Not a lot of movement went on in our Southeastern Conference Baseball Power Rankings after the fourth week of the NCAA DI 2025 season. Most of the teams in the conference took care of business and hold a winning percentage of .500 or better.
SEC Baseball Power Rankings: Week Four
Top 5
Tennessee, Arkansas, Florida, Texas and Georgia all remained in the top five at first, second, third, fourth and fifth, respectively.
The Volunteers remain undefeated on the year at 16-0 after defending home base. Tennessee won a wild slugfest over Radford on Tuesday, 22-9, in seven innings in Lindsey Nelson Stadium. The Volunteers hit three grand slams in the game, with two of them coming in the bottom of the seventh inning in an 11-run rally to end the contest. Tennessee welcomed Xavier on Wednesday and made quick work of the Musketeers, 13-1. Tennessee then swept St. Bonaventure in a three-game weekend series and won each game by at least 10 runs or more.
The Razorbacks started off their week by sweeping the Louisiana Monroe Warhawks in a two-game midweek series at home that required Tuesday’s game to be suspended to Wednesday. Each game ended in a run rule. Arkansas also swept the Portland Pilots in a three-game weekend series at Baum-Walker Stadium. The Hogs won the first two games via run rule and grinded out the series finale, 5-3, thanks to some big defensive plays.
The Gators started off their week on a bad note with a 13-3 loss to UCF in Orlando, Fla., on Tuesday, but rebounded with a 4-2 victory over Florida Atlantic at home on Wednesday. Florida remained at Condron Family Ballpark and swept Harvard in a three-game midweek series. The Gators outscored the Crimson, 41-6, over the weekend.
The Longhorns slugged their way past the Texas A&M-CC Islanders on Tuesday, 15-5, in eight innings at UFCU Disch-Falk Field, and swept the Santa Clara Broncos over the weekend in a three-game series at home.
The Bulldogs began the week with an 8-4 win over High Point on Tuesday and a 16-10 victory over Georgia State on Wednesday at home. Georgia remained at Foley Field and swept Columbia in a three-game series to improve to 18-1 for the season.
Middle of the pack
LSU, Alabama and Oklahoma each remained at sixth, seventh and eighth in the rankings, respectively.
The Tigers swept a two-game midweek series at home over North Dakota State to begin their week, with Tuesday’s game being a back-and-forth affair. LSU had a little less trouble over the weekend against North Alabama in Alex Box Stadium. The Tigers swept the Lions to level up to a 16-1 record.
The Crimson Tide continues to shock the baseball world with their amazing start to the season. Alabama started out by traveling on the road to take an 11-1 victory over the Jacksonville State Gamecocks at Rudy Abbott Field. The Crimson Tide returned home and grinded out a 3-1 victory over the Troy Trojans. Alabama won the first two games over Presbyterian in Sewell-Thomas Stadium via run rule but lost in the series finale on Sunday, 11-8, for the team’s first loss of the season.
The Sooners had a bad start to the week after getting run-ruled by the Dallas Baptist Patriots, 11-0, on Tuesday on the road. Oklahoma returned home to L. Dale Mitchell Park and swept Sam Houston State in a three-game series over the weekend.
Vanderbilt and Auburn switched places at ninth and 10th place, respectively. The Commodores had their Tuesday game against Evansville cancelled due to inclement weather but run-ruled St. Bonaventure on Wednesday, 14-1, at home. Vanderbilt went into the weekend and swept Xavier in a three-game series over the weekend at Charles Hawkins Field to improve to 13-3 on the year. The Tigers lost on a walk-off to the UAB Blazers on the road, 6-5, on Wednesday to start their week. Auburn took two out of three from Old Dominion over the weekend at Plainsman Park.
South Carolina, Kentucky and Ole Miss each moved up a spot on the list to 11th, 12th and 13th place, respectively.
The Gamecocks took care of business against the Davidson Wildcats on Tuesday, 7-3, at Founders Park, to start off the week. South Carolina traveled the next day to Charleston, S.C., and swiftly defeated the Citadel Bulldogs, 9-1. The Gamecocks returned home and swept Morehead State in a three-game series to pad their record to 14-3 on the year.
Bottom of the barrel
The Wildcats opened up the week with a 16-0 run-rule victory over Eastern Kentucky on Tuesday on the road in Richmond, Ky., but Wednesday’s game was cancelled due to inclement weather. Kentucky returned home to Kentucky Proud Park and took two out of three from the Wofford Terriers. Sunday’s game featured the Wildcats having to grind out a 2-1 victory to officially take the series.
The Rebels had their Tuesday matchup against Southeastern Louisiana cancelled due to inclement weather. Ole Miss did play in an exciting matchup against the Murray State Racers on Wednesday at Swayze Field. The Rebels had to come back from a three-run deficit and force the game into extras. Outfielder Hayden Federico roped a walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th to lift Ole Miss to an 8-7 victory. The Rebels took this momentum into the weekend by sweeping Jacksonville State in a three-game series at home to extend their winning streak to 13 games.
Texas A&M dropped three spots in the power rankings from 11th to 14th after another stressful week. The Aggies started on Tuesday with a 7-4 loss to the UTSA Roadrunners in Bryan-College Station but regrouped with a 6-2 victory over Texas Southern. Texas A&M dominated New Mexico State in the first two games of the three-game series over the weekend, but the Aggies were upset on Sunday, 4-1, to drop them to a record of 9-6.
Mississippi State and Missouri remained at the bottom of the list at 15th and 16th, respectively. The Bulldogs opened up the week with an 18-3 run-rule victory over Southern Miss at home on Tuesday. Mississippi State went on to sweep the Queens Knights over the weekend at Dudy Noble Field to improve to 11-4.
The Tigers had their Tuesday game against Southeast Missouri State postponed due to inclement weather. Missouri welcomed Binghamton to Taylor Stadium for a four-game series and lost the opener on Friday, 8-7, in a 13-inning battle. The Tigers swept Saturday’s doubleheader over the Bearcats but lost the series finale on Sunday, 5-2, in a shortened seven-inning game to split the series.
Razorbackers SEC Baseball Power Rankings after Week 4:
- Tennessee (16-0)
- Arkansas (15-1)
- Florida (15-2)
- Texas (13-1)
- Georgia (13-1)
- LSU (16-1)
- Alabama (16-1)
- Oklahoma (14-1)
- Vanderbilt (13-3) ⬆1
- Auburn (13-3) ⬇1
- South Carolina (14-3) ⬆1
- Kentucky (12-2) ⬆1
- Ole Miss (14-1) ⬆1
- Texas A&M (9-6) ⬇3
- Mississippi State (11-4)
- Missouri (8-8)