Where Missouri Softball is Ranked After Week 11

The Missouri Tigers softball team split this past week's games with two wins and two losses.
Mizzou Softball Outfielder Chantice Phillips
Mizzou Softball Outfielder Chantice Phillips / Obtained from Mizzou Softball's X/Twitter

After winning 2-of-3 matches against then-No. 9 Florida in Week 10, the Missouri Tigers softball team split its Week 11 games with two wins and two losses.

Mizzou opened the week with a 4-1 victory over SIUE on April 17 and started the series against then-No. 9 Georgia strongly with a 4-2 win in Athens, Ga. However, the Tigers lost each of the next two games against the Bulldogs with both scores being 4-2 yet again.

This week, Mizzou will face another Bulldog team in the SEC, this time being now-No. 18 Mississippi State. Before this rivalry matchup starts on Saturday, here's where the Tigers are ranked after Week 11:

USA Softball/ESPN.com Poll Week 11

(Team, first-place votes, record points)

1 Texas (25), 38-6, 625

2 Oklahoma, 42-4, 600

3 Tennessee, 34-8, 574

4 Oklahoma State, 39-8, 528

5 Duke, 39-6, 514

6 UCLA, 27-9, 473

7 LSU, 35-10, 451

8 Stanford, 36-10, 444

9 Georgia, 36-11, 404

10 Washington, 30-8, 403

11 Texas A&M, 32-9, 382

12 Florida, 37-10, 362

13 Arkansas, 32-12, 346

14 Missouri, 35-13, 310

15 Virginia Tech, 35-9-1, 292

16 Florida State, 36-10, 236

17 Alabama, 31-12, 217

18 Mississippi State, 30-13, 208

19 Louisiana, 33-15, 151

20 Arizona, 31-13-1, 130

21 Clemson, 31-15, 103

22 Kentucky, 29-15, 99

23 Oregon, 26-16, 95

24 Texas State, 37-12, 59

25 California, 31-14, 44

Others receiving votes: Northwestern (27), Boston U (20), Miami-OH (13), South Carolina (11), Baylor (10), Virginia (6), Auburn (1), Eastern Kentucky (1)

NFCA Division I Top 25 Coaches Poll Week 11

1. Texas (28), 38-6, 791

2. Oklahoma, 42-4, 772

3. Tennessee, 34-8, 720

4. Oklahoma State, 39-8, 666

5. Duke, 39-6, 652

6. LSU, 35-10, 592

7. Stanford, 36-10, 590

8. Washington, 30-8, 566

9. UCLA, 27-9, 554

10. Texas A&M, 37-9, 536

11. Georgia, 36-11, 516

12. Florida, 37-10, 466

13. Virginia Tech, 35-9-1, 403

14. Missouri, 35-13, 377

15. Arkansas, 32-12, 360

16. Florida State, 36-10, 294

17. Alabama, 31-12, 291

18. Mississippi State, 30-13, 240

19. Arizona , 31-13-1, 235

20. California, 31-14, 163

21. Kentucky, 29-15, 120

22. Clemson, 31-15, 117

23. Boston University, 40-4, 110

24. Oregon, 26-16, 100

25. Louisiana, 33-15, 74

Others receiving votes: Northwestern (25), South Carolina (21), Texas State (19), Virginia (9), Miami (6), Auburn (4), Grand Canyon (3), Baylor (2), Eastern Kentucky (1).


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