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1999 NCAA Division I softball rankings

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1999 NCAA Division I softball season
Defending ChampionsFresno State
Tournament
Women's College World Series
ChampionsUCLA (9th (11th overall) title)
Runners-upWashington (4th WCWS Appearance)
Winning CoachSue Enquist (5th title)
WCWS MOPJulie Adams (UCLA)
Seasons
← 1998
2000 →

The following human polls make up the 1999 NCAA Division I women's softball rankings. The NFCA/USA Today Poll is voted on by a panel of 32 Division I softball coaches and ranks to top 25 teams nationally.

Legend

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Italics   Number of first place votes
(#–#)   Win-loss record
т Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

NFCA/USA Today

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Week 0[1]
Jan 27
Week 1[2]
Mar 3
Week 2[3]
Mar 10
Week 3[4]
Mar 17
Week 4[5]
Mar 24
Week 5[6]
Mar 31
Week 6[7]
Apr 7
Week 7[8]
Apr 14
Week 8[9]
Apr 21
Week 9[10]
Apr 28
Week 10[11]
May 5
Week 11[12]
May 12
Week Final[13]
June 1
1.Fresno State (20)UCLA (18) (16–0)UCLA (25) (24–0)UCLA (25) (27–0)UCLA (25) (29–0)UCLA (25) (33–0)UCLA (25) (36–1)UCLA (25) (38–1)UCLA (25) (45–2)UCLA (25) (49–2)UCLA (23) (51–4)UCLA (24) (53–5)UCLA (25) (63–6)1.
2.Arizona (1)Arizona (1) (16–1)Arizona (24–1)Arizona (24–1)Arizona (26–3)Arizona (30–4)Arizona (32–4)Fresno State (43–7)Fresno State (48–7)Fresno State (52–8)Fresno State (2) (57–8)Fresno State (1) (57–8)Washington (51–18)2.
3.UCLA (4)Fresno State (6) (12–1)Fresno State (16–3)Fresno State (23–4)Arizona State (29–5)Fresno State (33–7)Fresno State (40–7)Arizona (34–8)Arizona (37–9)Arizona (40–10)Arizona (42–12)Arizona (45–13)DePaul (54–14)3.
4.WashingtonWashington (13–2)Washington (18–3)Washington (18–3)Fresno State (28–7)Washington (24–6)Washington (25–7)Washington (27–9)Southwestern Louisiana (43–5)Michigan (45–7–1)Southwestern Louisiana (51–9)Southwestern Louisiana (51–9)California (51–22)4.
5.MichiganOklahoma (16–3)Oklahoma (18–3)Oklahoma (23–4)Washington (21–5)Southwestern Louisiana (31–5)Southwestern Louisiana (31–5)Southwestern Louisiana (37–5)Washington (41–11)Washington (36–13)Washington (41–14)Michigan (49–9–1)Fresno State (65–10)5.
6.South FloridaDePaul (9–3)Arizona State (17–3)Arizona State (22–5)Southwestern Louisiana (27–5)Arizona State (30–8)Michigan (30–5–1)Michigan (35–5–1)Michigan (40–6–1)Southwestern Louisiana (47–9)Michigan (46–9–1)Washington (43–16)Arizona (53–16)6.
7.TexasTexas (11–5)Stanford (19–4)Southwestern Louisiana (22–2)Stanford (21–4)Michigan (25–5–1)Arizona State (30–10)Arizona State (31–11)LSU (38–6)LSU (44–7)LSU (46–8)LSU (50–8)Arizona State (41–29)7.
8.NebraskaArizona State (14–4)Southwestern Louisiana (16–2)Stanford (19–4)Michigan (21–5–1)Oklahoma (28–9)Stanford (28–9)Oklahoma (33–10)Oregon State (38–13)Oregon State (39–16)Southern Miss (48–6)Southern Miss (48–6)Southern Miss (48–6)8.
9.LSUStanford (13–4)Michigan (15–5)South Carolina (26–7)Oklahoma (25–9)Stanford (26–7)South Carolina (34–9)LSU (32–6)Oklahoma (36–11)Oklahoma (37–12)Oklahoma (38–12)Oklahoma (38–12)Southwestern Louisiana (54–11)9.
10.DePaulSouthwestern Louisiana (11–1)South Carolina (20–5)Michigan (15–5)South Carolina (26–7)South Carolina (31–8)LSU (28–6)Stanford (32–11)Arizona State (34–14)Arizona State (36–16)UIC (62–15)UIC (62–15)Oregon State (47–25)10.
11.OklahomaSouth Florida (14–7)Texas (16–8)Texas (17–8)LSU (21–5)LSU (25–5)Oklahoma (28–9)South Carolina (37–12)Texas (35–13)Southern Miss (46–6)Oregon State (40–19)Texas (40–15)LSU (55–10)11.
12.UMassLSU (9–3)Oregon State (21–4)Oregon State (21–4)Oregon State (24–7)Oregon State (27–10)Oregon (29–10)Oregon State (31–12)Stanford (32–15)UIC (59–14)Texas (39–15)Oregon State (42–23)Maryland (50–22)12.
13.Long Beach StateSouth Carolina (13–4)LSU (13–5)LSU (15–5)California (27–5)Oregon (27–10)Oregon State (27–12)California (31–10)California (33–14)Texas (37–15)Arizona State (37–19)UMass (41–8)UIC (67–17)13.
14.StanfordMichigan (5–5)South Florida (21–9)California (14–5)Texas (21–10)California (27–8)California (28–9)Oregon (30–13)UIC (56–13)South Carolina (43–16)Stanford (38–19)South Carolina (46–17)Michigan State (41–23)14.
15.Oklahoma StateOregon (11–5)Oregon (15–6)UIC (28–9)UIC (37–10)Texas (24–12)Texas (26–12)Texas (30–12)Southern Miss (41–5)Stanford (35–18)South Carolina (46–17)Stanford (41–22)Missouri (40–21)15.
16.IowaNebraska (6–4)California (17–4)Oregon (18–6)Oregon (23–8)UIC (42–13)UIC (44–13)UIC (50–13)South Carolina (37–6)California (34–17)UMass (38–8)Arizona State (37–22)Michigan (51–13–1)16.
17.HawaiiUIC (21–5)UIC (27–8)UMass (11–5)Iowa (20–7–1)Southern Miss (34–5)Southern Miss (34–5)Southern Miss (36–5)Oregon (32–17)UMass (34–8)DePaul (44–11)California (42–19)UMass (43–10)17.
18.Arizona StateUMass (6–5)Minnesota (20–5)Minnesota (20–5)Minnesota (20–5)Texas A&M (31–8)South Florida (35–13)South Florida (39–13)Texas A&M (35–13)Oregon (35–20)Oregon (38–22)DePaul (45–12)Texas (45–17)18.
19.AlabamaOregon State (16–3)DePaul (10–8)South Florida (24–12)Southern Miss (27–5)South Florida (33–13)Texas A&M (31–)Texas A&M (33–10)UMass (30–8)DePaul (40–11)California (36–19)Oregon (39–25)South Carolina (49–21)19.
20.FloridaCalifornia (13–4)Nebraska (6–4)New Mexico (21–3)South Florida (29–13)Iowa (22–9–1)New Mexico (32–8)New Mexico (32–8)New Mexico (34–9)New Mexico (38–10)New Mexico (39–12)New Mexico (42–12)Nebraska (35–21)20.
21.Florida StateMinnesota (15–4)New Mexico (21–3)Iowa (14–6)UMass (13–6)New Mexico (29–8)UMass (20–8)UMass (26–8)South Florida (39–17)Texas A&M (37–16)Maryland (45–19)Maryland (47–19)Hawaii (35–23)21.
22.MinnesotaNew Mexico (21–3)UMass (6–5)Southern Miss (23–4)New Mexico (27–4)UMass (15–7)Minnesota (26–10)DePaul (31–10)DePaul (33–10)South Florida (40–22)Texas A&M (39–18)Texas A&M (39–18)Minnesota (46–20)22.
23.HofstraIowa (3–2)Iowa (8–4)Texas A&M (21–7)Texas A&M (26–7)Minnesota (22–7)DePaul (23–10)Missouri (31–14)Iowa (30–16–1)Maryland (41–19)Missouri (37–16)Missouri (37–16)Oklahoma (39–15)23.
24.UICHawaii (11–9)Texas A&M (20–6)Nebraska (10–6)DePaul (13–10)DePaul (19–10)Missouri (27–12)Iowa (25–14–1)Florida Atlantic (41–18)Missouri (34–16)South Florida (42–24)Tennessee (42–23)Texas Tech (35–31)24.
25.OregonFlorida (9–4)Hawaii (14–9)DePaul (10–8)Central Michigan (14–4)Missouri (26–12)Iowa (22–12–1)Minnesota (28–13)Maryland (38–18)Pacific (31–17)Pacific (33–18)Virginia Tech (54–16)Oregon (40–29)25.
Week 0[1]
Jan 27
Week 1[2]
Mar 3
Week 2[3]
Mar 10
Week 3[4]
Mar 17
Week 4[5]
Mar 24
Week 5[6]
Mar 31
Week 6[7]
Apr 7
Week 7[8]
Apr 14
Week 8[9]
Apr 21
Week 9[10]
Apr 28
Week 10[11]
May 5
Week 11[12]
May 12
Week Final[13]
June 1
Dropped:
  • 13. Long Beach State
  • 15. Oklahoma State
  • 19. Alabama
  • 21. Florida State
  • 23. Hofstra
Dropped:
25. Florida
Dropped:
25. Hawaii
Dropped:
24. Nebraska
Dropped:
25. Central Michigan
NoneNoneDropped:
  • 23. Missouri
  • 25. Minnesota
Dropped:
  • 23. Iowa
  • 24. Florida Atlantic
NoneDropped:
  • 24. South Florida
  • 25. Pacific
Dropped:
  • 15. Stanford
  • 20. New Mexico
  • 22. Texas A&M
  • 24. Tennessee
  • 25. Virginia Tech

References

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  1. ^ "1999 Preseason Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  2. ^ "1999 Week 2 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  3. ^ "1999 Week 3 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  4. ^ "1999 Week 4 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  5. ^ "1999 Week 5 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  6. ^ "1999 Week 6 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  7. ^ "1999 Week 7 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  8. ^ "1999 Week 8 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  9. ^ "1999 Week 9 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  10. ^ "1999 Week 10 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  11. ^ "1999 Week 11 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  12. ^ "1999 Week 12 Rankings". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.
  13. ^ "1999 Final Poll". NFCA. Retrieved May 22, 2022.