CBI used five rankings in its composite poll: Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, Perfect Game and USA Today Coaches Poll.

The Seminoles started the week by dropping a 3-1 decision at Florida on Tuesday. FSU took two of three at Clemson, losing 9-3 on Friday before sweeping a doubleheader on Saturday by the scores of 11-1 and 4-3. The Seminoles were first in three polls, second in one poll and third in the other.

Virginia had a 3-1 week and climbed one spot to second. The Cavaliers defeated Towson and Princeton at home before splitting a pair of ACC contests at Miami. Virginia is first in one polls, second in two polls, third in one poll and fourth in the other.

South Carolina went 1-2 and fell one place to third. The Gamecocks dropped two of three at Kentucky. South Carolina was second in two polls, third on one poll and fourth in the other two.

Louisiana-Lafayette put together a 5-0 week to extend its win streak to 12 games and rise two spots to fourth. The Ragin' Cajuns took two from Nicholls before sweeping a three-game Sun Belt set from Georgia State. ULL first in one poll and third, fourth, fifth and sixth in the other polls.

Vanderbilt had a 2-2 week on the road and moved down one place to fifth. The Commodores won at Belmont before dropping two of three at Mississippi State. Vanderbilt was fourth in one poll, fifth in one poll, sixth in two polls and seventh in the other.

Houston entered the poll at No. 16 and UC Santa Barbara debuted at No. 17, while Kentucky returned at No. 19. Three ACC squads (NC State, Clemson, North Carolina) dropped out of the poll.

The CBI Composite Poll contains seven teams from the SEC. There are three from the Big West and Pac-12, two from the ACC and American, and single entries from the Big 12, Conference USA and Sun Belt.