The Miami Hurricanes have been the hottest team in the country; however, this past weekend confused many, as well as the voters for the top 25 rankings.
Miami was on the verge of sweeping them and they only drop 3 spots https://t.co/thhD6xUGuT
— Justice Sandle (@Justice_News5) May 5, 2025
One of the biggest issues is that the Hurricanes have won 10 straight ACC games and were on the verge of sweeping now No. 16 NC State before a massive weather delay. The Wolfpack only dropped three spots in the rankings, but the Hurricanes are still nowhere to be found.
That also caused the ACC standings to fluctuate even more than they already were. Florida State’s series against Virginia has blown the top of the ACC Standings out of order, and the canceled game between the Wolfpack and Canes on Sunday left UM stranded as they tried to take first place in the conference.
Ratings-wise, the Hurricanes are currently No. 25 in RPI (last week No. 28), but the story remains the same for the Hurricanes. Miami won’t mind; they are focused on the upcoming game. It will be in the back of their mind because of how chaotic the ACC rankings are now with Sunday’s game getting rained out.
- Texas
- Florida State
- LSU
- North Carolina
- Oregon
- Georgia
- Arkansas
- Auburn
- Clemson
- Oregon State
- Vanderbilt
- West Virginia
- UC Irvine
- Coastal Carolina
- Tennessee
- NC State
- Oklahoma
- UCLA
- Troy
- Louisville
- Southern Miss
- Arizona
- Alabama
- Ole Miss
- USC
The Hurricanes will return to action Tuesday, hosting FIU in their final midweek matchup of the regular season. First pitch is slated for 6 p.m. at Mark Light Field.
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