The Oklahoma Sooners (26-0 / 6-0 SEC) remain undefeated to secure the No. 1 spot in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 Poll for the fourth-straight week after claiming the series sweep over then-No. 15 Arkansas – while also picking up a mid-week run-rule victory over Tulsa.

Following mid-week wins over Dayton and then-RV Ohio State, Texas (28-2 / 2-1 SEC) holds on to the No. 2 spot after claiming a 2-1 series win over then-No. 3 Florida – losing the final game of the series on Monday.

Coming out of Week 6 with a 4-0 record, the LSU Tigers (27-1 / 3-0 SEC) move up one spot in the poll after an undefeated three-game series against then-RV Kentucky and a single win over Louisiana earlier in the week.

Florida (27-4 / 2-3 SEC) drops to No. 4 after suffering a 1-2 series loss to then-No. 2 Texas, despite picking up a mid-week win over then-RV UCF.

Closing out the leaderboard at No. 5 is the UCLA Bruins (27-4 / 3-0 Big Ten), who recorded a run-rule win over San Diego before clinching a three-game sweep against Purdue.

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Rank	College	Conference	Record	Points	Previous Rank
1	Oklahoma (17)	SEC (6-0)	26-0	617	1
2	Texas (8)	SEC (2-0)	28-1	608	2
3	LSU	SEC (3-0)	27-1	560	4
4	Florida	SEC (2-3)	27-4	539	3
5	UCLA	Big Ten (3-0)	27-4	524	5
6	Texas A&M	SEC (4-2)	24-4	501	6
7	Tennessee	SEC (2-1)	25-4	475	7
8	Oregon	Big Ten (2-1)	26-3	449	8
9	Florida State	ACC (3-0)	25-5	414	10
T10	Arizona	Big 12 (4-2)	26-4	388	11
T10	South Carolina	SEC (2-4)	22-5	388	9
12	Texas Tech	Big 12 (5-1)	23-7	343	12
13	Oklahoma State	Big 12 (2-2)	17-6	307	14
14	Virginia Tech	ACC (5-1)	23-5	298	16
15	Georgia	SEC (2-4)	21-6	277	13
16	Arkansas	SEC (1-5)	20-6	206	15
17	Stanford	ACC (5-1)	20-3	205	20
18	Duke	ACC (4-2)	19-9	193	17
19	Mississippi State	SEC (5-1)	24-5	187	19
20	Ole Miss	SEC (2-1)	25-4	177	21
21	Nebraska	Big Ten (1-1)	20-8	104	18
22	Liberty	CUSA (5-0)	23-4	72	24
23	Virginia	ACC (4-2)	21-7	61	25
24	Alabama	SEC (1-2)	21-9	59	23
25	Ohio State	Big Ten (1-1)	21-6-1	56	RV

Parenthesis denotes first place votes.

Dropped Out: Auburn
New to Poll: Ohio State

Others receiving votes: California (34), Clemson (28), Auburn (18), Grand Canyon (18), Florida Atlantic (14), Kentucky (3), Arizona State (2)