Committee chair Jay Artigues and his colleagues were dealt a tough bubble to deal with this year, but managed to craft a field without major controversy.

It was a week filled with movement while four teams, including Georgia Tech, entered the latest Top 25.

Another wild weekend of action means there are new top eight and top 16 seeds in our latest field.

After yet another wild week, LSU ascends to the No. 1 spot while four new teams entered our rankings.

It was another wild weekend with plenty of movement, while surging USC is the lone entrant into the Top 25.

While Texas remains the No. 1 team in the land, the rest of the rankings are filled with carnage after a tumultuous Week 11.

LSU remains the No. 1 team, while Clemson entered the Top 10 and Stanford was the lone entrant into the latest Top 25.

The D1Baseball Top 25 Rankings included LSU as the new No. 1 plus the addition of our new teams.

Texas A&M remains No. 1, but there is some shuffling in the top 10, and three new teams enter the D1Baseball Top 25.

Texas A&M remains the top team in the land after Opening Weekend, while Cincinnati makes history by entering the rankings.

Preseason All-Americans Drew Burress (Georgia Tech), Cam Cannarella (Clemson) and Jace LaViolette (Texas A&M) lead our list of college baseball's Top 100 outfielders.

Preseason All-Americans Daniel Cuvet (Miami), Gavin Grahovac (Texas A&M) and Ben Miller (Duke) lead our list of college baseball's top 50 third basemen heading into 2025.