Texas, Virginia Remain Atop CSCAA Division I Polls

CSCAA Division I Polls
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Texas, Virginia Remain Atop CSCAA Division I Polls

The Texas men’s team and Virginia women remain atop the October CSCAA Division I dual meet polls, released on Thursday.

Both teams scored the maximum 250 points. Indiana remained second on the men’s side, while California moved up from fourth into a tie with Florida for third. Arizona State jumped Tennessee into fifth. NC State holds at seventh, while Virginia jumped two spots into eighth and Louisville three spots to 12th.

Stanford and Michigan, who had been tied for eighth in the preseason poll, fell to 10th and 11th, respectively.

Navy entered the poll in a three-way tie for 20th with Oho state and USC. Notre Dame and Arizona both entered the pool.

On the women’s side, Virginia’s 250 is trailed by Texas in second at 237. The Longhorns moved up a spot. Indiana is up two to third, followed by Tennessee and Michigan. Stanford plummeted from second into a tie for eighth with NC State.

Virginia Tech, at 23rd, and No. 25 Kentucky entered the rankings.

CSCAA Division I Men’s Top 25

  • Rank Prev. Team, Pts
  • 1. (1) Texas, 250
  • 2. (2) Indiana, 234
  • T-3. (4) California, 225
  • T-3. (3) Florida, 225
  • 5. (6) Arizona State, 211
  • 6. (5) Tennessee, 199
  • 7. (7) NC State, 192
  • 8. (10) Virginia, 179
  • 9. (12) Louisville, 164
  • 10. (T-8) Stanford, 160
  • 11. (T-8) Michigan, 136
  • 12. (11) Virginia Tech, 134
  • 13. (15) Georgia, 132
  • 14. (17) Auburn, 117
  • 15. (18) Alabama, 103
  • 16. (20) Kentucky, 97
  • 17. (16) Northwestern, 93
  • 18. (14) LSU, 65
  • 19. (19) North Carolina, 62
  • T-20. (NR) Navy, 55
  • T-20. (13) Ohio State, 55
  • T-20. (25) USC, 55
  • 23. (RV) Notre Dame, 32
  • 24. (21) SMU, 21
  • 25. (RV) Arizona, 15
  • Also receiving votes: Missouri 14, Purdue 8, Florida State 6, Georgia Tech 5, Wisconsin 4, Princeton 2.

CSCAA Division I Women’s Top 25

  • Rank (Prev. ) Team, Pts
  • 1. (1) Virginia, 250
  • 2. (3) Texas, 237
  • 3. (5) Indiana, 230
  • 4. (4) Tennessee, 221
  • 5. (6) Michigan, 205
  • 6. (7) California, 201
  • 7. (8) Louisville, 192
  • T-8. (2) Stanford, 177
  • T-8. (9) NC State, 177
  • 10. (11) Ohio State, 155
  • 11. (12) Georgia, 152
  • 12. (14) Wisconsin, 130
  • 13. (10) Florida, 129
  • 14. (15) Alabama, 119
  • 15. (16) North Carolina, 95
  • 16. (18) Arizona State, 90
  • 17. (17) LSU, 89
  • 18. (13) USC, 88
  • 19. (19) Auburn, 75
  • 20. (20) South Carolina, 67
  • 21. (21) Duke, 53
  • 22. (24) Minnesota, 40
  • 23. (NR) Virginia Tech, 26
  • 24. (22) Arizona, 21
  • 25. (NR) Kentucky, 17
  • Also receiving votes: Arkansas 9, Northwestern 3, SMU 1, Notre Dame 1.

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