There are five different ranking/polling services for College Baseball, but I follow D1Baseball to be consistent in all my references and they provide a ton of information about the sport. (If you buy their subscription as this deranged fan did)

Oregon has moved into their ranking at No. 21, while Beavis is at No. 17, the Trojans are at No. 13, and UCLA is still No. 1 in the nation. When I look at the Big-10 standings, it is four teams that have already separated themselves from the rest in the conference. As usual, it is the three west coast teams, (UCLA, USC and Oregon) along with Nebraska, as the Cornhuskers and the Trojans will be coming to PK Park later in the season.

UCLA (17-2, 6-0)

Nebraska (14-5, 3-0)

USC (19-1, 5-1)

Oregon (17-3, 5-1)

USC pitching has been extraordinary, but they finally lost a game and it was to our upcoming opponent, Northwestern in Evanston in the snow over the weekend. (2-1)

Oregon has a good path in front of it with a mixture of teams that can be

fodder for wins, and other tough ranked opponents needed for

RPI impact to make the highest seed possible at the end of the season.

To see how games went for all Big-10 teams, you can check them out

right here.