American Football Coaches Association Coaches Poll
Overview

Since 1950, the AFCA has conducted a weekly Top 20/Top 25 poll during the college football season. The AFCA awards the AFCA Coaches’ Trophy to the No. 1-ranked team in the final FBS Coaches Poll each season.

Format

The FBS Coaches Poll is conducted weekly throughout the regular season using a panel of head coaches at FBS schools. The panel is chosen by random draw, conference by conference plus independents, from a pool of coaches who have indicated to the AFCA their willingness to participate. Each coach submits a Top 25 with a first-place vote worth 25 points, second place 24, and so on down to one point for 25th.

The US LBM Board of Coaches for the 2025 season:

Tim Albin, Charlotte; Dave Aranda, Baylor; Tim Beck, Coastal Carolina; David Braun, Northwestern; Jeff Brohm, Louisville; Fran Brown, Syracuse; Troy Calhoun, Air Force; Jason Candle, Toledo; Ryan Carty, Delaware; Jamey Chadwell, Liberty; Bob Chesney, James Madison; Curt Cignetti, Indiana; Chris Creighton, Eastern Michigan; Spencer Danielson, Boise State; Ryan Day, Ohio State; Kalen DeBoer, Alabama; Manny Diaz, Duke; Dave Doeren, North Carolina State; Eliah Drinkwitz, Missouri; Sonny Dykes, TCU; Jason Eck, New Mexico; Mike Elko, Texas A&M; Luke Fickell, Wisconsin; Jedd Fisch, Washington; James Franklin, Penn State; Marcus Freeman, Notre Dame; Hugh Freeze, Auburn; Willie Fritz, Houston; Alex Golesh, South Florida; Thomas Hammock, Northern Illinois; Blake Harrell, East Carolina; Tyson Helton, Western Kentucky; Charles Huff, Southern Mississippi; Brent Key, Georgia Tech; GJ Kinne, Texas State; Zach Kittley, Florida Atlantic; Tre Lamb, Tulsa; Dan Lanning, Oregon; Rhett Lashlee, SMU; Clark Lea, Vanderbilt; Lance Leipold, Kansas; Pete Lembo, Buffalo; Sean Lewis, San Diego State; Mike Locksley, Maryland; Chuck Martin, Miami (Ohio); Joey McGuire, Texas Tech; Bronco Mendenhall, Utah State; Jeff Monken, Army; Jim Mora, Connecticut; Eric Morris, North Texas; Billy Napier, Florida; Pat Narduzzi, Pittsburgh; Brian Newberry, Navy; Ken Niumatalolo, San Jose State; Jay Norvell, Colorado State; Gerad Parker, Troy; Brent Pry, Virginia Tech; Matt Rhule, Nebraska; Rich Rodriguez, West Virginia; Jay Sawvel, Wyoming, Willie Simmons, Florida International; Kirby Smart, Georgia; Mark Stoops, Kentucky; Jon Sumrall, Tulane; Lance Taylor, Western Michigan; Jeff Traylor, Texas-San Antonio; Scotty Walden, Texas-El Paso.

 

 

 

1950
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
1951
Tennessee
Robert Neyland
1952
Michigan State
Biggie Munn
1953
Maryland
Jim Tatum
1954
UCLA
Red Sanders
1955
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
1956
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
1957
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
1958
LSU
Paul Dietzel
1959
Syracuse
Ben Schwartzwalder
1960
Minnesota
Murray Warmath
1961
Alabama
Bear Bryant
1962
USC
John McKay
1963
Texas
Darrell Royal
1964
Alabama
Bear Bryant
1965
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
1966
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
1967
USC
John McKay
1968
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
1969
Texas
Darrell Royal
1970
Texas
Darrell Royal
1971
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
1972
USC
John McKay
1973
Alabama
Bear Bryant
1974
USC
John McKay
1975
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
1976
Pittsburgh
Johnny Majors
1977
Notre Dame
Dan Devine
1978
USC
John Robinson
1979
Alabama
Bear Bryant
1980
Georgia
Vince Dooley
1981
Clemson
Danny Ford
1982
Penn State
Joe Paterno
1983
Miami (FL)
Howard Schnellenberger
1984
BYU
LaVell Edwards
1985
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
1986
Penn State
Joe Paterno
1987
Miami (FL)
Jimmy Johnson
1988
Notre Dame
Lou Holtz
1989
Miami (FL)
Dennis Erickson
1990
Georgia Tech
Bobby Ross
1991
Washington
Don James
1992
Alabama
Gene Stallings
1993
Florida State
Bobby Bowden
1994
Nebraska
Tom Osborne
1995
Nebraska
Tom Osborne
1996
Florida
Steve Spurrier
1997
Nebraska
Tom Osborne
1998
Tennessee
Phil Fulmer
1999
Florida State
Bobby Bowden
2000
Oklahoma
Bob Stoops
2001
Miami (FL)
Larry Coker
2002
Ohio State
Jim Tressel
2003
LSU
Nick Saban
2004
USC
Pete Carroll
2005
Texas
Mack Brown
2006
Florida
Urban Meyer
2007
LSU
Les Miles
2008
Florida
Urban Meyer
2009
Alabama
Nick Saban
2010
Auburn
Gene Chizik
2011
Alabama
Nick Saban
2012
Alabama
Nick Saban
2013
Florida State
Jimbo Fisher
2014
Ohio State
Urban Meyer
2015
Alabama
Nick Saban
2016
Clemson
Dabo Swinney
2017
Alabama
Nick Saban
2018
Clemson
Dabo Swinney
2019
LSU
Ed Orgeron
2020
Alabama
Nick Saban
2021
Georgia
Kirby Smart
2022
Georgia
Kirby Smart
2023
Michigan
Jim Harbaugh
2024
Ohio State
Ryan Day
RankSchool (1st votes)Pts.Prev. Rec.
1Ohio State (59)166621-0
2Penn State (6)157431-0
3Georgia (1)151841-0
4LSU (1)146991-0
5Oregon138171-0
6Texas133910-1
7Miami (Fla.)1304101-0
8Clemson106760-1
9Notre Dame103850-1
10Arizona State957111-0
11South Carolina915131-0
12Illinois909121-0
13Michigan725141-0
14Mississippi668151-0
15Florida638171-0
16SMU602161-0
17Tennessee563181-0
18Iowa State518212-0
19Florida State491NR1-0
20Alabama39080-1
21Indiana369191-0
22Texas A&M363211-0
23Texas Tech253241-0
24Oklahoma251NR1-0
25Brigham Young163231-0

Dropped out: No. 20 Kansas State (1-1); No. 25 Boise State (0-1).

Others receiving votes: Utah (1-0) 117; Louisville (1-0) 95; Missouri (1-0) 88; Kansas State (1-1) 79; Tulane (1-0) 45; Auburn (1-0) 41; Southern California (1-0) 41; TCU (1-0) 33; Iowa (1-0) 23; Georgia Tech (1-0) 17; Navy (1-0) 17; Nebraska (1-0) 13; Memphis (1-0) 11; South Florida (1-0) 9; Duke (1-0) 5; Kansas (2-0) 4; Washington (1-0) 3; Vanderbilt (1-0) 2; Florida International (1-0) 1.

RankSchool (1st votes)Pts.Prev. 2024 Rec.
1Texas (28)1,606313-3
2Ohio State (20)1,565114-2
3Penn State (14)1,525513-3
4Georgia (3)1,466611-3
5Notre Dame1,360214-2
6Clemson (2)1,3241110-4
7Oregon1,307413-1
8Alabama1,210179-4
9LSU1,056NR9-4
10Miami (Fla.)8231810-3
11Arizona State806711-3
12Illinois7341610-3
13South Carolina665199-4
14Michigan580NR8-5
15Ole Miss5731310-3
16SMU5551111-3
17Florida498NR8-5
18Tennessee492810-3
19Indiana4601011-2
20Kansas State438NR9-4
21Texas A&M392NR8-5
21Iowa State3921511-3
23BYU2871411-2
24Texas Tech261NR8-5
25Boise State246912-2

Dropped out: No. 20 Missouri (10-3); No. 21 Army (12-2); No. 22 Syracuse (10-3); No. 23 Memphis (11-2); No. 24 UNLV (11-3); No. 25 Colorado (9-4).

Others receiving votes: Oklahoma (6-7) 221; Missouri (10-3) 142; Louisville (9-4) 126; Southern California (7-6) 116; Utah (5-7) 86; Baylor (8-5) 76; Auburn (5-7) 50; Iowa (8-5) 49; Memphis (11-2) 34; Army (12-2) 33; Tulane (9-5) 31; Georgia Tech (7-6) 27; TCU (9-4) 24; Nebraska (7-6) 19; Syracuse (10-3) 16; Washington (6-7) 15; Navy (10-3) 14; Arkansas (7-6) 14; Duke (9-4) 12; Colorado (9-4) 12; Minnesota (8-5) 11; UNLV (11-3) 8; Florida State (2-10) 8; Kansas (5-7) 6; Vanderbilt (7-6) 3; Buffalo (9-4) 1.

Overview

In response to overwhelming support by NCAA FCS coaches, the American Football Coaches Association began publishing a FCS Top 25 Coaches’ Poll in 2018. Prior to 2018, the  NCAA FCS Coaches Poll was administered by the Southern Conference.

Format

The FCS  poll follows the same basic format as the US LBM Coaches Poll. The FCS Board of Coaches will have 26 voters representing all FCS football-playing conferences, as well as independent schools. The FCS Coaches’ Poll will be released on Mondays beginning with a preseason poll in August and will run through the final week of the regular season in November. A final poll will be released on the Monday following the NCAA FCS championship game.

RankSchool (1st votes)Rec.Pts.Prev.Week 1Next Game
1North Dakota St. (25)1-06491D. The Citadel, 38-0Sept. 6 at Tennessee St.
2South Dakota St.1-05863D. No. 14 Sacramento St., 20-3Sept. 6 at No. 3t Montana St.
3t.Montana St.0-15672Lost to Oregon, 59-13Sept. 6 vs. No. 2 South Dakota St.
3t.Tarleton St. (1)2-05678D. Army, 30-27 2OTSept. 6 vs. Mississippi Valley St.
5UC Davis1-04697D. Utah Tech, 31-24Sept. 6 at Washington
6South Dakota0-14655Lost to Iowa St., 55-7Sept. 6 at Lamar
7Illinois St.0-14466Lost to Oklahoma, 35-3Sept. 6 vs. Morehead St.
8Rhode Island1-044010D. Campbell, 31-20Sept. 6 at Stony Brook
9UIW1-14124D. Eastern Washington, 31-21Sept. 13 at UTSA
10Montana0-04029IdleSept. 6 vs. Central Washington
11Idaho0-138412Lost to Washington St., 13-10Sept. 6 vs. St. Thomas (Minn.)
12Villanova0-033813IdleSept. 6 vs. Colgate
13Lehigh1-029115D. No. 22t Richmond, 21-14Sept. 6 vs. Sacred Heart
14Jackson St.1-026817D. Hampton, 28-14Sept. 6 at Southern Miss
15Southern Illinois1-023920D. Thomas More, 49-3Sept. 6 at Purdue
16Sacramento St.0-121314Lost to No. 3 South Dakota St., 20-3Sept. 6 at Nevada
17ACU0-121116Lost to Tulsa, 35-7Sept. 6 vs. No. 23 Stephen F. Austin
18Monmouth (N.J.)1-018421D. Colgate, 42-39Sept. 6 at Fordham
19Northern Arizona0-116718Lost to Arizona St., 38-19Sept. 6 vs. Utah Tech
20Tennessee Tech1-015922tD. Cumberland, 65-0Sept. 6 vs. Chattanooga
21Mercer0-115611Lost to Presbyterian, 15-10Sept. 13 vs. Wofford
22North Dakota0-195NRLost to Kansas St., 38-35Sept. 6 vs. Portland St.
23Stephen F. Austin0-16024Lost to Houston, 27-0Sept. 6 at No. 17 ACU
24East Tennessee St.1-058NRD. Murray St., 45-17Sept. 6 at Tennessee
25t. Nicholls1-157NRLost to Troy, 38-20Sept. 6 vs. West Georgia
25t.Western Carolina0-15719Lost to Gardner-Webb, 52-45Sept. 6 at Wake Forest

Dropped Out: Richmond (22t), Stony Brook (25)

Others Receiving Votes: Austin Peay, 55; Richmond, 44; Furman, 41; South Carolina St., 40; Southern Utah, 36; New Hampshire, 30; Stony Brook, 30; UT Martin, 22; Northern Iowa, 21; Northern Colorado, 17; Youngstown St., 17; Cal Poly, 16; North Carolina Central, 15; Harvard, 14; Dartmouth, 13; Eastern Washington, 12; Idaho St., 12; Chattanooga, 10; Lafayette, 10; Tennessee St., 10; Southeastern Louisiana, 8; Holy Cross, 7; Albany, 6; Central Arkansas, 5; Princeton, 4; William & Mary, 4; Gardner-Webb, 3; Presbyterian, 3; Indiana St., 2; McNeese, 2; West Georgia, 1.

RankSchool (1st votes)2024 Rec.Pts.2024 RankSeason OpenerHead Coach
1North Dakota St. (26)14-26501Aug. 30 at The CitadelTim Polasek
2Montana St.15-16122Aug. 30 at OregonBrent Vigen
3South Dakota St.12-35813Aug. 30 vs. No. 14 Sacramento St.Dan Jackson
4UIW11-35416Aug. 23 at NicholsClint Killough
5South Dakota11-35214Aug. 30 at Iowa St.Travis Johansen
6Illinois St.10-44669Aug. 30 at OklahomaBrock Spack
7UC Davis11-34565Aug. 23 vs. No. 11 MercerTim Plough
8Tarleton St.10-445412Aug. 23 at Portland St.Todd Whitten
9Montana9-544713Sept. 6 vs. Central WashingtonBobby Hauck
10Rhode Island11-341611Aug. 29 vs. CampbellJim Fleming
11Mercer11-33967Aug. 23 vs. No. 7 UC DavisMike Jacobs
12Idaho10-43718Aug. 30 at Washington St.Thomas Ford Jr.
13Villanova10-433810Sept. 6 vs. ColgateMark Ferrante
14Sacramento St.3-9265NRAug. 30 at No. 3 South Dakota St.Brennan Marion
15Lehigh9-420722Aug. 30 vs. No. 22t RichmondKevin Cahill
16ACU9-520315Aug. 30 at TulsaKeith Patterson
17Jackson St.12-220014Aug. 30 vs. HamptonT.C. Taylor
18Northern Arizona8-516821Aug. 30 at Arizona St.Brian Wright
19Western Carolina7-5147NRAug. 30 vs. Gardner-WebbKerwin Bell
20Southern Illinois4-8132NRAug. 30 vs. Thomas MoreNick Hill
21Monmouth (N.J.)6-6116NRAug. 29 at ColgateKevin Callahan
22t.Richmond10-311117Aug. 30 at No. 15 LehighRuss Huesman
22t. Tennessee Tech7-5111NRAug. 30 vs. CumberlandBobby Wilder
24Stephen F. Austin7-582NRAug. 28 at HoustonColby Carthel
25Stony Brook8-469NRAug. 28 at San Diego St.Billy Cosh

Others Receiving Votes: UT Martin, 50; Harvard, 40; Southeastern Louisiana, 36; South Carolina St., 25; Southeast Missouri St., 25; East Tennessee St., 24; New Hampshire, 21; Eastern Kentucky, 19; North Dakota, 19; Youngstown St., 16; Chattanooga, 14; Tennessee St., 14; Dartmouth, 13; North Carolina Central, 13; Central Connecticut St., 11; Southern Utah, 9; Lafayette, 6; Central Arkansas, 5; Northern Iowa, 5; San Diego, 5; Indiana St., 4; Lindenwood, 4; Lamar, 3; Holy Cross, 2; Southern, 2; Yale, 2; Bucknell, 1; Eastern Washington, 1; Samford, 1.

Overview

In response to overwhelming support by NCAA Division II coaches, the American Football Coaches Association began publishing a Division II Top 25 Coaches’ Poll in 2000. Prior to 2000, there was no coaches’ polls for NCAA Division II. The regional poll had been used to rank teams for consideration for the NCAA playoffs.

Format

The Division II poll follows the same basic format as the US LBM Coaches Poll. The Division II Board of Coaches will have 2 voters from each Division II conference, as well as independent schools. The Division II Coaches’ Poll will be released on Mondays beginning with a preseason poll in August and will run through the final week of the regular season in November. A final poll will be released the Monday following the NCAA Division II championship game.

RankSchool (1st votes)Rec.Pts.Prev.Week 1Next Game
1Ferris St. (31)1-07751D. No. 9 Pittsburg St., 34-17Sept. 6 at Lake Erie
2Harding0-07362IdleSept. 4 at Northwestern Oklahoma St.
3Grand Valley St.1-07063D. Lincoln (Pa.), 45-9Sept. 6 vs. Black Hills St.
4Slippery Rock0-06484IdleSept. 5 at Franklin Pierce
5Colorado St.-Pueblo1-06386D. South Dakota Mines, 43-0Sept. 4 vs. Fort Hays St.
6West Florida1-06128D. No. 17 Lenoir-Rhyne, 48-21Sept. 6 at Kentucky Wesleyan
7Kutztown0-05577IdleSept. 4 vs. Assumption
8Minnesota St.1-055011D. Northwest Missouri St., 38-14Sept. 6 vs. Minot St.
9Western Colorado1-053110D. West Texas A&M, 45-28Sept. 6 at Midwestern St.
10Angelo St.1-046713D. Fort Hays St., 28-7Sept. 6 vs. Emporia St.
11Valdosta St.1-043012D. Clark Atlanta, 31-28Sept. 6 at Johnson C. Smith
12Charleston1-040214D. Livingstone, 39-10Sept. 4 at No. 14 California (Pa.)
13Pittsburg St.0-13749Lost to No. 1 Ferris St., 34-17Sept. 6 at No. 19 Central Oklahoma
14California (Pa.)0-032215IdleSept. 4 vs. No. 12 Charleston
15Ouachita Baptist0-031118IdleSept. 4 at East Central
16Virginia Union1-029619D. No. 24t Miles, 45-3Sept. 13 at Edward Waters
17UIndy1-026920D. Marian, 45-21Sept. 6 at Findlay
18Central Washington1-025921D. Colorado Mesa, 41-14Sept. 6 at Montana
19Central Oklahoma0-12285Lost to UT-Permian Basin, 34-14Sept. 6 vs. No. 13 Pittsburg St.
20Augustana (S.D.)1-021123D. Missouri Western, 30-26Sept. 6 vs. Jamestown
21UT-Permian Basin1-0190NRD. No. 5 Central Oklahoma, 34-14Sept. 6 at Adams St.
22Delta St.1-098NRD. No. 22 Central Missouri, 31-23Sept. 6 vs. North Greenville
23Ashland0-08424tIdleSept. 4 at Indiana (Pa.)
24Lenoir-Rhyne0-18317Lost to No. 8 West Florida, 48-21Sept. 6 at Tusculum
25West Alabama1-073NRD. Fort Valley St., 27-17Sept. 6 at Chowan

Dropped Out: Bemidji St. (16), Central Missouri (22), Miles (24t)

Others Receiving Votes: Carson-Newman, 55; Wingate, 51; Minnesota-Duluth, 38; Bemidji St., 14; Michigan Tech, 13; Central Missouri, 11; Colorado School of Mines, 9; Southern Arkansas, 9; Albany St., 8; Davenport, 6; Fairmont St., 3; Johnson C. Smith, 3; Colorado Mesa, 2; Frostburg St., 1; Sioux Falls, 1; Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1.

RankSchool (1st votes)2024 Rec.Pts.2024 RankSeason OpenerHead Coach
1Ferris St. (30)14-17731Aug. 28 vs. No. 9 Pittsburg St.Tony Annese
2Harding12-27344Sept. 4 at Northwestern Oklahoma St.Paul Simmons
3Grand Valley St.11-26696Aug. 30 vs. Lincoln (Pa.)Scott Wooster
4Slippery Rock (1)12-25763Sept. 5 at Franklin PierceShawn Lutz
5Central Oklahoma11-25699Aug. 30 at UT-Permian BasinAdam Dorrel
6Colorado St.-Pueblo10-25498Aug. 28 vs. South Dakota MinesPhilip Vigil
7Kutztown11-15175Sept. 4 vs. AssumptionJim Clements
8West Florida7-3504NRAug. 29 vs. No. 17 Lenoir-RhyneKaleb Nobles
9Pittsburg St.8-345117Aug. 28 at No. 1 Ferris St.Tom Anthony
10Western Colorado11-245010Aug. 28 vs. West Texas A&MJas Bains
11Minnesota St.11-44497Aug. 28 vs. Northwest Missouri St.Todd Hoffner
12Valdosta St.13-14022Aug. 30 vs. Clark AtlantaGraham Craig
13Angelo St.9-335220Aug. 28 at Fort Hays St.Jeff Girsch
14Charleston11-133715Aug. 28 vs. LivingstoneMike Tesch
15California (Pa.)10-327512Sept. 4 vs. No. 14 CharlestonGary Dunn
16Bemidji St.10-425413Aug. 28 at Michigan TechBrent Bolte
17Lenoir-Rhyne10-324816Aug. 29 at No. 8 West FloridaDoug Socha
18Ouachita Baptist10-224614Sept. 4 at East CentralTodd Knight
19Virginia Union10-422811Aug. 31 vs. No. 24t MilesAlvin Parker
20UIndy10-219119Aug. 28 at MarianChris Keevers
21Central Washington8-417624Aug. 28 vs. Colorado MesaChris Fisk
22Central Missouri9-3149NRAug. 28 at Delta St.Josh Lamberson
23Augustana (S.D.)8-412725Aug. 30 vs. Missouri WesternJerry Olszewski
24t.Ashland9-411423Sept. 4 at Indiana (Pa.)Doug Geiser
24t.Miles10-311422Aug. 31 vs. No. 19 Virginia UnionChris Goode

Others Receiving Votes: West Alabama, 113; Carson-Newman, 100; Wingate, 74; Fort Hays St., 66; Colorado School of Mines, 42; Saginaw Valley St., 35; Minnesota-Duluth, 29; Albany St., 26; Northwest Missouri St., 21; Indiana (Pa.), 16; UT-Permian Basin, 16; Delta St., 13; Findlay, 12; UNC-Pembroke, 12; Davenport, 10; Johnson C. Smith, 9; East Stroudsburg, 7; Fairmont St., 7; Southern Arkansas, 6; Texas A&M-Kingsville, 5; Colorado Mesa, 1; Truman St., 1.

Overview

In response to overwhelming support by NCAA Division III coaches, the American Football Coaches Association began publishing a Division III Top 25 Coaches’ Poll in 1999.

Prior to 1999, there were no coaches’ polls for any NCAA divisions other than the Football Bowl Subdivision. The NCAA had published a regional poll for Division III prior to 1999, but discontinued the poll because of changes in the selection process for the Division III playoffs that took effect in 1999.

Format

The Division III poll follows the same basic format as the US LBM Coaches’ Poll. The Division III Board of Coaches will have 2 voters representing each Division III conference. The Division III Coaches’ Poll will be released on Mondays beginning with a preseason poll in August and will run through the final week of the regular season in November. A final poll will be released the Monday following the NCAA Division III championship game.

RankSchool (1st votes)2024 Rec.Pts.2024 Rank*Season OpenerHead Coach
1North Central (51)15-012751Sept. 13 vs. UW-OshkoshBrad Spencer
2Mount Union14-112182Sept. 6 vs. No. 17 WheatonGeoff Dartt
3Johns Hopkins12-210973Sept. 6 at IthacaDan Wodicka
4St. John’s (Minn.)11-110587Sept. 13 vs. Minnesota-MorrisGary Fasching
5Susquehanna12-210164Sept. 6 vs. Union (N.Y.)Tom Perkovich
6Hardin-Simmons10-197515Sept. 6 at ChapmanJesse Burleson
7Salisbury12-18705Sept. 6 at Washington and LeeSherman Wood
8Mary Hardin-Baylor8-486111Sept. 6 vs. Bethel (Tenn.)Larry Harmon
9Wartburg10-281112Sept. 6 vs. Monmouth (Ill.)Chris Winter
10UW-La Crosse 8-476321Sept. 13 at No. 18 Carnegie MellonMatt Janus
11Cortland11-17428Sept. 6 vs. No. 23 Grove CityTom Blumenauer
12Bethel (Minn.)11-370610Sept. 13 vs. Northwestern (Minn.)Mike McElroy
13Springfield12-16276Sept. 6 at Western New EnglandMike Cerasuolo
14UW-Platteville9-260917Sept. 6 at No. 24 AuroraRyan Munz
15Linfield10-251616Sept. 6 vs. UW-OshkoshJoseph Smith
16DePauw11-14909Sept. 6 at Rose-HulmanBrett Dietz
17Wheaton9-2423NRSept. 6 at No. 2 Mount UnionJesse Scott
18Carnegie Mellon10-238214Sept. 6 at ChicagoRyan Larsen
19UW-River Falls7-3354NRSept. 6 vs. AlmaMatt Walker
20Hope11-133213Sept. 6 at LorasPeter Stuursma
21Randolph-Macon10-225418Sept. 5 vs. DickinsonPedro Arruza
22UW-Whitewater6-4238NRSept. 6 vs. CarletonJace Rindahl
23Grove City9-222920Sept. 6 at No. 11 CortlandAndrew DiDonato
24Aurora9-219422Sept. 6 vs. No. 14 UW-PlattevilleDon Beebe
25John Carroll9-3128NRSept. 6 at WaynesburgJeff Behrman

Others Receiving Votes: Washington & Jefferson, 71; UW-Oshkosh, 70; Endicott, 46; Whitworth, 38; Alma, 35; Trinity (Tex.), 27; Hobart, 19; Ithaca, 18; Delaware Valley, 17; Coe, 15; UW-Stout, 13; Berry, 12; Brockport, 8; Lake Forest, 5; Chapman, 3; Mount St. Joseph, 2; UMass-Dartmouth, 2; Baldwin-Wallace, 1; Central (Iowa), 1; Rowan, 1; Washington (Mo.), 1; Wesleyan, 1; Westminster (Pa.), 1.

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