Unlike past years, where there have been upsets in Omaha, the 2014 College World Series has largely played out as expected. Of the five teams still standing, four are No. 1 seeds and the other is a No. 2 seed. 

The only top seed who has gone down so far is Louisville, which started out playing another No. 1 seed in Vanderbilt and ran into a Texas squad that really caught fire on the pitching side once it matched up with the Cardinals in an elimination game. 

With just one matchup to go before reaching the semifinals, it seems like as good a time as any to look at how each team stands in the College World Series hierarchy...

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