9. South Florida – So much potential wasn’t nearly equaled in results. What was the problem – who knows but never really in the money all year. They hit rock bottom in the WS finishing 17th so they must drop significantly. 1 (real) tournament win in 2 years just doesn’t add up to the talent. 3.S. Florida: Very good year. Loaded with talent. Bad results at the WS dropped them a bit. I still think they can beat anybody at anytime. 9th-South Florida- Probably most talented team in the East.4. So. Fla.- Very talented, have problem when out of homer runs. 6. South Florida- Had them at #1 at the beginning of the season but they slip due to in-fighting on team. Back to the same South Florida team that can't win when it counts. 3. - SoFlorida - Won two tournaments early in season. can hang with anyone and boast the best infield on the East Coast.They should not be in the top 5. They had a solid year but no way they crack the top 5 after the way the season peetered out on them.5. South Florida- loaded with talent and a great team

They had their best year ever as they won some big tourneys and played well in others. Their 4th place World Series finish was impressive considering the level of competition. They have a strong argument for a #2 placing as over the course of the year they did outperform NYPD Blues. "A consistent break out year for these guys. Can they keep up this standard next year minus the 5 great players who were overlooked in the end? Will the be one year wonders or a consistent elite team?"