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NCAA Softball

Minnesota Takes Over Top Spot In Coaches Poll After Week 14

By Matthew Dixon
May 16, 2017 3 Min Read
Updated on October 11, 2020

Just two days after being snubbed by the NCAA Tournament selection committee, Minnesota took over the top spot in the Coaches Poll. The Gophers remained third in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Poll.

The Gophers claim 18 of 32 first-place votes in the Coaches Poll with Florida dropping a spot to second and taking 12 first-place votes. Oregon is third with the final two first-place votes while Florida State and Arizona round out the top with neither team moving in the poll. The Seminoles won both the ACC and Regular Season titles while Arizona was crowned Pac-12 Champions.

Oklahoma, the Big 12 Regular Season and Tournament champions, remain sixth while Washington (seventh) and Auburn (eighth) swap positions. Also switching spots in the polls are UCLA (ninth) and Tennessee (tenth).

CAA Champions James Madison is up one spot to 11th, Texas A&M is down a spot to 12th, and Ole Miss rockets up six places to 13th after winning the SEC tournament. Sun Belt Champions Louisiana-Lafayette (14th) and Alabama (15th) stay in place from last week’s rankings.

Utah is down three spots to 16th, Baylor is down a spot to 17th, and LSU is up three spots to 18th. Kentucky drops one place to 19th and rounding out the top 20 is Michigan, who fell three places.

BYU, winners of the West Coast Conference Regular Season Title, is down one place to 21st, Arizona State stays at 22nd, and Tulsa makes an appearance at 23rd after winning the American Athletic Conference. They were unranked last week and take the place of Marshall. South Carolina and Georgia remain at 24th and 25th respectively. The entire Coaches Poll can be seen below.

RankSchool (1st place votes)PointsRecordLast Week's
Rank
1Minnesota (18)76754-32
2Florida (12)75850-61
3Oregon (2)73947-63
4Florida State70051-6-14
5Arizona68948-75
6Oklahoma63850-86
7Washington59343-118
8Auburn56646-107
9UCLA56042-1310
10Tennessee50444-109
11James Madison45350-612
12Texas A&M42442-1011
13Ole Miss40740-1819
14Louisiana38245-614
15Alabama34442-1615
16Utah32933-1413
17Baylor29543-1216
18LSU27041-1821
19Kentucky23836-1718
20Michigan20641-11-117
21BYU18343-1120
22Arizona State9730-2022
23Tulsa6939-15Not
Ranked
24South Carolina4432-2324
25Georgia2933-2125

In the ESPN.com/USA Softball Poll, Oregon jumps ahead of Florida to claim the top spot. Oregon received just five of the 20 first-place votes while Florida took nine. Third through fifth stay the same with Minnesota (five first-place votes), Florida State, and Arizona (one first-place vote).

Oklahoma stays in sixth and Washington is up two spots seventh. A tie for eighth place occurred between Auburn (no change) and UCLA (up two spots). Tennessee is down three places to tenth.

There was not much change between 11th and 15th as Texas A&M stays at 11th, James Madison (12th) and Baylor (13th) switch spots and another tie occurred at 14th. Alabama (up two spots) and Louisiana-Lafayette (up one spot) tied on 228 points to round out the top 15.

Ole Miss went up just two spots in this poll to 16th, Utah fell three to 17th, and Michigan was down one spot to 18th. 19th belongs to LSU (up two) and Kentucky is down one to finish out the top 20.

The bottom of the poll starts with BYU in 21st (down one), Arizona State (no change), and Tulsa (up one). South Carolina is 24th and the 25th place resulted in the third tie of this poll. Ohio State (down one) is joined by South Carolina Upstate for the final spot. The Spartans are ranked for the first time after winning the Atlantic Sun Regular Season and Conference Titles. The entire USA Softball poll can be seen below.

RankSchool (1st place votes)PointsRecordLast Week's
Rank
1Oregon (5)48047-62
2Florida (9)47150-61
3Minnesota (5)45454-33
4Florida State44251-6-14
5Arizona (1)42748-75
6Oklahoma40550-86
7Washington37043-119
T-8Auburn34846-108
T-8UCLA34842-1310
10Tennessee34144-107
11Texas A&M28542-1011
12James Madison25850-613
13Baylor23843-1212
T-14Alabama22842-1616
T-14Louisiana22845-615
16Ole Miss22640-1818
17Utah18333-1414
18Michigan14741-11-117
19LSU13841-1821
20Kentucky13536-1719
21BYU10744-1120
22Arizona State4430-2022
23Tulsa4139-15T-24
24South Carolina4032-2323
T-25Ohio State3735-16T-24
T-25USC Upstate3744-11Not
Ranked

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