Weather wreaked havoc across the Southeastern Conference in Week 4 of SEC play. But the storms didn't stop the best teams in the league proving as much.
Even with the best teams showing out, there was plenty of shake up in the top half of the power rankings. Tennessee, the No. 1 team in the country, lost its series. Texas swept a top-five team. Arkansas scored more than 50 runs against the last-place team. LSU pulled a road sweep. Elite was elite.
The middle-of-the-pack teams did some solid NCAA Tournament resume-stacking, too. Plus, Texas A&M, the preseason No. 1 team in the whole country, found its way to their first series win.
Six weeks remain in what it sure to be another wild season in the best conference in college baseball.
16. Missouri Tigers
Last week: 16
How rough are things in Columbia? Missouri is winless in the Southeastern Conference after four weekends, 0-12, and lost its three-game series to Arkansas by a combined score of 51-9. All three games were seven-inning affairs, including a 21-3 beatdown in the opener. When is football season?
15. South Carolina Gamecocks
Last week: 15
The other team located in a city called Columbia, holds tight at the No. 15-spot. South Carolina picked up a win in the opener of the weekend against Mississippi State but lost by seven runs in Game 2 and was shut out by six runs in the finale. The two worst teams in the SEC are clear this season...maybe.
14. Florida Gators
![Florida catcher Brody Donay (29) claps in the dugout during the third inning of an NCAA college baseball matchup Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at VyStar Ballpark in Jacksonville, Fla. [Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union]](https://media.zenfs.com/en/sooners_wire_usa_today_articles_466/7b32d79da914d0bfcf9ae006a0c3f4cd)
Last week: 10
OK, the time has come to stop pretending Florida is going to turn things around. The Gators may be fighting with South Carolina and Missouri at the bottom after a sweep at the hands of Vanderbilt, a sweep in which the Gators scored a total of five runs. Florida now sits 1-11 through 12 league games. The last time UF failed to make the NCAA Tournament was in 2007, but it feels like that streak will be snapped this season.
13. Mississippi State Bulldogs
Last week: 13
Mississippi State took care of business in Week 4 of league play, knocking off South Carolina in two of three. The Bulldogs also beat Memphis in mid-week play. Next week's series against Alabama suddenly feels like one that will establish whether MSU is closer to A&M or closer to the No. 14 spot.
12. Texas A&M Aggies
Last week: 14
Texas A&M badly needed a series victory over Tennessee to keep its NCAA Tournament hopes kindling. The Aggies will still get the benefit of the doubt as they entered the season the No. 1 team in the country. But six games under .500 in SEC play is going to be tough to overcome.
11. Kentucky Wildcats
Last week: 11
The Wildcats played a series of tight ball games against the Rebels this weekend. Kentucky beat Ole Miss in 10 innings, lost to Ole Miss in 12 innings, and lost 3-1 to the Rebels. Offense was at a ...