Tennessee is No. 1, Texas A&M drops out in college baseball’s Power 10

There are significant changes in my 3rd week of College Baseball Power 10 ranking, including the new team No. 1.

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1. Tennessee | LW: 2

Tennessee takes the best place in the ranking and Texas A&M dropped to 6-4 in the season of these charts completely. On the other hand, Vols are 11-0 to start a year and just raise two big victories over Oklahoma State and Arizona. Gavin Kilen had a big weekend, launched 0.600 with seven scores, four home runs and seven RBIs.

2. LSU | LW: 3

LSU comes in No. 2 in 11-1 in the year, with last weekend some good wins over Dallas Baptist, Kansas State and Nebraska. Josh Pearson was MVP of Frisco Classic when he hit 0.667 at the weekend.

3. Arkansas | LW: 4

After Charlotte sweeping, Arkansas moves to 3, although he left 10 runs on Friday. Razorbacks returned from an eight-run deficit to win the game 11-10.

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4th North Carolina | LW: 5

North Carolina is on 4th place. Tar Heels moved to 12-0 in the season after sweeping his third strict series.

Florida State | LW: 6

The seminols are also undefeated, this weekend over Georgetow is another sweeping.

6th Georgia | LW: 7

Bulldogs won four games against the coast of Florida Gulf Coast last weekend and all four were in leaving. Ryan Black hit Homer on Sunday to complete the book of a dramatic weekend for Georgia.

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Florida | LW: 8

Gators won the series over Miami (FLA.), And on Sunday was the loss of their first season. Brody Donay continued his hot start by a year on a plate, now up to seven home runs.

8. Oregon State LW: 9

Oregon State moves to one place, despite a one -off loss to Auburn in the College Baseball series.

9. Clemson | LW: NR

After last weekend, I moved the tigers to 10 to No. 9.

10. Virginia | LW: 10

Finally, Virginia holds in the last place and adds four wins last weekend. Oregon is my first team this week and the previous No. 1 Texas A&M completely falls out of Power 10.