Oklahoma State, Oklahoma now 1-2 in Bushnell/Golfweek Coaches Poll

By: Kevin Casey | May 4, 2018 9:00 am

It’s now full on Bedlam.

Oklahoma State remained a unanimous No. 1 in the latest Bushnell/Golfweek Coaches Poll – earning all 22 first-place votes this time – but Oklahoma (the defending national champions) now sit at No. 2.

Yep, the Oklahoma rivalry now has the Nos. 1 and 2 teams in the country. The NCAA Championship can’t come soon enough.

LSU, which won the stroke-play portion at the SEC Championship, moved from No. 10 to No. 6. Wake Forest was the only team to move into the rankings, jumping in at No. 25.

Here are the polls for Divisions I, II, and III, NAIA and NJCAA Divisions I and II:

Division I

Rank	School (First-place votes)	Points	Prev
1	Oklahoma State (22)	550	1
2	Oklahoma	514	3
3	Texas A&M	493	2
4	Vanderbilt	478	4
5	Georgia Tech	457	5
6	LSU	439	10
7	Auburn	417	8
8	Alabama	401	6
9	California	386	7
10	Florida	367	9
11	Illinois	322	13
12	Baylor	314	11
13	Texas Tech	271	12
14	Clemson	254	16
15	Arkansas	236	17
16	Stanford	208	14
17	Texas	197	15
18	North Carolina	157	19
19	USC	152	24
20	Arizona State	149	18
21	South Florida	125	23
22	UNLV	84	22
23	Florida State	54	20
24	Kentucky	46	21
25	Wake Forest	32	NR

Dropped From Ranking: Kent State (25)

Others Receiving Votes: North Florida, 14; Kent State, 10; UCLA, 10; Pepperdine, 9; Colorado, 2; Duke, 1; Ole Miss, 1

Division II

Rank	School (First-place votes)	Points	Prev
1	West Florida (17)	449	1
2	Florida Southern (1)	431	2
3	Nova Southeastern	402	3
4	Florida Tech	381	5
5	Barry	361	4
6	Lynn	337	6
7	Newberry	319	7
8	South Carolina-Aiken	310	8
9	Limestone	303	9
10	Colorado-Colorado Springs	235	11
11	Arkansas Tech	231	13
12	Chico State	229	15
13	Columbus State	224	10
14	Rollins	221	12
15	Cal State Monterey Bay	177	16
16	Saint Leo	153	14
17	Lander	146	17
18	Lincoln Memorial	112	19
19	Carson-Newman	109	18
20	Young Harris	84	21
21	Central Missouri	79	24
22	St. Mary’s (Texas)	70	20
23	Texas A&M Commerce	64	23
24	Grand Valley State	61	21
25	Central Oklahoma	52	25

Dropped From Ranking: None

Others Receiving Votes: Dixie State, 39; Indianapolis, 36; Lindenwood, 32; Missouri-St. Louis, 28; Arkansas-Fort Smith, 15; Cal State East Bay, 15; Valdosta State, 15; California Baptist, 12; Lee, 12; Georgia Southwestern State, 11; Winona State, 11; Sonoma State, 10; Delta State, 9; Wayne State (Mich.), 9; McKendree, 8; Saginaw Valley State, 8; Charleston, 7; Simon Fraser, 6; Mount Olive, 5; Southeastern Oklahoma State, 5; Queens University of Charlotte, 4; Tiffin, 4; North Greenville, 2; Rogers State, 2; Henderson State, 1; Maryville, 1

Division III

Rank	School (First-place votes)	Points	Prev
1	Methodist (4)	380	1
2	Huntingdon (3)	373	2
3	St. Thomas (Minn.) (6)	365	4
4	Emory (1)	357	3
5	Texas-Tyler	320	6
6	Illinois Wesleyan (1)	319	5
7	Guilford (1)	309	8
8	Concordia (Texas)	285	7
9	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps	270	9
10	Southwestern (Texas)	246	10
11	Hope	235	11
12	Saint John’s (Minn.)	226	12
13	North Carolina Wesleyan	211	15
14	Washington and Lee	190	13
15	Greensboro	178	14
16	Wittenberg	151	16
17	Rhodes	137	17
18	La Verne	111	19
19	Kenyon	91	18
20	California Lutheran	79	20
21	Oglethorpe	69	21
22	Sewanee	53	22
23	Redlands	42	23
24	NYU	38	NR
25	Pacific Lutheran	26	24

Dropped From Ranking: Gustavus Adolphus (24)

Others Receiving Votes: Gustavus Adolphus, 25; Trinity (Conn.), 21; RPI, 16; Hampden-Sydney, 13; Ohio Wesleyan, 11; LaGrange, 9; Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 8; Carnegie Mellon, 6; Rochester, 5; Mary Hardin-Baylor, 4; Transylvania, 4; Franklin and Marshall, 3; Husson, 3; Mary Washington, 3; Augsburg, 2; Piedmont, 2; Babson, 1; Calvin, 1; Texas Lutheran, 1; Trinity (Texas), 1

NAIA

Rank	School (First-place votes)	Points	Prev
1	Oklahoma City (10)	274	1
2	Texas Wesleyan	260	2
3	Dalton State (1)	258	3
4	Johnson and Wales (Fla.)	230	5
5	Coastal Georgia	225	4
6	Keiser	222	7
7	Wayland Baptist	208	6
8	Victoria	180	9
9	British Columbia	179	8
10	Taylor	172	10
11	Rocky Mountain	168	12
12	William Woods	150	13
13	Point	146	11
14	Our Lady of the Lake	135	14
15	Cardinal Stritch	121	16
16	Lewis-Clark State	97	17
17	Lindsey Wilson	96	15
18	William Penn	78	19
19	University of the Cumberlands	49	24
19	Reinhardt	49	21
21	Morningside	41	18
22	The Master’s University	39	20
23	SCAD Savannah	31	23
24	Oregon Tech	23	NR
25	Bellevue	20	NR

Dropped From Ranking: Corban (22), Lawrence Tech (25)

Others Receiving Votes: Columbia College, 18; Lawrence Tech, 17; Corban, 12; Bethany (Kan.), 11; Cumberland, 9; Indiana Wesleyan, 9; Holy Cross, 8; Embry-Riddle (Ariz.), 7; Mount Mercy, 7; St. Ambrose, 6; Faulkner, 5; Kansas Wesleyan, 5; Webber International, 4; William Carey, 3; Houston-Victoria, 2; Grand View, 1

NJCAA Division I

Rank	School (First-place votes)	Points	Prev
1	Indian Hills (6)	60	1
2	Midland	53	3
3	Central Alabama	39	10
4	Eastern Florida State	36	2
5	McLennan	35	6
6	Iowa Western	32	4
7	Dodge City	30	5
8	Hutchinson	14	NR
9	Western Texas	9	8
10	Odessa	8	7

Dropped From Ranking: New Mexico JC (8)

Others Receiving Votes: New Mexico JC, 7; Eastern Arizona, 4; Wallace State, 2; Barton, 1

NJCAA Division II

Rank	School (First-place votes)	Points	Prev
1	South Mountain (3)	55	1
2	Mississippi Gulf Coast (1)	51	2
3	Tyler JC	43	5
4	Murray State (Okla.) (2)	42	4
5	Meridian	41	3
6	Mesa	29	6
7	Kirkwood CC	24	6
8	Parkland CC	17	8
9	Walters State JC	11	8
10	Abraham Baldwin	10	8