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Tigers Ranked #22 in Collegiate Baseball Poll


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CLEMSON BASEBALL WEEKLY WRAPUP


(Week of March 23-29, 2009)



Clemson University


Overall Season Record: 18-7


ACC Regular-Season Record: 7-5



Last Week: 4-1


Tue. W, Home vs. Elon, 5-3 (Game 1)


Tue. W, Home vs. Elon, 8-7 (Game 2)


Fri. L, Away vs. Boston College, 13-1


Sat. W, Away vs. Boston College, 7-6 (Game 1)


Sat. W, Away vs. Boston College, 5-3 (Game 2)



Next Week


Tue. Away vs. Georgia, 7:00 PM


Wed. Home vs. Georgia, 7:00 PM


Fri. Home vs. Duke, 6:30 PM


Sat. Home vs. Duke, 6:30 PM


Sun. Home vs. Duke, 1:00 PM


The Tigers will play a home-and-home midweek series against Georgia, beginning Tuesday night in Athens, before playing host to Duke in a three-game series at Doug Kingsmore Stadium over the weekend.

GEORGIA NO. 1 IN COLLEGIATE BASEBALL NEWSPAPER POLL

TUCSON, Ariz. — The University of Georgia (22-3) has been ranked No. 1 for the third time this season and second week in a row in Collegiate Baseball newspaper's NCAA Division I baseball poll.

The Bulldogs swept a 3-game series at Tennessee and have now won seven consecutive Southeastern Conference games. Georgia has won eight of its last nine games overall.

The Bulldogs are hitting .329 as a team with 47 homers, 62 doubles and 36/45 stolen bases in 25 games. The pitching staff has a 3.51 ERA with 238 strikeouts and 85 walks.

POLL NOTES: Several other teams have been red-hot. Cal. St. Fullerton has won 17 of its last 19 games and remains second. Georgia Tech. won two of three at Miami, Fla. Arkansas is off to a superb 19-5 record and 8-1 SEC mark as the Razorbacks moved from ninth to fourth this week. U.C. Irvine swept a 3-game series at home against Cal Poly. Oklahoma St. has won four straight, and New Mexico St. five in a row. Five teams fell out of the top 30 this week in Coastal Carolina (1-3 last week), Alabama (1-3), Pepperdine (0-5), U.C. Santa Barbara (1-3) and College of Charleston (2-2). New teams in the poll this week include Texas A&M (5 wins in a row), Oregon St. (7 wins in last 8 games), San Diego St. (won two of three at Texas Christian), East Carolina (won 10 of last 11) and San Diego (swept a 3-game series against Pepperdine and have won 10 of its last 11).

The Collegiate Baseball newspaper poll is the oldest college baseball poll. Its birth took place during the 1957 college baseball season.


Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's

NCAA Div. I Poll (As of March 30, 2009)

Rank School (Record) Pts Previous

1. Georgia (22-3) 494 1

2. Cal. St. Fullerton (18-4) 492 2

3. Georgia Tech. (18-4) 490 3

4. Arkansas (19-5) 488 9

5. Louisiana St. (21-6) 487 4

6. North Carolina (20-6) 485 5

7. Arizona St. (19-4) 482 7

8. Rice (17-7) 480 10

9. Miami, Fla. (20-7) 477 6

10. Virginia (22-4) 475 8

11. Baylor (17-6) 473 11

12. U.C. Irvine (16-7) 471 13

13. Oklahoma (22-6) 469 15

14. Texas (17-7) 465 17

15. Oklahoma St. (19-7) 463 19

16. Cal Poly (17-7) 459 12

17. Mississippi (16-8) 457 14

18. Ohio St. (20-4) 454 16

19. Florida (18-8) 452 23

20. New Mexico (24-4) 448 20

21. Texas A&M (18-9) 445 —

22. Clemson (18-7) 444 22

23. Oregon St. (15-6) 440 —

24. New Mexico St. (25-3) 439 24

25. San Diego St. (18-9) 437 —

26. Illinois (16-5) 436 25

27. Texas Christian (15-9) 434 18

28. South Carolina (18-7) 431 28

29. East Carolina (20-5) 429 —

30. San Diego (19-10) 426 —

Baseball America


Rk. Team 			W-L Last Week Prev.  

1. Cal State Fullerton 18-4 2-1 1

2. Louisiana State 21-6 4-1 2

3. Arizona State 19-4 2-1 3

4. Rice 17-7 3-1 4

5. North Carolina 20-6 3-2 5

6. Georgia 22-3 3-1 6

7. Baylor 17-6 3-1 8

8. UC Irvine 16-7 4-1 10

9. Texas 17-7 3-1 9

10. Georgia Tech 18-4 2-2 13

11. Miami 20-7 2-3 7

12. Oklahoma 22-6 2-1 12

13. Arkansas 19-5 3-1 14

14. Texas A&M 18-9 4-0 15

15. Mississippi 16-8 1-3 11

16. East Carolina 20-5 4-1 22

17. Oklahoma State 19-7 4-0 23

18. New Mexico 24-4 5-1 21

19. Oregon State 15-6 3-1 NR

20. Florida 18-8 4-1 NR

21. San Diego State 18-9 4-1 NR

22. Texas Christian 15-9 2-3 16

23. Cal Poly 17-7 3-3 19

24. Virginia 22-4 3-2 24

25. Minnesota 14-7 1-1 25

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