With only the final ranking remaining after today's update, the latest rankings of DI college athletic departments looks like this:

Rank Institution Total
1 Stanford 1455.00
2 Michigan 1155.30
3 Southern California 1137.75
4 North Carolina 1131.25
5 Florida 1108.75
6 California 1072.00
7 Texas 1015.50
8 Ohio State 990.80
9 Virginia 981.00
10 Washington 963.75
11 Texas A&M 951.00
12 Minnesota 950.75
13 Louisiana State U. 929.00
14 Arizona State 918.75
15 UCLA 909.25
16 Duke (N.C.) 891.80
17 Florida State 881.00
18 Georgia 841.50
19 Penn State 813.10
20 Illinois 808.75
21 Notre Dame 775.13
22 Oregon 757.25
23 Tennessee 746.25
24 Arizona 738.50
25 Auburn 720.00
26 Michigan State 708.05
27 Maryland 668.80
28 Arkansas 647.00
29 Nebraska 639.30
30 Alabama 625.60
31 Kentucky 607.80
32 Oklahoma 606.50
33 Baylor (Tex.) 586.75
34 Wake Forest 580.25
35 Purdue 569.63
36 Louisville 561.50
37 Missouri 560.30
38 Oklahoma State 555.25
39 Princeton (N.J.) 537.00
40 Wisconsin 535.50
41 South Carolina 510.75
42 Northwestern 483.00
43 Iowa 474.30
44 Texas Christian U. 464.00
45 Virginia Tech 459.25
46 Brigham Young (Utah) 453.75
47 Boise State 449.30
48 West Virginia 442.50
49 Miami (Fla.) 441.00
50 Georgia Tech 402.38

67 Mississippi 277.50
72 Vanderbilt 257.00
98 Mississippi State 177.00

http://www.nacda.com/auto_pdf/p_hoto...o_pdf/D1June19

Maybe the SEC needs to explore adding tiddly winks and the other sports Stanford plays!!!!

Strange, they must have changed something because Michigan is now 3rd with 1131.80.

By my calculations, Mens Baseball is the only sport not included. UF should get around 64 points for a 9-16 finish, UNC should get 78 for a top 5-6. The other top 5 teams did not qualify for the 64 team tourney and do not receive any points.

So the final should be:
1) Stanford
2) UNC
3) UF
4) Michigan
5) Southern Cal

Other things of note, Texas can't finish in the top 5, but LSU will finish in the top 10, regardless of the CWS winner.