By Greg Earhart
\n(Courtesy collegeswimming.com)<\/p>\n
COLORADO SPRINGS. November 13. VERY little has changed at the top of the latest College Swim Coaches Association of American (CSCAA) poll. But there was considerable shuffling of teams going on just below the Olympian heights of the top four teams. <\/p>\n
For the men, the top four teams remain Texas, Stanford, Auburn and Cal. For the women, it's Auburn, Georgia, Florida and Stanford.<\/p>\n
The biggest jumps were made by the University of California women, who dropped from number four to number eight after a tough loss to Georgia. The Arizona State women tumbled six spots after being dropped by Arizona and Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Badger men and women both rose four spots after their successful Arizona trip. <\/p>\n
The Purdue men, and the women from Florida State and Washington each made their first appearance in the Top 25. It was the Husky women's first-ever appearance, prompting UW coach Mickey Wender to comment that the teams were excited about the ranking and that, "It's great for our hard-working athletes to be recognized because they really believe in what we are doing and have invested themselves body, mind and spirit in this program. This honor is well deserved. " <\/p>\n
\nInformation provided by Greg Earhart: CollegeSwimming.com<\/B><\/p>\n
MEN<\/b>
\n1. Texas 199 (7)
\n2. Stanford 190 (1)
\n3. Auburn 187
\n4. California 174
\n5. Michigan 164
\n6. Southern California 158
\n7. Florida 153
\n8. Minnesota 121
\n9. Arizona State 123
\n9. Tennessee 123
\n11. Georgia 122
\n12. Virginia 121
\n13. Arizona 105
\n14. Wisconsin 101
\n15. North Carolina 78
\n16. Texas A&M 69
\n17. Penn State 66
\n18. Purdue 62
\n18. Alabama 62
\n20. Harvard 46
\n21. Brigham Young 29
\n22. Hawaii 28
\n23. Pittsburgh 22
\n24. Southern Methodist 17
\n25. Washington 15<\/p>\n
Others Receiving Votes: Indiana, South Carolina, Northwestern, Kentucky, Rutgers <\/p>\n
WOMEN<\/b>
\n1. Auburn 200 (8)
\n2. Georgia 190
\n3. Florida 183
\n4. Stanford 179
\n5. Southern Methodist 166
\n6. Texas 156
\n7. California 151
\n7. Southern California 151
\n9. Arizona 136
\n10. Virginia 128
\n11. North Carolina 109
\n12. UCLA 108
\n13. Wisconsin 105
\n14. Indiana 102
\n15. Notre Dame 79
\n16. Arizona State 75
\n17. Penn State 70
\n18. Maryland 66
\n19. Purdue 49
\n20. Missouri 40
\n21. South Carolina 33
\n22. Washington 29
\n23. Florida State 23
\n24. Texas A&M 23
\n25. Rutgers 22<\/p>\n
Others Receiving Votes: Alabama, Michigan<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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