Where Alabama Softball is Ranked After Week 6
Another exciting weekend of college softball is in the books with every SEC team now having played at least one conference series.
It was a big week for Alabama with five straight games against ranked opponents from Monday-Sunday. The Crimson Tide went 3-2, dropping the series at Georgia but winning the final game on Sunday while also beating Florida State on Wednesday and Florida on Monday.
Here is where Alabama is ranked after six full weeks of play.
USA Softball/ESPN.com Poll Week 6
(Team, first-place votes, record points)
1. Oklahoma (25), 27-1, 625
2. Texas, 24-3, 579
3. LSU, 24-1, 566
4. Duke, 22-2, 542
5. Georgia, 23-4, 525
6. Oklahoma State, 24-3, 482
7. Tennessee, 22-4, 471
8. Stanford, 22-5, 456
9. Washington, 20-4, 447
10. Florida, 25-4, 395
11. Clemson, 21-6, 363
12. Virginia Tech, 21-4-1, 338
13. UCLA, 17-6, 297
14. Texas A&M, 25-3, 290
15. Alabama, 22-5, 283
16. Missouri, 22-6, 281
17. Arkansas, 22-6, 212
18. Florida State, 18-1, 192
19. Baylor, 16-8, 185
20. Mississippi State, 21-6, 133
21. California, 21-7, 84
22. Oregon, 16-10, 80
23. Kentucky, 19-8, 55
24. Arizona, 20-7-1, 44
25. South Carolina, 21-7, 38
Others receiving votes: Auburn (36), Louisiana (31), Kansas (26), Texas State (19), Ole Miss (14), Boston U (13), UNC-Charlotte (13), Florida Atlantic (3), Miami-OH (1)
NFCA Division I Top 25 Coaches Poll Week 6
(Team, first-place votes, record points)
1. Oklahoma (26), 27-1, 794
2. LSU (6), 24-1, 771
3. Texas, 24-3, 727
4. Oklahoma State, 24-3, 692
5. Georgia, 23-4, 666
6. Duke, 2202, 637
7. Tennessee, 22-4, 610
8. Washington, 20-4, 584
9. Stanford, 22-5, 545
10. Florida, 25-4, 512
11. Clemson, 21-6, 461
12. Texas A&M, 25-3, 432
13. Alabama, 22-5, 392
14. UCLA, 17-6, 371
15. Missouri, 22-6, 369
16. Virginia Tech, 21-4-1, 306
17. Florida State, 18-8, 280
18. Arkansas, 22-6, 245
19. California, 21-7, 193
20. Mississippi State, 21-6, 190
21. Arizona, 20-7-1, 130
22. Baylor, 16-8, 101
23. South Carolina, 21-7, 78
24. Boston University, 20-3, 66
25. Auburn University, 14-6-1, 59
Others receiving votes: Oregon (55), Louisiana (43), Kansas (40), Kentucky (25), Texas State (19), Miami (6), Grand Canyon (1).
