CONGRATULATIONS: Texas Longhorns stays at No. 1 in the USA TODAY Sports college baseball poll. The Longhorns SEC rival Ole Miss rises to No. 2 while North Carolina, Arkansas and Oregon…
The Texas Longhorns continue to lead the nation in college baseball, holding tight to the No. 1 spot in the latest USA TODAY Sports college baseball poll. With a dominant regular season behind them, the Longhorns have showcased a level of consistency and firepower that has kept them at the top of the rankings. Whether at home or on the road, Texas has proven they can win against any opponent.
Powered by a deep pitching rotation, strong bullpen, and an offense that delivers in clutch moments, Texas has been a complete team all season. Their ability to produce runs, defend with precision, and manage close games has made them the standard in college baseball this spring. The Longhorns’ leadership, both on the field and in the dugout, has played a crucial role in their continued dominance.
Climbing up to No. 2 this week is Texas’s SEC rival, the Ole Miss Rebels. After a strong closing stretch to the regular season, Ole Miss is surging with momentum heading into the postseason. The Rebels have been firing on all cylinders, with power at the plate and reliable arms on the mound. Their rise sets the stage for a potential postseason showdown with the Longhorns that fans would love to see.
North Carolina, Arkansas, and Oregon round out the rest of the top five, each making strong cases as Omaha-bound contenders. North Carolina has impressed with its versatility and depth, Arkansas continues to be one of the most battle-tested teams in the SEC, and Oregon has steadily climbed the ranks thanks to its balance and grit. These teams are primed to make deep runs in the tournament.
The latest rankings show just how competitive and wide open the college baseball landscape is this season. While Texas has held the top spot, the gap between the leading programs is narrow — meaning every game in the postseason will count. With teams peaking at the right time, the regionals and super regionals are shaping up to be must-watch baseball.
