the season after going 4-0 last week.

Spots four and five went through some shuffling this week, as Florida State jumped up to No. 4 from No. 5, and Stanford joined the top five after going 5-0 last week, including a four-game sweep of Rice.

Joining the top 10 this week was Vanderbilt, who comes in at No. 10 after going an impressive 5-0 last week.

The 2018 poll voters come from among 35 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. 19 NCBWA DI survey.

The current survey has representation by 12 different conferences among the 299 baseball-playing schools in the 2018 NCAA Division I ranks. The rankings of 2017 had 13 different DI conferences rated at least one week. For more information or to join the NCBWA, please go to ncbwa.com.

NCBWA DIVISION I POLL (FEB. 26) Rk. School Conference Record Pvs. 1. Florida SEC 7-1 1 2. Oregon State Pac-12 8-0 2 3. Texas Tech Big 12 7-0 3 4. Florida State ACC 7-0 5 5. Stanford Pac-12 8-0 9 6. Kentucky SEC 7-1 6 7. TCU Big 12 4-2 7 8. Texas A&M SEC 7-0 10 9. Arkansas SEC 5-2 4 10. Vanderbilt SEC 7-1 11 11. UCLA Pac-12 6-1 12 12. Ole Miss SEC 7-0 14 13. Louisville ACC 7-0 13 14. Clemson ACC 7-0 16 15. South Alabama Sun Belt 7-1 20 16. Indiana Big Ten 6-1 23 17. Southern Miss Conference USA 5-2 15 18. LSU SEC 4-3 21 19. North Carolina ACC 3-5 8 20. Virginia ACC 4-3 17 21. Texas Big 12 4-3 19 22. Houston American Athletic 4-2 24 23. St. John's Big East 7-0 27 24. East Carolina American Athletic 6-1 RV 25. Auburn SEC 8-0 RV 26. N.C. State ACC 7-1 29 27. Mississippi State SEC 3-4 25 28. Dallas Baptist Missouri Valley 3-3 18 29. Alabama SEC 7-0 RV 30. San Diego West Coast 7-2 RV Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Florida Atlantic (6-1), Florida Gulf Coast University (6-1), Fresno State (7-2), Georgia (6-1), Kent State (4-2), Louisiana (5-3), Miami (FL) (3-4), Minnesota (5-2), Missouri State (4-2), Nebraska (5-3), Notre Dame (4-3), Oklahoma (4-4), Oklahoma State (4-1), Oregon (4-2), Purdue (6-1), Saint Mary's College (4-3), Sam Houston State (5-1), San Diego State (5-2), South Carolina (6-2), Stetson (6-1), UC Irvine (5-2), UCF (4-3), USC (6-1), VMI (5-2), Wichita State (6-0). Dropped out: Cal State Fullerton (22), Arizona (26), Miami (Fla.) (28), Oregon (30). By conference: SEC 10, ACC 6, Big 12 3, Pac-12 3, American Athletic 2, Big East 1, Big Ten 1, Conference USA 1, Missouri Valley 1, Sun Belt 1, West Coast 1.

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