NCAA Top 25: Week of March 10, 2025

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We have reached the quarter point of the season and ACC and Big Ten opened conference play this past weekend, while the SEC and Big 12 will do so this coming weekend. Conference play means we really get to start comparing teams against more consistent quality opponents. This doesn’t always bode well though, as both North Carolina and Stanford fell in the rankings this weekend as Stanford took two of three from the Diamond Heels, but the Saturday loss was by run rule. The biggest climbers are Ole Miss, while we have four new teams in the top 25, three of which come from mid-major conferences.

Rank	Last Week	Change	Team
1	1	0	Tennessee
2	2	0	LSU
3	3	0	Florida State
4	4	0	Arkansas
5	5	0	Florida
6	8	2	Clemson
7	7	0	Georgia
8	12	4	Oregon State
9	10	1	Texas
10	9	-1	Oregon
11	19	8	Ole Miss
12	11	-1	Oklahoma
13	15	2	Wake Forest
14	6	-8	North Carolina
15	16	1	Vanderbilt
16	22	6	Alabama
17	13	-4	Stanford
18	NR	N/A	UC Santa Barbara
19	NR	N/A	Dallas Baptist
20	NR	N/A	UC Irvine
21	20	-1	Troy
22	17	-5	Mississippi State
23	NR	N/A	Louisville
24	14	-10	Virginia
25	24	-1	Southern Miss

Others receiving voters: Texas A&M (9-6), Kentucky (12-2)
Falling out of rankings: Texas A&M (9-6), Auburn (13-3), Oklahoma State (9-6), Kentucky (12-2)

Shaun Kernahan

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