Here are the latest college softball Power 10 rankings. sifoeeprocess.com's Michella Chester dives into her Week 7 analysis.
1. Oklahoma (previously 1)
I am keeping Oklahoma at No. 1 despite the Sooners notching their first loss of the season. One loss and a series win over Missouri is not enough to warrant a move for me at this point.
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2. Texas (previously 2)
The Longhorns stay at two, and it feels like Texas and Oklahoma will be in the conversation for the top spot for a while. The Longhorns swept Auburn with two run-rules. Teagan Kavan picked up three wins for them.
3. LSU (previously 3)
I have LSU at three. The Tigers won the series over Georgia. Jalia Lassiter had a grand slam on Saturday to help clinch the series.
4. Florida (previously 4)
Florida stays put at four with a couple of wins last week. The Gators sit at 30-4 on the season.
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5. Oregon (previously 6)
Oregon closes out the top 5 after a sweep of Illinois. The Ducks had a close call on Sunday, but Braiesey Rosa hit a walk-off homer to seal the series sweep.
6. Texas A&M (previously 7)
Texas AM comes in at six after winning the series over Alabama. The Aggies clinched the series win on Sunday after sparking its 11th comeback win of the season and 10th ranked win.
7. Arizona (previously 8)
I have Arizona at seven after winning its rivalry series over Arizona State. The Wildcats outscored the Sun Devils 11-2 in the first two games of the series.
8. Florida State (previously NR)
Florida State re-enters the Power 10 at eight after an impressive week with a midweek win over Bama and a sweep on the road over Duke. The offense really came alive last week.
9. UCLA (previously 5)
UCLA is the biggest mover this week, dropping down to nine after splitting two games with Iowa.
10. South Carolina (previously 10)
At last, for the 10th and final spot, South Carolina remains a top 10 team after winning the series over Texas Tech. Natalie Heath hit the first home run off of NiJaree Canady all season as the Gamecocks held Texas Tech scoreless amid a pitcher's duel in Game 2, and they won the series without Arianna Rodi.
