College baseball is right around the corner, and what better way to hype up fans than by releasing player walkout songs for the season?

The Tulane Green Wave dropped its list of hits for the 2026 season, and it seems to have a bit of everything. Why not rank them all, just for the fun of it?

Here's a comprehensive ranking of all 37 songs -- and yes, they've all been listened to.

Say what you want, but this song is an absolute hit. It's perfect for just about every situation. 10/10, no notes. 

Is there anyone in the music industry that makes songs with a better beat and musicality than Bad Bunny? You don't have to understand the words to appreciate this one.

Metallica just fits so well with baseball walkout songs. This is an excellent choice. 

This is ridiculously catchy, and there's no doubt that it could become a fan-favorite.

Nice little beat in the background of this one, but exactly what part of this song is going to be played as the walkout song? The beginning? If so, it's solid, but not the best. 

This is always a solid -- but unappreciated -- choice for a walkout song. You can never go wrong with this.

I must say, this one has potential. I think it just depends which part of the song is used. 

I've heard this one plenty of times at various sporting events at every level. It hits every time.

This one surprised me. It's a solid song that could fit Wachs' walkout very well. 

I've seen this one used quite a bit in baseball, but it's hard for it to get old. 

Southern rock and baseball go together like the Los Angeles Dodgers and a plethora of riches. It's almost too good. 

This one is going to be a crowd-pleaser. 

Another song that brings such fun vibes to the game. 

Likable, but the harmonica is a bit overwhelming. 

A bit overused, but it's hard to beat a classic. Plus, it pays tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, if you're a fan of that. 

Assuming the portion of the song Liolios uses for his walkout is the instrumental part, this is a pretty good choice. 

House music fits into baseball much better than it fits into lots of other circumstances, and I think this song is a good example of that.

Maybe not my personal favorite, but I have no doubt this walkout song is going to get the crowd going.

This is a fun little vibe for a club or a Lululemon store. I'd have to hear it played in a ballpark to offer a final opinion.

I think since "Enter Sandman" is played at nearly every sporting event in existence, it's hard to get excited about this one. However, it's played so much for a reason. 

Of all the rap songs used this season, this one has one of the cleanest beats. I'll take it.

Normally it's hard to beat a song with "remix" in the title. This one's just alright.

Everybody in the South knows this song. It's catchy, it's a classic... but it just doesn't seem to fit in a ballpark. 

These lyrics took a bit of a turn, even with a solid beat. Is Devenney okay? 

This is just as catchy as it is strange.

I can't tell if I love it or hate it, so it's just going to go somewhere in the middle of this list. 

I struggle to see how this will be used as a walkout song, but I respect Elliott for bringing Tee Grizzly and Lil Yachty into 2026.

Unpopular opinion: this song gets a little bit annoying after a while. Sorry. 

It's lacking something. It's just not for me. 

I feel like Wood is trying to send a message here. Opponents should be on edge. I hope they pick the clean version. 

It's a bit slow, and repeats too much at times... which is surprising, given the fact that it's by Bad Bunny.

This doesn't give us much, if we're being honest. 

This one is a bit too deep? What's up with this song?

This reminds me of something you'd hear on a beach. It doesn't exactly make me feel pumped. 

It has potential, but I'm not seeing the vision right now. 

Nice beat, but far too repetitive. 

Absolutely not. I don't care how good the electric guitar is. This is terrifying. Maybe that's the point?