The New Ranking: Where Did Ole Miss Baseball Land in Final Regular Season Poll?

Mike Bianco and Co. are back in the Top-25, shifting focus towards SEC Tournament play this week.
Courtesy of Ole Miss Rebels Baseball.

The Ole Miss Rebels are coming off of a weekend series win over No. 6 Auburn and a midweek win over UT-Martin with the program now back in D1Baseball's Top 25 to close the regular season.

The Rebels opened the week against UT Martin in their final midweek matchup of 2025 where the Rebels rode the long ball on their way to an 11-5 win closing non conference play with a 21-4 record.

This led to the final weekend series of the regular season as they hosted No. 6 Auburn in a crucial series for SEC Tournament seeding.

The series opened on Thursday night where Ole Miss and Auburn were in a pitchers duel until the Rebels offense exploded in the late innings as they opened the series with a 9-2 win.

Game two was offensively heavy once again as the Rebels and Tigers both compiled double-digit runs, but despite a ninth inning push from the Tigers, Rebels pitching held on to secure a 15-11 win and close out the regular season with a top 10 series win.

Game three was more important than most decided series matchups as Auburn took away a win giving them the 6 seed in the SEC Tournament, and Ole Miss now sits as the 7 seed.

However the Rebels taking away this series win clinched them a first round bye in the tournament, allowing them to throw their regular rotation including their midweek starter.

Now, Ole Miss sits at No. 17 in the D1 Baseball Top-25:

The New Rankings: Final Regular Season Poll

(SEC teams in bold.)

1. LSU

2. Texas

3. UNC

4. Oregon

5. Arkansas

6. FSU

7. Oregon State

8. Auburn

9. Vanderbilt

10. Georgia

11. Coastal Carolina

12. Southern Miss

13. UCLA

14. Clemson

15. Florida

16. Georgia Tech

17. Ole Miss

18. Dallas Baptist

19. Northeastern

20. UC Irvine

21. Tennessee

22. NC State

23. Alabama

24. TCU

25. Kansas

The Rebels will return to the diamond on Wednesday in Hoover (Ala.) as they begin their run in the SEC Tournament and will take on the winner of Florida and South Carolina.

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