Some teams grind out wins with defense, but these squads? They just keep scoring! As the 2025 NCAA baseball season unfolds, a handful of teams have separated themselves with relentless offenses. From home run barrages to clutch hitting, here are the top teams racking up the most runs this season.

First to Last: Ranking NCAA Baseball Team-wise Runs Leaders – Ft. Alabama, LSU & More

Tennessee leads the charge in NCAA baseball, racking up an impressive 163 runs in just 13 games. Their explosive offense has overwhelmed opponents, turning games into high-scoring affairs. With a lineup that seems unstoppable, Tennessee is setting the standard for offensive dominance this season.

Tennessee – 163 Runs (13 Games)

The Crimson Tide knows how to bring the heat at the plate! Alabama has crossed home plate 158 times in 14 games, proving they have one of the most balanced offenses in college baseball. Whether it’s clutch hitting or capitalizing on defensive mistakes, Alabama’s bats are delivering game after game.

Alabama – 158 Runs (14 Games)

Tied with Alabama but in one fewer game, Oregon has been lighting up the scoreboard with a powerful lineup. The Ducks’ ability to generate runs at such a high clip makes them one of the toughest teams to face. If they keep this pace, they could be a nightmare for any pitching staff in the tournament.

Oregon – 158 Runs (13 Games)

Talk about efficiency! VMI has scored over 150 runs in just 12 games, making them one of the most dangerous offensive teams despite playing fewer contests. As of March 7, 2025, VMI's baseball team has scored 171 runs over 12 games, averaging approximately 14.25 runs per game. Their ability to pile on runs quickly has turned them into an under-the-radar powerhouse that can take down any opponent.

VMI – 150 Runs (12 Games)

With 146 runs in 16 games, Georgia’s offense has been steady and relentless. While they may not have the flashiest numbers, their consistency at the plate makes them a team to watch. If they can string together big innings, they have the firepower to make a deep postseason run.

Georgia – 146 Runs (16 Games)

George Mason has quietly built one of the most efficient offenses in the NCAA, putting up over 140 runs in 12 games. Their ability to manufacture runs in different ways has made them a difficult team to contain. With their disciplined approach, expect them to stay among the top-scoring teams.

George Mason – 140 Runs (12 Games)

The reigning champions are showing why they’re always a threat. LSU’s offense has exploded for 140 runs in 14 games, proving that their lineup is as dangerous as ever. With a mix of power hitters and speedsters, the Tigers can put up runs in a hurry, making them a tough matchup for any team.

LSU – 140 Runs (14 Games)

Wake Forest is keeping pace with the nation’s best, scoring 139 runs in 14 games. Their ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities has made them one of the most exciting offenses to watch. If they can keep up this production, they’ll be a force to reckon with as the season progresses.

Wake Forest – 139 Runs (14 Games)

Western Carolina is proving they belong in the conversation with college baseball’s top offenses. Their 136 runs in 13 games showcase their ability to consistently generate offense. If they keep finding ways to score, they could be a surprise team to watch in the tournament.

Western Carolina – 136 Runs (13 Games)

Purdue has been swinging the bats well, tallying 135 runs in 13 games. Their ability to score in bunches has made them a dangerous opponent. With a few adjustments, they could climb even higher on this list as the season continues.

Purdue – 135 Runs (13 Games)

Maryland’s offense has been firing on all cylinders, putting up 134 runs in just 12 games. Their aggressive approach at the plate has made them a tough team to pitch against. If they can keep up this scoring rate, they’ll be a serious contender in their conference.

Maryland – 134 Runs (12 Games)

Rounding out the list, Georgia State has scored 131 runs in 13 games, showing they can keep up with the top teams. While they may be lower in the rankings, their ability to generate offense consistently makes them a team worth watching. If they can find ways to improve their efficiency, they could climb the leaderboard in no time.