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Arizona swept a doubleheader from Eastern Michigan and remained No. 1 in the latest release of the USA Today/NFCA Top 25 Poll. 

The Wildcats (15-0) are the lone unbeaten team left in the rankings. They received 23 of the 24 possible first place votes, the remaining vote tabbed No. 2 California. 

The Bears improved to 18-1 by winning the Hawaii Invitational, defeating then-No.7 Alabama twice along the way. Stanford remained third, despite dropping its second game of the year while Tennessee and UCLA tied for the fourth spot. 

Michigan, winners of 21 consecutive games, is sixth, followed by Louisiana-Lafayette and Alabama. Oklahoma moved up two spots to No. 9 after winning its 19th straight contest. Big XII foe Baylor rounds out the top 10. 

Texas fell two spots to 11th after dropping the final game of a three-game set to Evansville. LSU remained 12th, followed by Georgia, Texas A&M and Washington. 

Oregon State moved up two spots to No. 16 after a 3-0 showing at the Worth Invitational. Florida dropped three games to Michigan and fell one spot to No. 17. Nebraska, Georgia Tech and Missouri complete the top 20. 

The last five ranked teams are Florida State, Fresno State, Northwestern, Arizona State and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, which is off to a 19-1 start. The Sundevils and Islanders are making their debut in this year’s rankings, replacing Oregon and Florida International.