Florida baseball’s regular-season finish in USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll

Florida baseball finishes second in the nation at the conclusion of the 2023 regular season according to the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll.

Florida baseball took two of three from the Kentucky Wildcats on the road in the final series of the 2023 schedule, earning them a share of the Southeastern Conference regular-season title and the top seed in the upcoming SEC Tournament.

As a result, the Gators find themselves ranked second once again according to the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll for Week 14. The lowest Florida has been listed this season so far is No. 6, which came in Week 2 after starting in the preseason poll at No. 5; it had peaked previously at No. 3 two weeks prior to this update before claiming the No. 2 spot.

The Orange and Blue are joined by fellow Southeastern Conference schools LSU (No. 3), Arkansas (No. 4), Vanderbilt (No. 6), Tennessee Volunteers (No. 13), South Carolina (No. 19), Kentucky Wildcats (No. 21) and Auburn (No. 25) in this week’s top 25.

A look at the full Coaches Poll powered by USA TODAY Sports:

Rank Team Record Points Change
1 Wake Forest 45-9 749 (29)
2 Florida 42-13 714 (1)
3 LSU 42-13 652 +1
4 Arkansas 39-15 643 -2
5 Stanford 37-14 641
6 Vanderbilt 37-17 552
7 Coastal Carolina 37-17 526 +1
8 Clemson 39-17 524 +2
9 Virginia 44-11 454 +4
10 Connecticut 40-13 432 +1
11 Miami 37-18 409 +1
12 East Carolina 41-15 366 +3
13 Tennessee 38-18 335 +6
14 Oregon State 39-16 312 +4
15 Campbell 41-13 288 -1
16 Dallas Baptist 42-13 279 +1
17 West Virginia 39-16 250 -10
18 Oklahoma State 37-16 223 +4
19 South Carolina 38-17 199 -10
20 Boston College 34-17 175 +1
21 Kentucky 36-17 169 -1
22 Texas 38-18 154 +9
23 Southern Miss 37-16 134 +1
24 Duke 35-19 133 -8
25 Auburn 33-19 111 +4

Schools Dropped Out

No. 23 Maryland; No. 25 Indiana State

Others Receiving Votes

Maryland 108; Indiana State 83; Alabama 73; Northeastern 24; Indiana 18; Washington 6; Texas San Antonio 5; Oral Roberts 5; North Carolina 4

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