Composite of 6 major NCAA Division I polls, March 27

Each week during the regular season, CollegeBaseballInsider.com posts a composite poll of five national NCAA Division I rankings.

In the table below, I've added PerfectGame.org to the mix for a six-ranking composite.

Oregon State replaced Louisville as No. 1 in the rankings. The Beavers, No. 2 last week, are No. 1 in all six rankings.

Clemson is No. 5 (up from a tie for seventh) and South Carolina is No. 6 (up from a tie for seventh) this week.

There are nine SEC teams and five ACC teams in the composite Top 25 ranking. The +/- represents rise or fall from last week's composite rankings.

	School +/-	NCBWA	BBA	USAT	CB	D1	PG	Total
1	Oregon State +1	25	25	25	25	25	25	150
2	Louisville -1	24	24	23	24	24	24	143
T3	TCU --	22	23	22	23	22	23	135
T3	Texas Tech +1	23	22	24	22	23	21	135
5	Clemson +2	21	21	21	20	21	20	124
6	S. Carolina +1	20	20	20	18	19	22	119
7	North Carolina +3	18	19	19	19	18	19	112
8	LSU -3	19	17	18	13	20	16	103
9	Florida +2	17	18	17	15	17	17	101
10	Florida State +2	16	14	16	14	14	18	92
11	Fla. Gulf Coast +3	14	15	14	17	12	12	84
12	Cal. Fullerton -6	12	16	11	12	16	13	80
13	Arizona -4	15	13	15	10	13	9	75
14	St. John's +2	13	12	13	21	11	4	74
15	Stanford --	9	11	12	7	15	14	68
16	Auburn +7	7	8	9	16	9	0	49
17	Oklahoma  +2	11	9	8	11	2	2	43
18	Kentucky +7	8	10	7	6	10	0	41
19	Virginia +2	10	7	10	5	8	0	40
20	Arkansas +13	6	5	6	9	6	6	38
21	Mississippi -8	3	6	4	0	7	7	27
22	Houston +8	2	3	1	1	0	15	22
23	Missouri -6	4	0	3	8	0	1	16
T24	La. Lafayette -6	0	0	2	0	5	8	15
T24	Vanderbilt +2	0	0	0	4	0	11	15

26. Baylor 14; 27. East Carolina 11; 28. South Florida 6; 29. (tie) Michigan 4; Southern Mississippi 4; 31. (tie) Oklahoma State 3; San Diego 3; 33. (tie) Oregon 2; Wake Forest 2.

Dropped out: Baylor (T-19 last week; Michigan (T-21); Oklahoma State (T-24).

Poll key: NCBWA -- National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association; BBA -- Baseball America; USAT -- USA TODAY coaches; CB -- Collegiate Baseball; D1 -- D1Baseball.com; PG -- PerfectGame.org.  Points are awarded on a descending scale, from 25 points for a first-place vote to 1 for a 25th-place vote. Some polls ranked more than 25 teams, but I kept it at the top 25 for consistency's sake. In the event of ties, the points are divided evenly among the tied teams.