Where Oregon Baseball ranks in latest D1Baseball poll after weekend sweep of Washington
Where Oregon Baseball ranks in latest D1Baseball poll after weekend sweep of Washington
Oregon baseball is playing its best at the perfect time.
After going 5-0 with a sweep of St. Mary's and Washington, both at PK Park, the Ducks are ranked fifth in the latest D1baseball.com poll. They're still seventh, however, in the latest USA TODAY/Coaches poll.
Oregon has put itself in contention for a Big Ten title and possibly hosting at least a regional and perhaps a Super Regional. But the Ducks will have a three-game series with first-place Iowa before the conference tournament next week in Omaha.
The Ducks are 19-8 in Big Ten play, two games behind the Hawkeyeswire.com and 38-13 overall. However, UCLA is 20-7 in conference action and in a better situation to win the regular season championship. The Bruins host Northwestern this weekend.
It was a fun time at PK Park this past weekend as a full capacity saw Oregon sweep its rival, Washington. The series was close and could have gone either way, but the Ducks came out on top in all three games, including a close 5-3 win over the Huskies on Sunday.
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Long Jump - 1, Malcolm Clemons, Florida, 8.04m. 2, Blair Anderson, Oklahoma St., 8.02m. 3, Henry Kiner, Arkansas, 7.96m. 4, Charles Godfred, Minnesota, 7.91m. 5, Lokesh Sathyanathan, Tarleton St., 7.83m. 6, Tyson Adams, NC State, 7.81m. 7, Greg Foster, Princeton, 7.80m. 8, Jayden Keys, Georgia, 7.80m. 9, Uroy Ryan, Arkansas, 7.77m. 10, Tye Hunt, Youngstown St., 7.77m. 11, Chrstyn John Stevenson, Southern Cal, 7.75m. 12, De'Aundre Ward, Southern Miss, 7.73m. 13, Reinaldo Rodrigues, Arizona,7.69m. 14, Chris Preddie, Texas St. 7.62m. 15, Roy Morris, Northwestern St., 7.51m. 16, Anthony Riley, Oklahoma, 7.46m. 17, Micah Larry, Georgia, 7.46m. 18, Juriad Hughes, Arkansas, 7.41m. 19, DJ Fillmore, Ohio St., 7.40m. 20, Curtis Williams, Florida St., 7.18m. 21, Louis Gordon, Albany, 7.13m. DNF, Josh Parrish, Wichita St. Safin Wills, Oregon. Channing Ferguson, South Carolina. Pole Vault - 1, Aleksandr Colovev, Texas A&M, 5.78m. 2, Ashton Barkdull, Kansas, 5.73m. 3, Bradley Jelmert, Arkansas St., 5.63m. 4, Benjamin Conacher, Virginia Tech, 5.58m. 5, Simen Guttormsen, Duke, 5.53m. 5, Bryce Barkdull, Kansas, 5.53m. 7, Cody Johnston, Illinois, 5.53m. 7, Kevin O'Sullivan, Rutgers, 5.53m. 9, William Staggs, Indiana St. 5.53m. 10, Cade Gray, Tennessee, 5.43m. 11, Scott Toney, Washington, 5.43m. 12, Jak Urlacher, Minnesota, 5.43m. 13, Logan Hammer, Utah St., 5.33m. 13, Nico Morales, Rutgers, 5.33m. 13, Evan Puckett, Tennessee, 5.33m. 13, John Kendricks, Mississippi, 5.33m. 17, Logan Kelley, Mississippi, 5.33m. 18, Sean Gribble, Texas Tech, 5.33m. 18, Tre Young, South Dakota, 5.33m. 20, Arnie Grunert, Western Illinois, 5.18m. 21, Nikolai Van Huyssteen, Georgia, 5.18m. NH, Hunter Garretson, Akron, Colton Rhodes, Oklahoma, Ricardo Montes De Oca, High Point. 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