SEC claims top four in Week 2’s college baseball Power 10

Week 2 of the college baseball is in books and we have some shocks in The Power 10.

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1. Texas A & M | LW: 1

Texas A&M remains on No. 1, although he has dropped one game of the Cal Poly series. We’ve been only two weeks and aggies are still one of the most complete teams in the country. It is early and we know that this team has shown talent.

2. Tennessee | LW: 4

I have Tennessee on No. 2, now 7-0 a year. This is crazy – Tennessee introduced 29 runs in victory over Asheville UNC. Vols had five Homer in the game, led by Dalton Bargo, who had a solo explosion and a big slam in the same shift. The crime looks really good at the beginning of the year.

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3. LSU | LW: 3

The tigers went in week 3-1, followed by a one-time loss with a 12-1 victory to close the series above the rye. Jared Jones rode five runs in the game.

Arkansas | LW: 5

Arkansas remains on 4th place. Razorbacks had one loss of the state of Kansas, which had an impressive weekend alone. Arkansas also took off TCU and Michigan for two big victories.

5th North Carolina | LW: 7

After a really impressive weekend I have North Carolina in No. 5 with a victory over the state of Kansas and then a few other victories over ECU.

6. Florida State | LW: 8

FSU remains undefeated to start the season. In the first victory over Pennem, the seminols set out 24 runs with 20 hits.

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7th Georgia | LW: 9

Georgia just under No. 7, in the last three victories of the weekend show two -digit runs.

8. Florida | LW: 10

Florida enters the 8-nine 7-0 with three rule rules in a series of sweeping through Dayton. Gators found production from the whole lineup.

9. Oregon State LW: 6

Oregon State drops to No. 9 after threw two games into Oklahoma and Minnesota on the weekend. Beavers raised 7-2 victories over Virginia with a really balanced offensive effort, but with both losses take a big decline.

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10. Virginia | LW: 2

Virginia leads the biggest decline in anyone from No. 2 to No. 10. Cavaliers barely hang on the spot in Power 10 after two more games to the Oregon State and Oklahoma for the third loss of the year. The loss of OU came in the 12th shift via Walk-off for the heavy ending at the weekend.