Baseball Drops in Polls, Single Game Tickets On Sale

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CLEMSON - Single game tickets will go on sale Wednesday at the

Clemson Athletic Ticket Office for the Clemson Regional this weekend

at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.

Single session tickets will be for general admission and are

available at $8 for adults and $6 for students high school age and

under. Students at each of the participating schools can purchase

single session tickets for $6 with a valid student ID from his or her

institution.

Reserved all-session tournament passes remain on sale for $50.

Reserved tickets can be picked up at the ticket office between 8:30

AM to 4:30 PM. Tickets that have not been picked up by May 25 will be

available 90 minutes prior to the first game at the third base gate

at Kingsmore Stadium. No tickets will be mailed.

Clemson will open the tournament Friday night at 7:00 PM vs. William

& Mary. Top-seeded South Alabama will play Seton Hall to open the

tournament Friday at 2:00 PM.

Tigers Slip in Weekly Polls

Clemson now ranked 14th in Collegiate Baseball poll.

CLEMSON - After winning one of their three games last week in the ACC

Tournament in Fort Mill, SC, the Clemson Tigers fell in all three

polls released on Monday.

Clemson slipped to its lowest collective ranking of the season,

falling four spots, from 15th to 19th in the Baseball America poll.

The Tigers dipped three spots, from 17th to 20th, in the Baseball

Weekly/ESPN coaches poll and fell just one spot, from 13th to 14th in

the Collegiate Baseball poll.

Clemson lost the opening game of the tournament 7-3 to Virginia and

then rebounded to eliminate North Carolina with a 7-6 win. On Friday,

Florida State, the tournament's top seed, bounced the Tigers from the

tournament with a 5-4 decision.

The Tigers open play in the NCAA Regionals this Friday with a 7:00 PM

game against William & Mary at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.

Baseball Weekly


1. Miami (44-12) Last poll: 1 Poll points: 1,044 (31 No. 1 votes) 


2. Southern California (39-17) Last poll: 2 Poll points: 1,010 (6 No. 1 votes) 


3. Stanford (42-14) Last poll: 3 Poll points: 981 (2 No. 1 votes) 


4. Nebraska (45-14) Last poll: 5 Poll points: 953 (3 No. 1 votes) 


5 Tulane (50-10) Last poll: 7 Poll points: 875 (1 No. 1 vote) 


6. Cal State Fullerton (41-15) Last poll: 6 Poll points: 857 


7. Louisiana State (40-19-1) Last poll: 9 Poll points: 732 


8. Rice (43-17) Last poll: 10 Poll points: 731 


9. Florida State (43-17) Last poll: 8 Poll points: 709 


10. Notre Dame (46-11-1) Last poll: 4 Poll points: 703 


11. Central Florida (49-12) Last poll: 11 Poll points: 627 


12. East Carolina (44-11) Last poll: 12 Poll points: 606 


13. South Carolina (44-17) Last poll: 16 Poll points: 472 


14. Georgia (41-18) Last poll: 14 Poll points: 457 


15. Georgia Tech (41-18) Last poll: 15 Poll points: 456 


16. Tennessee (41-17) Last poll: 13 Poll points: 390 


17. Wake Forest (41-16) Last poll: 23 Poll points: 353 


18. Pepperdine (41-16) Last poll: 19 Poll points: 352 


19. Arizona State (36-18-1) Last poll: 19 Poll points: 346 


20. Clemson (38-20) Last poll: 17 Poll points: 311 


21. South Alabama (44-17) Last poll: 25 Poll points: 220 


22. Texas Tech (40-18-1) Last poll: 21 Poll points: 152 


23. Mississippi State (37-21) Last poll: NR Poll points: 134 


24. UC Santa Barbara (39-15) Last poll: 22 Poll points: 84 


25. Baylor (35-22) Last poll: 20 Poll points: 77  


Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's NCAA Div. I Poll (As of May 21, 2001) 


Rank School (Record) Points Previous 


1. Miami, Fla. (44-12) 466 2 


2. Southern Calif. (39-17) 465 1 


3. Nebraska (45-14) 463 5 


4. Stanford (42-14) 461 4 


5. Cal. St. Fullerton (41-15) 459 6 


6. Tulane (50-10) 454 8 


7. Florida St. (43-17) 451 7 


8. Notre Dame (46-11-1) 449 3 


9. Georgia (41-18) 445 9 


10. East Carolina (44-11) 444 10 


11. Louisiana St. (40-19-1) 443 11 


12. Central Florida (49-12) 440 12 


13. Pepperdine (41-16) 436 14 


14. Clemson (38-20) 432 13 


15. Rice (43-17) 430 16 


16. Arizona St. (36-18-1) 425 15 


17. Wake Forest (41-16) 422 18 


18. Tennessee (41-17) 418 17 


19. Mississippi St. (36-22) 417 22 


20. Georgia Tech. (41-18) 415 19 


21. U.C. Santa Barbara (39-15) 413 20 


22. Texas Tech. (40-18) 411 21 


23. Mississippi (38-21-1) 407 23 


24. South Carolina (44-17) 405 24 


25. Oral Roberts (48-11) 404 - 


26. California (33-23) 403 26 


27. South Alabama (44-17) 399 - 


28. Delaware (44-13) 398 28 


29. Baylor (35-22) 395 25 


30. Ohio St. (43-16) 392 27 





Baseball America


School Overall Week Prev. 


1. Miami 44-12 3-0 1 


2. Southern California 39-17 4-1 2 


3. Nebraska 45-14 4-0 3 


4. Cal State Fullerton 41-15 2-1 4 


5. Tulane 50-10 5-1 6 


6. Stanford 42-14 3-0 7 


7. Central Florida 49-12 4-1 8 


8. Notre Dame 46-11 1-2 5 


9. Georgia 41-18 1-2 9 


10. East Carolina 44-11 0-0 10 


11. Pepperdine 41-16 2-1 11 


12. Louisiana State 40-19 3-1 12 


13. Florida State 43-17 3-2 13 


14. Rice 43-17 3-0 16 


15. Wake Forest 41-16 4-1 22 


16. South Carolina 44-17 3-2 19 


17. Arizona State 36-18 3-2 18 


18. Tennessee 41-17 0-2 14 


19. Clemson 38-20 1-2 15 


20. Georgia Tech 41-18 2-2 17 


21. Mississippi State 36-22 4-1 NR 


22. South Alabama 44-17 5-1 NR 


23. UC Santa Barbara 38-15 1-2 20 


24. Middle Tennessee State 41-15 3-1 25 


25. Minnesota 40-19 4-0 NR

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