Tennis Channel/USTA College Tennis Top 25 Rankings: Mar. 27

The ninth edition of the 2019 Tennis Channel/USTA College Tennis Top 25 Rankings were released on Wednesday, and a familiar program regained its spot atop the men's rankings.

Ohio State got star junior JJ Wolf back this week, and he was able to help the Buckeyes take the top spot back. Ohio State beat both Michigan and Michigan State to earn the ranking back, and it helped that Texas lost to USC. That result caused the Longhorns to slide to No. 3 in the rankings, but the Trojans are now back in the Top 10. It'll be interesting to see how they do the rest of the year, as they are clearly hitting their stride now.

Rank (Last Week) – Points

1. (2) Ohio State – 297

2. (3) Wake Forest – 282

3. (1) Texas – 278

4. (4) Florida – 269

5. (5) Virginia – 249

6. (6) Stanford – 235

7. (7) TCU – 226

8. (8) North Carolina – 214

9. (9) Baylor – 203

10. (11) USC – 202

11. (12) Mississippi State – 175

12. (10) Columbia – 168

13. (14) Texas A&M – 160

14. (13) UCLA – 150

15. (15) Oklahoma – 118

16. (16) Illinois – 113

17. (20) Florida State – 102

18. (21) Tennessee – 88

19. (22) Miami (Fla.) – 70

20. (18) Michigan – 50

21. (25) Oregon – 43

22. (19) Georgia – 42

23. (NR) South Carolina – 33

24. (NR) LSU – 26

25. (NR) NC State – 20

Receiving Votes: San Diego 17, Notre Dame 15, Minnesota 13,Alabama 11, Arizona State 5, Mississippi 5, Arizona 2, California 2,Vanderbilt 2.

Dropped Out: Minnesota (17), Notre Dame (23), Vanderbilt (24).

On the women's side, Georgia is still going strong at No. 1. The Bulldogs have been remarkable all year, and they've done nothing to warrant losing their position. Perhaps the only major result of the week was South Carolina knocking off Vanderbilt. The Commodores were the No. 6 heading into the week, but they are now the No. 9.

Rank (Last Week) – Points

1. (1) Georgia – 300

2. (2) North Carolina – 288

3. (3) Stanford – 275

4. (4) Duke – 265

5. (5) Pepperdine – 249

6. (T6) South Carolina – 239

7. (8) Texas – 225

8. (9) Ohio State – 207

9. (T6) Vanderbilt – 203

10. (10) UCLA – 188

11. (12) Michigan – 181

12. (13) NC State – 163

13. (14) Oklahoma State – 160

14. (15) California – 132

15. (11) Florida State – 114

16. (17) Washington – 113

17. (19) Texas A&M – 111

18. (18) Kansas – 86

T19. (16) Miami (Fla.) – 74

T19. (20) Virginia – 74

21. (23) UCF – 57

22. (24) Wake Forest – 55

23. (22) USC – 53

24. (21) Northwestern – 43

25. (25) LSU – 19

Receiving Votes: Florida 7, Tennessee 5, Kentucky 4, Syracuse 2,Texas Tech 2.

Dropped Out: None.