College baseball rankings: Pac-12 down to 3 teams in Baseball America Top 25

No. 5 Stanford moved up three spots following a three-game sweep of Arizona State. No. 17 Oregon State and No. 24 Oregon are the two other ranked teams.

Arizona State dropping out of the Baseball America Top 25 college baseball rankings leaves the Pac-12 Conference with three ranked squads this week. 

No. 5 Stanford moved up three spots following a three-game sweep of Arizona State. Oregon State moved up two spots to No. 17 after winning two of three games against Utah. 

Oregon fell seven spots to No. 24. The Ducks have lost four of their last five, which includes a series defeat to USC. The Trojans took two of three games from Oregon last week.

Four weeks ago, USC was ranked No. 21, but the Trojans went on to get swept by Oregon State and Washington and haven't been included in the four polls since.

Here's the full Top 25 for May 8.

The staff of Baseball America determines the Top 25 rankings.

1. Wake Forest

2. LSU

3. Vanderbilt

4. Arkansas

5. Stanford

6. South Carolina

7. Florida

8. Coastal Carolina

9. Duke

10. Miami

11. West Virginia

12. Campbell

13. East Carolina

14. Virginia

15. Texas Tech

16. Dallas Baptist

17. Oregon State

18. Clemson

19. Kentucky

20. Oklahoma State

21. UConn

22. Maryland

23. Texas-San Antonio

24. Oregon

25. Auburn

TROJANS BOUNCE BACK

Since losing five games in a row to Washington, Long Beach State and Cal State Fullerton, USC won its series against No. 24 Oregon to get to 27-20-1 on the year. The Trojans' 27 wins are the most since 2016 when USC went 28-28. 

Head coach Andy Stankiewicz has vastly exceeded expectations in his first year at USC.