NCBWA Division I Poll

DALLAS (NCBWA) – The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association continues its tradition of NCAA Division I polls for the 25th year with its 2022 weekly surveys.

Vanderbilt remains No. 1 for a second week after Texas ruled the first four NCBWA national surveys.

Some of the big movers from weeks five to six are Virginia from No. 16 to 8, Arizona from No. 14 to 9, Florida State from No. 13 to 10, and Oklahoma State from No. 18 to 14, among others. Louisville and Wake Forest also climbed into the Top 30 this week.

There have been 17 conferences (with 10 this week) represented in the first six standings of 2022, and there also were 14 different conferences in all the 2021 NCBWA polls.

The 2022 poll voters come from among 33 college baseball writers and related media members throughout the nation. The ’22 season features 301 NCAA Division I baseball-playing schools, and for more information or to join the NCBWA, please go to ncbwa.com.

2022 NCBWA DIVISION I POLL (MARCH 21)
Rk.	School	Conference	Record	Pvs.
1.	Vanderbilt	SEC	17-2	1
2.	Arkansas	SEC	16-3	4
3.	Tennessee	SEC	19-1	7
4.	Texas	Big 12	17-5	3
5.	Ole Miss	SEC	15-4	2
6.	Oregon State	Pac-12	14-4	5
7.	Florida	SEC	15-5	10
8.	Virginia	ACC	19-1	16
9.	Arizona	Pac-12	15-4	14
10.	Florida State	ACC	13-6	13
11.	Texas Tech	Big 12	17-4	12
12.	Georgia Tech	ACC	15-5	8
13.	North Carolina	ACC	17-3	15
14.	Oklahoma State	Big 12	14-6	18
15.	Notre Dame	ACC	12-4	5
16.	LSU	SEC	15-5	9
17.	Georgia	SEC	16-4	19
18.	Liberty	ASUN	14-4	17
19.	Stanford	Pac-12	9-7	11
20.	TCU	Big 12	14-5	21
21.	Texas State	Sun Belt	18-3	26
22.	Maryland	Big Ten	16-3	22
23.	Gonzaga	West Coast	14-4	24
24.	Louisville	ACC	16-4	RV
25.	Old Dominion	Conference USA	16-2	25
26.	Clemson	ACC	15-4	20
27.	Connecticut	Big East	14-3	30
28.	Wake Forest	ACC	16-4	RV
29.	Miami	ACC	13-6	27
30.	Mississippi State	SEC	12-9	23
Others receiving votes (listed alphabetically): Auburn (14-6), California (10-9), College of Charleston (12-8), DBU (12-7), Davidson (17-3), Florida Gulf Coast University (16-4), Georgia Southern (13-7), Grand Canyon (13-8), Kentucky (14-7), Long Beach State (10-8), Louisiana Tech (14-6), Memphis (12-5), Mercer (16-4), Michigan (11-8), NC State (11-8), Oklahoma (12-7), Oregon (13-6), Portland (14-5), Purdue (17-1), Rutgers (13-5), San Diego (11-7), South Alabama (15-3), Southern Miss (13-7), Tennessee Tech (13-5), Texas A&M (12-7), Troy (14-5), Tulane (13-7-1), UC Irvine (13-6), UC Santa Barbara (12-5), UCLA (12-7), UNCW (12-7), USC (12-6), Virginia Tech (12-6).
Dropped out: Kentucky (28), N.C. State (29).
By conference: ACC 9, SEC 8, Big 12 4, Pac-12 3, Atlantic Sun 1, Big East 1, Big Ten 1, Conference USA 1, Sun Belt 1, West Coast 1. Founded in 1962, the NCBWA is dedicated to the advancement of college baseball. Membership is open to writers, broadcasters and publicists of the sport. Members receive a membership card, directory, newsletter updates and official votes in the Dick Howser Trophy, Regional Players of the Year and NCBWA All-America voting. The NCBWA also sponsors Division I Players of the Week, the Stopper of the Year, and publication and writing contests.