2024 NCAA Division I softball rankings

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2024 NCAA Division I softball season
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Preseason No. 1 Oklahoma
Defending Champions Oklahoma
TV partner/s ESPN
NCAA Tournament
DurationMay 17 – June 6, 2024
Most conference bids SEC – 13 bids
Women's College World Series
DurationMay 30 – June 6, 2024
Champions Oklahoma (8th title)
Runners-up Texas (2nd WCWS Appearance)
Winning Coach Patty Gasso (8th title)
WCWS MOP Kelly Maxwell (Oklahoma)
Seasons
←  2023
2025  →

The following human polls made up the 2024 NCAA Division I women's softball rankings. The NFCA/USA Today Poll was voted on by a panel of 32 Division I softball coaches. The NFCA/USA Today poll, the Softball America poll, the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate rankings, and D1Softball rank the top 25 teams nationally.

Contents

Legend

 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
Italics Number of first place votes
(#-#) Win-loss record
тTied with team above or below also with this symbol

NFCA/USA Today

Preseason
Jan 30 [1] 		Week 1
Feb 13 [2] 		Week 2
Feb 20 [3] 		Week 3
Feb 27 [4] 		Week 4
Mar 5 [5] 		Week 5
Mar 12 [6] 		Week 6
Mar 19 [7] 		Week 7
Mar 26 [8] 		Week 8
Apr 2 [9] 		Week 9
Apr 9 [10] 		Week 10
Apr 15 [11] 		Week 11
Apr 23 [12] 		Week 12
Apr 30 [13] 		Week 13
May 7 [14] 		Week 14
May 14 [15] 		Final
June 11 [16]
1. Oklahoma (32)Oklahoma (4–0) (32)Oklahoma (9–0) (32)Oklahoma (14–0) (32)Oklahoma (18–1) (24)Oklahoma (22–1) (23)Oklahoma (27–1) (26)Oklahoma (31–1) (32)Oklahoma (34–1) (32)Oklahoma (35–3) (12)Texas (35–6) (24)Texas (38–6) (28)Texas (42–6) (30)Texas (45–6) (32)Texas (47–7) (24)Oklahoma (59–7) (32)1.
2. Tennessee Tennessee (3–0)Texas (7–0)Texas (12–1)Texas (17–1) (6)LSU (22–0) (8)LSU (24–1) (6)Texas (28–3)Duke (29–3)Texas (31–6) (9)Oklahoma (38–4) (8)Oklahoma (42–4)Oklahoma (45–4) (2)Tennessee (40–9)Oklahoma (49–6) (8)Texas (55–10)2.
3. Florida StateтTexas (5–0)Georgia (9–0)Oklahoma State (13–2)LSU (19–0) (2)Texas (21–2) (1)Texas (24–3)Georgia (27–4)Georgia (29–5)Duke (33–3) (10)Duke (37–4)Tennessee (34–8)Tennessee (37–9)Oklahoma State (44–9)Tennessee (40–10)Florida (54–15)3.
4. StanfordтGeorgia (5–0)Washington (6–1)LSU (13–0)Oklahoma State (17–2)Oklahoma State (20–3)Oklahoma State (24–3)Tennessee (25–4)Texas (29–5)Tennessee (30–6)Tennessee (32–7)Oklahoma State (39–8)Oklahoma State (42–8)Oklahoma (46–6)Duke (46–6)Stanford (50–17)4.
5. Clemson Washington (3–1)Tennessee (4–2)Georgia (12–1)Washington (16–2)Georgia (20–3)Georgia (23–4)Duke (26–3)LSU (29–4)Oklahoma State (33–6) (1)Stanford (34–7)Duke (39–6)Duke (44–6)Duke (44–6)Oklahoma State (44–10)ULCA (43–12)5.
6. Georgia Oklahoma State (5–0)LSU (8–0)Washington (12–2)Duke (16–1)Duke (19–1)Duke (22–2)LSU (25–4)Tennessee (28–5)LSU (31–5)Oklahoma State (35–8)LSU (35–10)Stanford (39–11)UCLA (34–10)UCLA (37–10)Oklahoma State (49–12)6.
7. Washington Florida State (4–1)Oklahoma State (6–2)Duke (13–1)Georgia (15–3)Washington (18–3)Tennessee (22–4)Stanford (25–5)Oklahoma State (29–6)Georgia (31–8)LSU (33–7)Stanford (36–10)UCLA (30–10)Stanford (42–12)Florida (46–12)Duke (52–9)7.
8. Texas Clemson (4–1)Duke (8–1)Clemson (11–2)Tennessee (12–4)Tennessee (18–4)Washington (20–4)Oklahoma State (26–5)Stanford (27–6)Stanford (31–6)Washington (28–7)Washington (30–8)Texas A&M (39–9)Florida (43–12)Stanford (43–13)Alabama (39–20)8.
9. Oklahoma State Stanford (3–2)Clemson (6–2)Tennessee (8–4)Stanford (13–4)Stanford (18–4)Stanford (22–5)Washington (22–5)Washington (25–5)Florida (33–6)Georgia (33–10)UCLA (27–9)Washington (31–10)Texas A&M (39–12)Texas A&M (40–13)Tennessee (44–12)9.
10. UCLA Duke (3–1)Alabama (10–0)Alabama (16–0)Clemson (12–4)Florida (21–3)Florida (25–4)Florida (29–4)Florida (31–5)Washington (26–7)Florida (35–9)Texas A&M (37–9)LSU (36–13)LSU (38–14)Missouri (43–15)Texas A&M (44–15)10.
11. Duke Alabama (5–0)Missouri (10–0)Stanford (10–4)Alabama (19–1)Missouri (20–3)Clemson (21–6)Texas A&M (28–4)Missouri (29–7)Texas A&M (31–8)Texas A&M (32–9)Georgia (36–11)Florida (39–12)Missouri (40–14)LSU (40–15)Missouri (48–18)11.
12. Alabama LSU (5–0)Florida State (5–3)Florida State (11–3)Missouri (17–2)Clemson (17–6)Texas A&M (25–3)Missouri (25–7)UCLA (20–8)Alabama (29–8)тUCLA (24–9)Florida (37–10)Florida State (40–10)Washington (31–12)Florida State (43–14)LSU (44–17)12.
13. Utah Utah (4–1)Stanford (5–4)Florida (15–2)Florida (19–2)Texas A&M (23–2)Alabama (22–5)Alabama (25–6)Texas A&M (28–7)UCLA (22–9)тMissouri (33–11)Virginia Tech (35–9–1)Missouri (37–13)Florida State (41–13)Washington (31–13)Florida State (46–16)13.
14. LSU Missouri (5–0)Florida (8–1)Missouri (13–2)Florida State (11–4)Alabama (19–3)UCLA (17–6)UCLA (18–8)Alabama (26–8)Missouri (30–10)Alabama (30–9)Missouri (35–13)Georgia (37–13)Georgia (38–15)Georgia (39–16)Georgia (43–19)14.
15. Oregon Arkansas (4–1)Arkansas (8–2)Arkansas (13–3)California (19–2)UCLA (14–6)Missouri (22–6)Virginia Tech (25–5–1)Virginia Tech (25–8–1)Virginia Tech (28–9–1)Virginia Tech (31–9–1)Arkansas (32–12)Arkansas (34–13)Virginia Tech (38–11–1)Virginia Tech (38–12–1)Arizona (37–18–1)15.
16. Arkansas Florida (4–1)Kentucky (6–2)Kentucky (11–2)UCLA (11–6)Florida State (15–5)Virginia Tech (21–4–1)Clemson (22–9)Mississippi State (25–9)Mississippi State (28–10)Arkansas (30–11)Florida State (36–10)Virginia Tech (38–11–1)Arkansas (36–15)Arkansas (36–16)Washington (32–15)16.
17. Florida Oregon (4–2)South Carolina (8–1)Texas A&M (14–1)Texas A&M (19–2)California (21–4)Florida State (18–8)Mississippi State (24–7)Clemson (24–10)Arkansas (28–10)Mississippi State (29–12)Alabama (31–12)Alabama (32–14)Mississippi State (33–17)Arizona (34–16–1)Virginia Tech (40–14–1)17.
18. Nebraska Kentucky (4–1) Texas A&M (9–0)UCLA (7–5)Arkansas (17–4)Virginia Tech (18–3–1)Arkansas (22–6)California (24–8)Florida State (24–9)Florida State (28–10)Florida State (31–10)Mississippi State (30–13)Arizona (32–15–1)Arizona (33–15–1)Mississippi State (33–18)Arkansas (37–18)18.
19. Auburn UCLA (2–3)UCLA (3–4)Arizona (16–1)Baylor (11–3)Baylor (14–5)California (21–7)Florida State (21–9)Arkansas (22–11–1)Clemson (27–11)Arizona (28–13–1)Arizona (31–13–1)California (33–15)California (36–16)Alabama (33–17)Louisiana (45–19)19.
20. Northwestern South Carolina (5–0)Utah (5–4)California (15–1)Virginia Tech (15–3–1)Arkansas (20–5)Mississippi State (21–6)Arkansas (24–8)California (26–10)California (29–11)California (29–12)California (31–14)Mississippi State (30–16)Alabama (33–16)Louisiana (42–17)Baylor (36–23)20.
21. Louisiana Virginia Tech (4–0–1) California (10–1)Baylor (8–3)Arizona (17–3–1)Mississippi State (19–4)Arizona (20–7–1)Arizona (21–9–1)Arizona (22–11–1)Arizona (24–12–1)Clemson (28–14)Kentucky (29–15)Louisiana (38–14)Louisiana (40–16)California (36–17)Mississippi State (34–20)21.
22. Baylor Northwestern (4–1) Arizona (10–1)South Carolina (13–1)South Carolina (18–2)Arizona (19–5–1)Baylor (16–8)South Carolina (22–9)South Carolina (26–10)Oregon (22–13)Oregon (24–15)Clemson (31–15)Boston University (45–4–1)Boston University (49–4–1)Boston University (52–4–1)Texas State (47–15)22.
23. South Carolina Louisiana (4–1)Oregon (6–5)Virginia Tech (12–3–1)Kentucky (13–4)South Carolina (18–5)South Carolina (21–7)Baylor (17–11)Boston University (27–3)South Carolina (28–12)Boston University (35–4)Boston University (40–4)Clemson (33–16)Clemson (33–16)Clemson (34–17)Boston University (53–6–1)23.
24. San Diego State Baylor (0–2)Northwestern (5–2)Mississippi State (11–3)Mississippi State (17–3) Boston University (17–1)Boston University (20–3)Oregon (19–10)Oregon (20–12)Boston University (29–4)Kentucky (26–15)Oregon (26–16)Kentucky (30–18)Oregon (28–18) Miami (OH) (48–7)Oregon (30–21)24.
25. Kentucky Auburn (1–1–1) Mississippi State (8–1)Oregon (9–7)Auburn (12–2–1)Auburn (13–4–1)Auburn (14–6–1)Boston University (25–3)Baylor (19–12) Texas State (32–9)Louisiana (29–14)Louisiana (33–15)Oregon (27–16)Northwestern (33–10)Texas State (45–13)California (37–19)25.
Preseason
Jan 30 [17] 		Week 1
Feb 13 [18] 		Week 2
Feb 20 [19] 		Week 3
Feb 27 [20] 		Week 4
Mar 5 [21] 		Week 5
Mar 12 [22] 		Week 6
Mar 19 [23] 		Week 7
Mar 26 [24] 		Week 8
Apr 2 [25] 		Week 9
Apr 9 [26] 		Week 10
Apr 15 [27] 		Week 11
Apr 23 [28] 		Week 12
Apr 30 [29] 		Week 13
May 7 [30] 		Week 14
May 14 [31] 		Final
June 11 [32]
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Nebraska
  • No. 24 San Diego State
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Virginia Tech
  • No. 23 Louisiana
  • No. 24 Baylor
  • No. 25 Auburn
Dropped:
  • No. 20 Utah
  • No. 24 Northwestern
Dropped:
No. 25 Oregon		Dropped:
No. 23 Kentucky		NoneDropped:
No. 25 Auburn		NoneDropped:
No. 25 Baylor		Dropped:
  • No. 23 South Carolina
  • No. 25 Texas State
NoneNoneDropped:
  • No. 24 Kentucky
Dropped:
  • No. 24 Oregon
  • No. 25 Northwestern
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Clemson
  • No. 24 Miami (OH)

ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25

Source: [33]

Preseason
Jan 23 [34] 		Week 1
Feb 13		Week 2
Feb 20		Week 3
Feb 27		Week 4
Mar 5		Week 5
Mar 12		Week 6
Mar 19		Week 7
Mar 26		Week 8
Apr 2		Week 9
Apr 9		Week 10
Apr 16		Week 11
Apr 23		Week 12
Apr 30		Week 13
May 7		Week 14
May 14		Final
June 11
1. Oklahoma Oklahoma (4–0) (25)Oklahoma (9–0) (21)Oklahoma (14–0) (25)Texas (17–1) (11)Oklahoma (22–1) (19)Oklahoma (27–1) (25)Oklahoma (31–1) (25)Oklahoma (34–1) (25)Texas (31–6) (12)Texas (35–6) (25)Texas (38–6) (25)Texas (42–6) (25)Texas (45–6) (24)Texas (47–7) (23)Oklahoma (59–7) (32)1.
2. Tennessee Tennessee (3–0)Texas (7–0)Texas (12–1)Oklahoma (18–1) (13)LSU (22–0) (6)Texas (24–3)Texas (28–3)Duke (29–3)Oklahoma (35–3) (5)Oklahoma (38–4)Oklahoma (42–4)Oklahoma (45–4)Oklahoma State (44–9) (1)Oklahoma (49–6) (2)Texas (55–10)2.
3. Stanford Texas (5–0)Georgia (9–0)Georgia (12–1)LSU (19–0) (1)Texas (21–2)LSU (24–1)Georgia (27–4)Georgia (29–5)Duke (33–3) (6)Duke (37–4)Tennessee (34–8)Tennessee (37–9)Tennessee (40–9)Tennessee (40–10)Florida (54–15)3.
4. Florida State Georgia (5–0)Washington (6–1)Washington (12–2)Duke (16–1)Duke (19–1)Duke (22–2)Tennessee (25–4)Tennessee (28–5)Tennessee (30–6) (1)Tennessee (32–7)Oklahoma State (39–8)Oklahoma State (42–8)Oklahoma (46–6)Oklahoma State (44–10)Stanford (50–17)4.
5. Texas Florida State (4–1)Tennessee (4–2)LSU (13–0)Washington (16–2)Georgia (20–3)Georgia (23–4)Duke (26–3)Texas (29–5)Oklahoma State (33–6) (1)Stanford (34–7)Duke (39–6)Duke (44–6)Duke (44–6)Florida (46–12)UCLA (43–12)5.
6. Georgia Washington (3–1)Duke (8–1)Duke (13–1)тGeorgia (15–3)Stanford (18–4)Oklahoma State (24–3)Stanford (25–5)Oklahoma State (29–6)LSU (31–5)Oklahoma State (35–8)UCLA (27–9)UCLA (30–10)UCLA (34–10)UCLA (37–10)Alabama (39–20)6.
7. Clemson Clemson (4–1)LSU (8–0)Oklahoma State (13–2)тOklahoma State (17–2)Oklahoma State (20–3)Tennessee (22–4)LSU (25–4)LSU (29–4)Stanford (31–6)LSU (33–8)LSU (35–10)Stanford (39–11)Florida (43–12)Duke (47–6)Oklahoma State (49–12)7.
8. UCLA Oklahoma State (5–0)Oklahoma State (6–2)Tennessee (8–4)Stanford (13–4)Washington (18–3)Stanford (22–5)Washington (22–5)Stanford (27–6)Georgia (31–8)Washington (28–7)Stanford (36–10)Texas A&M (39–9)Stanford (42–12)Stanford (43–13)Duke (52–9)8.
9. Duke Stanford (3–2)Clemson (6–2)Clemson (11–2)Tennessee (12–4)Tennessee (18–4)Washington (20–4)Florida (29–4)Washington (25–5)Florida (33–6)Georgia (33–10)Georgia (36–11)Florida (39–12)LSU (38–14)Missouri (43–15)Tennessee (44–12)9.
10. Washington Duke (3–1)Alabama (10–0)Stanford (10–4)Alabama (19–1)Florida (21–3)Florida (25–4)Oklahoma State (26–5)Florida (31–5)Washington (26–7)Florida (36–9)Washington (30–8)Washington (31–10)Texas A&M (39–12)LSU (40–15)Texas A&M (44–15)10.
11. Oklahoma State Alabama (5–0)Florida State (5–3)Alabama (16–0)Clemson (13–4)Missouri (20–3)Clemson (21–6)Virginia Tech (25–5–1)Missouri (29–7)UCLA (22–9)UCLA (24–9)Texas A&M (37–9)Arkansas (34–13)Washington (31–12)Arkansas (43–16)LSU (44–17)11.
12. Arkansas LSU (5–0)Stanford (5–4)Florida State (11–3)Missouri (17–2)Virginia Tech (18–3–1)Virginia Tech (21–4–1)Texas A&M (28–4)UCLA (20–8)Texas A&M (31–8)Texas A&M (32–9)Florida (37–10)Georgia (37–13)Missouri (40–14)Texas A&M (40–13)Missouri (48–18)12.
13. Oregon Arkansas (4–1)Missouri (10–0)Missouri (13–2)Florida (19–3)Baylor (14–5)UCLA (17–6)Missouri (25–7)Virginia Tech (25–8–1)Alabama (29–8)Missouri (33–11)Arkansas (32–12)LSU (36–13)Arkansas (36–15)Georgia (39–16)Georgia (43–19)13.
14. Alabama Oregon (4–2)Arkansas (8–2)Kentucky (11–2)Baylor (11–3)Clemson (17–6)Texas A&M (25–3)Alabama (25–6)Texas A&M (28–7)Arkansas (28–10)Arkansas (30–11)Missouri (35–13)Florida State (40–10)Georgia (38–15)Florida State (43–14)Florida State (46–16)14.
15. LSU Missouri (5–0)Kentucky (6–2)Florida (15–2)Virginia Tech (15–3–1)Alabama (19–3)Alabama (22–5)UCLA (18–8)Alabama (26–8)Missouri (30–10)Alabama (30–9)Virginia Tech (35–9–1)Missouri (37–13)Virginia Tech (39–11–1)Washington (31–13)Arizona (37–18–1)15.
16. Utah Utah (4–1)Florida (8–1)Arkansas (13–3)Florida State (11–4)UCLA (14–6)Missouri (22–6)Clemson (22–9)Mississippi State (25–9)Virginia Tech (28–9–1)Virginia Tech (31–9–1)Florida State (36–10)Alabama (32–14)Florida State (41–13)Louisiana (42–17)Baylor (36–23)16.
17. Nebraska Virginia Tech (4–0–1)Texas A&M (9–0)Baylor (8–3)California (19–2)Texas A&M (23–2)Arkansas (22–6)Mississippi State (24–7)Clemson (23–10)Mississippi State (28–10)Mississippi State (29–12)Alabama (31–12)Louisiana (38–15)Mississippi State (33–17)Virginia Tech (39–12–1)Arkansas (37–18)17.
18. Florida Kentucky (4–1)South Carolina (8–1)Texas A&M (14–1)UCLA (11–6)Florida State (15–5)Florida State (18–8)Florida State (21–9)Florida State (24–9)Florida State (28–10)Florida State (31–10)Mississippi State (30–13)Virginia Tech (38–11–1)Louisiana (40–16)Alabama (33–17)Virginia Tech (40–14–1)18.
19. Baylor Florida (4–1)UCLA (3–4)UCLA (7–5)Texas A&M (19–2)California (21–4)Baylor (16–8)California (24–8)Arkansas (25–9)Clemson (27–11)Louisiana (29–14)Louisiana (33–15)Mississippi State (30–16)Arizona (33–15–1)Arizona (34–16–1)Louisiana (45–19)19.
20. Auburn UCLA (2–3) Mississippi State (8–1)Virginia Tech (12–3–1)Arkansas (18–4)Arkansas (20–5)Mississippi State (21–6)Arkansas (24–8)California (26–10)Oregon (22–13)Clemson (28–13)тArizona (31–13–1)Arizona (32–15–1)Alabama (33–16)Mississippi State (33–18)Oregon (30–21)20.
21. Louisiana South Carolina (5–0)Virginia Tech (7–2–1)Arizona (16–1)Kentucky (13–4)Mississippi State (19–4)California (21–7)Baylor (17–11)тBaylor (19–12)Louisiana (27–13)Oregon (24–15)тClemson (31–15)Oregon (27–16)Clemson (33–16)Clemson (34–17)Washington (32–15)21.
22. South Carolina Baylor (0–2)Baylor (3–3)South Carolina (13–2)South Carolina (18–2)South Carolina (18–5)Oregon (16–10)Oregon (19–10)тOregon (20–12)Texas State (32–9)Arizona (28–13–1)Kentucky (29–15)Clemson (33–16)Oregon (28–18)Oregon (28–19)Mississippi State (34–20)22.
23. Virginia Tech Louisiana (4–1) Arizona (10–1)Mississippi State (11–3)Mississippi State (17–3)Kentucky (14–7)Kentucky (19–8) Texas State (26–7)Texas State (29–8)California (29–11)Kentucky (26–15)Oregon (26–16)Northwestern (31–9)Northwestern (33–10)Miami (OH) (48–7)Northwestern (35–13)23.
24. Texas A&M Auburn (1–1–1)Auburn (4–1–1) California (15–1)Arizona (17–3–1)Oregon (14–9)Arizona (20–7–1) Kansas (22–8–1)Louisiana (24–13)Baylor (21–14)California (29–12)Texas State (37–12)Kentucky (30–18)Miami (OH) (45–7)Texas State (45–13)Clemson (35–19)24.
25. Northwestern Texas A&M (4–0)Oregon (6–5)Auburn (7–2–1)Auburn (12–2–1)Arizona (19–5–1)South Carolina (21–7)Louisiana (21–13)South Carolina (26–10)
  • Arizona (24–12–1)т
  • South Carolina (28–12)т
Texas State (33–12)California (31–14) Miami (OH) (40–7)Kentucky (30–21)Northwestern (33–11)Texas State (47–15)25.
Preseason
Jan 23 [35] 		Week 1
Feb 13		Week 2
Feb 20		Week 3
Feb 27		Week 4
Mar 5		Week 5
Mar 12		Week 6
Mar 19		Week 7
Mar 26		Week 8
Apr 2		Week 9
Apr 9		Week 10
Apr 16		Week 11
Apr 23		Week 12
Apr 30		Week 13
May 7		Week 14
May 14		Final
June 11
Dropped:
  • No. 17 Nebraska
  • No. 25 Northwestern
Dropped:
  • No. 16 Utah
  • No. 23 Louisiana
Dropped:
No. 25 Oregon		NoneDropped:
No. 25 Auburn		NoneDropped:
  • No. 23 Kentucky
  • No. 24 Arizona
  • No. 25 South Carolina
Dropped:
No. 24 Kansas		NoneDropped:
  • No. 24 Baylor
  • No. 25т South Carolina
NoneDropped:
  • No. 24 Texas State
  • No. 25 California
NoneDropped:
No. 25 Kentucky		Dropped:
No. 23 Miami (OH)

D1Softball

Preseason
Jan 16 [36] 		Week 1
Feb 12 [37] 		Week 2
Feb 19 [38] 		Week 3
Feb 26 [39] 		Week 4
Mar 4 [40] 		Week 5
Mar 12 [41] 		Week 6
Mar 19 [42] 		Week 7
Mar 26 [43] 		Week 8
Apr 2 [44] 		Week 9
Apr 9 [45] 		Week 10
Apr 16 [46] 		Week 11
Apr 23 [47] 		Week 12
Apr 30 [48] 		Week 13
May 6 [49] 		Final
Jun 12 [50]
1. Oklahoma Oklahoma (4–0)Oklahoma (9–0)Oklahoma (14–0)Texas (17–1)Oklahoma (22–1)Oklahoma (27–1)Oklahoma (31–1)Oklahoma (34–1)Texas (31–6)Texas (35–6)Texas (38–6)Texas (42–6)Texas (45–6)Oklahoma (59–7)1.
2. Stanford Texas (5–0)Texas (7–0)Texas (12–1)Oklahoma (18–1)LSU (22–0)Texas (24–3)Texas (28–3)Stanford (27–6)Oklahoma (35–3)Oklahoma (38–4)Oklahoma (42–4)Oklahoma (45–4)Tennessee (40–9)Texas (55–10)2.
3. Tennessee Tennessee (3–0)Georgia (9–0)LSU (13–0)LSU (19–0)Texas (21–2)Oklahoma State (24–3)Stanford (25–5)Oklahoma State (29–6)Stanford (31–6)Stanford (34–7)Tennessee (34–8)Tennessee (37–9)Oklahoma State (44–9)Florida (54–15)3.
4. Florida State Oklahoma State (5–0)Washington (6–1)Georgia (12–1)Oklahoma State (17–2)Oklahoma State (20–3)Stanford (22–5)Georgia (27–4)Texas (29–5)Oklahoma State (33–6)Duke (37–4)Oklahoma State (39–8)Oklahoma State (42–8)Oklahoma (46–6)Stanford (50–17)4.
5. Texas Georgia (5–0)Tennessee (4–2)Duke (12–1)Duke (15–1)Stanford (18–4)LSU (24–1)Tennessee (26–4)Duke (29–3)Duke (33–3)Tennessee (32–7)UCLA (27–9)Stanford (40–11)UCLA (34–10)UCLA (43–12)5.
6. Georgia Washington (3–1)LSU (8–0)Oklahoma State (13–2)Stanford (13–4)Duke (19–1)Duke (22–2)Duke (26–3)LSU (29–4)Tennessee (30–6)Washington (28–7)Stanford (36–10)UCLA (30–10)Stanford (42–12)Oklahoma State (49–12)6.
7. Clemson Duke (3–1)Duke (7–1)Stanford (10–4)Washington (16–2)Georgia (20–3)Georgia (23–4)Washington (22–5)Tennessee (28–5)Florida (34–6)Oklahoma State (35–8)Duke (39–6)Duke (44–6)Duke (44–6)Duke (52–9)7.
8. Duke Florida State (4–1)Oklahoma State (6–2)Washington (12–2)Georgia (15–3)Washington (18–3)Tennessee (22–4)LSU (25–4)Washington (25–5)LSU (31–6)LSU (33–8)LSU (35–10)Arkansas (34–13)Florida (43–12)Alabama (39–20)8.
9. UCLA LSU (5–0)Stanford (5–4)Tennessee (8–4)Tennessee (12–4)Tennessee (19–4)Washington (20–4)Oklahoma State (26–5)Georgia (29–6)Georgia (31–8)Florida (35–9)Texas A&M (37–9)Washington (31–10)Arkansas (36–15)Tennessee (44–12)9.
10. Washington Clemson (4–1)Clemson (6–2)Baylor (8–3)Baylor (11–3)Baylor (14–5)Florida (25–4)Florida (29–4)Florida (31–5)Washington (27–7)Missouri (33–11)Georgia (36–11)Texas A&M (39–9)Missouri (40–14)LSU (44–17)10.
11. Alabama Missouri (5–0)Missouri (10–0)тClemson (11–2)Clemson (13–4)Florida (21–4)Clemson (21–6)Texas A&M (28–4)Missouri (29–7)Arkansas (28–10)Texas A&M (33–9)Washington (30–8)Florida State (40–10)Texas A&M (39–12)Texas A&M (44–15)11.
12. Oklahoma State Alabama (5–0)Alabama (10–0)тAlabama (16–0)Alabama (19–1)Missouri (20–3)Texas A&M (25–3)Virginia Tech (25–5–1)UCLA (20–8)UCLA (22–9)UCLA (24–9)Arkansas (32–12)Florida (39–12)LSU (38–14)Baylor (36–23)12.
13. Nebraska Stanford (3–2)Kentucky (6–2)Florida State (11–3)Missouri (17–2)Clemson (17–6)Virginia Tech (21–4–1)Missouri (25–7)Virginia Tech (25–8–1)Texas A&M (31–8)Arkansas (30–11)Florida (37–10)LSU (36–13)Georgia (38–15)Missouri (48–18)13.
14. Oregonт Kentucky (4–1)Florida State (5–3)Kentucky (11–2)Florida (19–3)Virginia Tech (18–3–1)UCLA (17–6)UCLA (18–8)Arkansas (26–9)Virginia Tech (28–9–1)Georgia (33–10)Missouri (35–13)Georgia (37–13)Washington (31–12)Florida State (46–16)14.
15. UtahтUtah (4–1)Arkansas (8–2)Missouri (13–2)Virginia Tech (15–3–1)Alabama (20–3)Alabama (22–5)Clemson (22–9)Clemson (24–10)Mississippi State (28–10)Virginia Tech (31–9–1)Virginia Tech (35–9–1)Missouri (37–14)Mississippi State (33–17)Georgia (43–19)15.
16. Baylor Virginia Tech (4–0–1)Texas A&M (9–0)Arkansas (13–3)Florida State (11–4)UCLA (14–6)Missouri (22–6)Mississippi State (24–7)Mississippi State (25–9)Missouri (30–10)Florida State (31–10)Florida State (36–10)Arizona (32–15–1)Arizona (33–15–1)Arizona (37–18–1)16.
17. LSU Baylor (0–2) Arizona (10–1)Arizona (16–1)Mississippi State (17–3)Texas A&M (23–2)Arkansas (22–6)Alabama (25–6)Texas A&M (28–7)Alabama (29–8)Mississippi State (29–12)Mississippi State (30–13)Louisiana (38–15)Louisiana (40–16)Washington (32–15)17.
18. Arkansas Arkansas (4–1)South Carolina (8–1)Florida (15–2)тUCLA (11–6)Mississippi State (19–4)Mississippi State (21–6)California (24–8)Alabama (26–8)Florida State (28–10)Alabama (30–10)Arizona (31–13–1)Virginia Tech (38–11–1)Florida State (41–13)Louisiana (45–19)18.
19. Auburn Oregon (4–2)Baylor (3–3) Virginia Tech (12–3–1)тCalifornia (19–2)Arkansas (20–5)Baylor (16–8)Arkansas (24–8)Florida State (24–9)Clemson (27–11)Arizona (28–13–1)Alabama (31–12)Mississippi State (31–16)Virginia Tech (39–11–1)Virginia Tech (40–14–1)19.
20. Florida South Carolina (5–0)Florida (8–1)UCLA (7–5)South Carolina (18–2)Arizona (19–5–1)Arizona (20–7–1)Arizona (21–9–1)Texas State (28–8)Texas State (31–9)Louisiana (29–14)Louisiana (33–15)Boston University (44–4–1)Alabama (33–16)Oregon (30–21)20.
21. Louisiana Indiana (4–1) Mississippi State (8–1)Texas A&M (14–1)тArizona (17–3–1)California (21–4) Charlotte (16–9) Kansas (22–8–1)Boston University (27–3)Boston University (30–4)Northwestern (26–8)Northwestern (29–9)Northwestern (31–9)Boston University (49–4–1)Boston University (53–6–1)21.
22. South Carolina UCLA (2–3) California (10–1)Mississippi State (11–3)тArkansas (17–4)Boston University (17–1)California (21–7)Florida State (21–9)Arizona (22–11–1)Northwestern (22–8)Clemson (28–14)Boston University (39–4)Alabama (32–14)Oregon (28–18)Arkansas (37–18)22.
23. San Diego State Florida (4–1)Northwestern (5–2)South Carolina (13–2)Texas A&M (19–2)South Carolina (18–5)Florida State (18–8)Texas State (25–7)California (26–10)Arizona (24–12–1)Boston University (35–4)Kentucky (29–16)Oregon (27–16)Northwestern (33–10) Liberty (38–25)23.
24. Northwestern Northwestern (4–1)UCLA (3–4)California (15–1)Boston University (13–1)Florida State (15–5)Boston University (20–3)Baylor (17–11)Northwestern (19–8)Louisiana (27–13)Kentucky (26–15)Oregon (26–16)South Carolina (32–18)California (36–16)Northwestern (35–13)24.
25. Texas A&M Texas A&M (4–0) Boston University (10–0)Boston University (13–1)Kentucky (13–4) Texas State (20–6)Texas State (22–7)Boston University (25–3)Charlotte (20–13)Oregon (22–13)Oregon (24–15)Texas State (37–12)California (33–15)Texas State (42–13)Texas State (47–15)25.
Preseason
Jan 16 [51] 		Week 1
Feb 12 [52] 		Week 2
Feb 19 [53] 		Week 3
Feb 26 [54] 		Week 4
Mar 4 [55] 		Week 5
Mar 12 [56] 		Week 6
Mar 19 [57] 		Week 7
Mar 26 [58] 		Week 8
Apr 2 [59] 		Week 9
Apr 9 [60] 		Week 10
Apr 16 [61] 		Week 11
Apr 23 [62] 		Week 12
Apr 30 [63] 		Week 13
May 6 [64] 		Final
Jun 12 [65]
Dropped:
  • No. 13 Nebraska
  • No. 19 Auburn
  • No. 21 Louisiana
  • No. 23 San Diego State
Dropped:
  • No. 15 Utah
  • No. 16 Virginia Tech
  • No. 19 Oregon
  • No. 21 Indiana
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Northwestern
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No. 25 Kentucky		Dropped:
No. 23 South Carolina		Dropped:
No. 21 Charlotte		Dropped:
  • No. 21 Kansas
  • No. 24 Baylor
Dropped:
  • No. 23 California
  • No. 25 Charlotte
Dropped:
No. 20 Texas State		Dropped:
No. 22 Clemson		Dropped:
  • No. 23 Kentucky
  • No. 25 Texas State
Dropped:
  • No. 24 South Carolina
Dropped:
  • No. 15 Mississippi State
  • No. 24 California

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Preseason
Jan 18 [66] 		Week 1
Feb 12 [67] 		Week 2
Feb 19 [68] 		Week 3
Feb 26 [69] 		Week 4
Mar 4 [70] 		Week 5
Mar 11 [71] 		Week 6
Mar 18 [72] 		Week 7
Mar 25 [73] 		Week 8
Apr 1 [74] 		Week 9
Apr 8 [75] 		Week 10
Apr 15 [76] 		Week 11
Apr 22 [77] 		Week 12
Apr 29 [78] 		Week 13
May 6 [79] 		Final
Jun 11 [80]
1. Oklahoma Oklahoma (4–0)Oklahoma (9–0)Oklahoma (14–0)Oklahoma (18–1)Oklahoma (22–1)Oklahoma (27–1)Oklahoma (31–1)Oklahoma (34–1)Duke (33–3)Texas (35–6)Texas (38–6)Texas (42–6)Texas (45–6)Oklahoma (59–7)1.
2. Tennessee Texas (5–0)Texas (7–0)Texas (12–1)Texas (17–1)LSU (22–0)LSU (24–1)Texas (28–3)Duke (29–3)Oklahoma (35–3)Oklahoma (38–4)Oklahoma (42–4)Oklahoma (45–4)Tennessee (40–9)Texas (55–10)2.
3. Florida State Tennessee (3–0)Georgia (9–0)Georgia (12–1)Duke (16–1)Duke (19–1)Duke (22–2)Georgia (27–4)Georgia (29–5)Oklahoma State (33–6)Duke (37–4)Tennessee (34–8)Tennessee (37–9)Oklahoma State (44–9)Florida (54–15)3.
4. Stanford Georgia (5–0)Washington (6–1)Duke (13–1)LSU (19–0)Texas (21–2)Texas (24–3)Duke (26–3)Oklahoma State (29–6)Texas (31–6)Tennessee (32–7)Texas A&M (37–9)Texas A&M (39–9)Oklahoma (46–6)Stanford (50–17)4.
5. Clemson Duke (3–1)Duke (8–1)LSU (13–0)Stanford (13–4)Stanford (18–4)Georgia (23–4)Stanford (25–5)Tennessee (28–5)Tennessee (30–6)Stanford (34–7)Oklahoma State (39–8)Oklahoma State (42–8)Duke (44–6)UCLA (43–12)5.
6. Georgia Clemson (4–1)LSU (8–0)Oklahoma State (13–2)Georgia (15–3)Georgia (20–3)Stanford (22–5)Tennessee (25–4)Texas (29–5)Stanford (31–6)Oklahoma State (35–8)Duke (39–6)Duke (44–6)UCLA (34–10)Alabama (39–20)6.
7. Texas Florida State (4–1)Tennessee (4–2)Stanford (10–4)Oklahoma State (17–2)Oklahoma State (20–3)Oklahoma State (24–3)Oklahoma State (26–5)Stanford (27–6)LSU (31–5)Texas A&M (32–9)UCLA (27–9)UCLA (30–10)Stanford (42–12)Oklahoma State (49–12)7.
8. Arkansas Washington (3–1)Missouri (10–0)Washington (12–2)Washington (16–2)Washington (18–3)Tennessee (22–4)Washington (22–5)LSU (29–4)Florida (33–6)Arkansas (30–11)Arkansas (32–12)Arkansas (34–13)Missouri (40–14)Duke (52–9)8.
9. Duke Stanford (3–2)Clemson (6–2)Clemson (11–2)Alabama (19–1)Tennessee (18–4)Washington (20–4)Florida (29–4)Washington (25–5)Georgia (31–8)Missouri (33–11)Stanford (36–10)Stanford (39–11)Florida (43–12)Missouri (48–18)9.
10. UCLA Oklahoma State (5–0)Stanford (5–4)Alabama (16–0)Clemson (13–4)Virginia Tech (18–3–1)Virginia Tech (21–4–1)Virginia Tech (25–5–1)Florida (31–5)Texas A&M (31–8)LSU (33–8)Georgia (36–11)Missouri (37–13)Texas A&M (39–12)Tennessee (44–12)10.
11. Baylor LSU (5–0)Oklahoma State (6–2)Tennessee (7–4)Virginia Tech (15–3–1)Missouri (20–3)Florida (25–4)Texas A&M (28–4)Missouri (29–7)Mississippi State (28–10)Georgia (33–10)LSU (35–10)Florida State (40–10)Arkansas (36–15)Texas A&M (44–15)11.
12. LSU Arkansas (4–1)Alabama (10–0)Baylor (8–3)Tennessee (12–4)Florida (21–3)Texas A&M (25–3)Missouri (25–7)UCLA (20–8)Washington (26–7)Florida (35–9)Washington (30–8)Florida (39–12)Louisiana (40–16)LSU (44–17)12.
13. Utah Missouri (5–0)Texas A&M (9–0)Missouri (13–2)Baylor (11–3)Texas A&M (23–2)Clemson (21–6)LSU (25–4)Virginia Tech (25–8–1)Arkansas (28–10)Alabama (30–9)Missouri (35–13)Georgia (37–13)LSU (38–14)Georgia (43–19)13.
14. Oklahoma State Utah (4–1)Arkansas (8–2)Virginia Tech (12–3)Missouri (17–2)Baylor (14–5)UCLA (17–6)Alabama (25–6)Texas A&M (28–7)UCLA (22–9)Washington (28–7)Florida (37–10)Washington (31–10)Georgia (38–15)Baylor (36–23)14.
15. Nebraska Alabama (5–0)Florida (8–1)Arizona (16–1)California (19–2)UCLA (14–6)Alabama (22–5)Mississippi State (24–7)Mississippi State (25–9)Alabama (29–8)Mississippi State (29–12)Virginia Tech (35–9–1)Louisiana (38–15)Washington (31–12)Florida State (46–16)15.
16. Oregon Baylor (0–2)Florida State (5–3)Florida (15–2)Florida (19–3)Clemson (17–6)Missouri (22–6)UCLA (18–8)Alabama (26–8)Virginia Tech (28–9–1)UCLA (24–9)Florida State (36–10)LSU (36–13)Florida State (41–13)Arizona (37–18–1)16.
17. South Carolina Virginia Tech (4–0–1) Arizona (10–1)Florida State (11–3)Arizona (17–3–1)Alabama (19–3)Arkansas (22–6)Texas State (26–7)Arkansas (25–9)Louisiana (27–13)Louisiana (29–14)Mississippi State (30–13)Texas State (39–13)Texas State (42–13)Louisiana (45–19)17.
18. Virginia Tech Kentucky (4–1) Mississippi State (8–1)Arkansas (13–3)Mississippi State (17–3)Mississippi State (19–4)Mississippi State (21–6)Kansas (22–8–1)Texas State (29–8)Missouri (30–10)Virginia Tech (31–9–1)Alabama (31–12)Virginia Tech (38–11–1)Virginia Tech (39–11–1)Arkansas (37–18)18.
19. Texas A&M Texas A&M (5–0)Kentucky (6–2)Texas A&M (14–1)Texas A&M (19–2)California (21–4)Texas State (22–7)California (24–8)Louisiana (24–13)Texas State (32–9)Florida State (31–10)Louisiana (33–15)Alabama (32–14)Mississippi State (33–17)Texas State (47–15)19.
20. Auburn Oregon (3–2)South Carolina (8–1)Kentucky (11–2)South Carolina (18–2)Arkansas (20–5) Kansas (19–7–1)Arkansas (24–8)Clemson (24–10)Florida State (28–10)Northwestern (26–8)Texas State (37–12)Northwestern (31–9)Northwestern (33–10)Oregon (30–21)20.
21. Alabama South Carolina (5–0) California (10–1)Mississippi State (11–3)Arkansas (18–4)Arizona (19–5–1)California (21–7)Clemson (22–9)Florida State (24–9)Northwestern (22–8)Texas State (33–12)Arizona (31–13–1)Miami (OH) (40–7)Miami (OH) (45–7) Omaha (43–15)21.
22. Washington Florida (4–1)Baylor (3–3)California (15–1)UCLA (11–6)South Carolina (18–5)Baylor (16–8)Penn State (23–6)Penn State (26–7)Penn State (28–8)Arizona (28–13–1)Northwestern (29–9)Arizona (32–15–1)Arizona (33–15–1)Virginia (34–20)22.
23. Louisiana Louisiana (4–1)Virginia Tech (7–2–1)UCLA (7–5)Boston University (13–1)Boston University (17–1)Louisiana (18–12)Louisiana (21–13)California (26–10)Kansas (25–12–1)Penn State (30–9)Kentucky (29–15)Mississippi State (30–17)Boston University (49–4–1)Northwestern (35–13)23.
24. Florida Indiana (4–1)Auburn (4–1–1)South Carolina (13–2)Auburn (12–2–1) Texas State (20–6)Arizona (20–7–1) Northwestern (16–7)Northwestern (19–8) Virginia (26–11) Miami (OH) (32–6)Boston University (40–4)Boston University (45–4–1)Alabama (33–16)Washington (32–15)24.
25. San Diego State Auburn (1–1–1) Penn State (7–0) Boston University (13–1)Kentucky (13–4) Georgia Tech (18–7)South Carolina (21–7) Florida Atlantic (27–7)South Carolina (26–10)Clemson (27–11)Kentucky (26–15)Miami (OH) (36–7) Michigan (37–14) Charlotte (36–16) Liberty (38–25)25.
Preseason
Jan 18 [81] 		Week 1
Feb 12 [82] 		Week 2
Feb 19 [83] 		Week 3
Feb 26 [84] 		Week 4
Mar 4 [85] 		Week 5
Mar 11 [86] 		Week 6
Mar 18 [87] 		Week 7
Mar 25 [88] 		Week 8
Apr 1 [89] 		Week 9
Apr 8 [90] 		Week 10
Apr 15 [91] 		Week 11
Apr 22 [92] 		Week 12
Apr 29 [93] 		Week 13
May 6 [94] 		Final
Jun 11 [95]
Dropped:
  • No. 10 UCLA
  • No. 15 Nebraska
  • No. 25 San Diego State
Dropped:
  • No. 14 Utah
  • No. 20 Oregon
  • No. 23 Louisiana
  • No. 24 Indiana
Dropped:
  • No. 24 Auburn
  • No. 25 Penn State
Dropped:
No. 17 Florida State		Dropped:
  • No. 24 Auburn
  • No. 25 Kentucky
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Boston University
  • No. 25 Georgia Tech
Dropped:
  • No. 22 Baylor
  • No. 24 Arizona
  • No. 25 South Carolina
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Kansas
  • No. 25 Florida Atlantic
Dropped:
  • No. 23 California
  • No. 25 South Carolina
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Kansas
  • No. 24 Virginia
  • No. 25 Clemson
Dropped:
No. 23 Penn State		Dropped:
No. 23 Kentucky		Dropped:
No. 25 Michigan		Dropped:
  • No. 18 Virginia Tech
  • No. 19 Mississippi State
  • No. 21 Miami (OH)
  • No. 23 Boston University
  • No. 25 Charlotte

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">2024 NCAA Division I softball season</span> College softball in the United States

The 2024 NCAA Division I Softball season, play of college softball in the United States organized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) at the Division I level, began in February 2024. The season progressed through the regular season, many conference tournaments and championship series, and concluded with the 2024 NCAA Division I softball tournament and 2024 Women's College World Series. The Women's College World Series, consisting of the eight remaining teams in the NCAA Tournament and held annually in Oklahoma City at Devon Park, ended in June 2024.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2024 Southeastern Conference softball season</span> Sports season

The 2024 SEC softball season began play Thursday, February 8, and conference play begins on Friday, March 8. The 2024 Southeastern Conference softball tournament takes place May 7–11 at Jane B. Moore Field in Auburn, Alabama. Vanderbilt University is the only full member of the Southeastern Conference to not sponsor a softball program.

The 2024 Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns softball team represented the University of Louisiana at Lafayette during the 2024 NCAA Division I softball season. The Ragin' Cajuns played their home games at Yvette Girouard Field at Lamson Park and were led by seventh-year head coach Gerry Glasco. They were members of the Sun Belt Conference.

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