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D-I Poll: Static Six

D-I Poll: Static Six

April 10th, 2024 General News | Arizona | Arizona State | Auburn | BYU | Cal Poly | California | Chapman | Colorado | Colorado State | Florida | Florida State | Georgia Tech | Indiana | JMU | Liberty | Northeastern | Oregon | San Diego State | Simon Fraser | South Carolina | Tennessee | Texas | UC Santa Barbara | Utah Valley | Virginia Tech

ATLANTA – The top six teams, led by Brigham Young for the third week at No. 1, have remained the same in the MCLA Division I New Balance Weekly Coaches Poll, which was released on Wednesday.

The Cougars (9-0) were idle this week, but have four conference games in the span of nine days to cap off the regular season, starting with No. 11 Colorado (6-3) tomorrow followed by No. 23 Colorado State (7-3) on Saturday. BYU was awarded two-thirds of the 27 first-place votes this week.

No. 2 Virginia Tech (12-1) rolled over Clemson this past weekend, setting up a showdown with No. 16 Tennessee (9-1) for the top seed out of the ALC South on Saturday. The Hokies took the remaining nine first-place votes.

Texas (12-0) checks in at No. 3 again and is a home win over Texas A&M away from posting a perfect regular season and snatching the top seed out of the LSA South. The Longhorns are followed by No. 4 Chapman (10-2).

Utah Valley (6-2), which will also face Colorado and CSU this week, rounds out the top five. Liberty (9-4) is the final member of the static six.

Georgia (5-7) left the poll again this week to make way for the reemergence of No. 23 Arizona (5-4). The Wildcats were vaulted into the Top 25 thanks to a road win over No. 20 Cal Poly (8-4).

MCLA D-I New Balance Coaches Poll – Week 8

RANKTEAMPOINTS1st VOTES
1.Brigham Young66518
2.Virginia Tech
6519
3.Texas623
4.Chapman587
5.Utah Valley570
6.Liberty536
7.San Diego State
478
8.UC Santa Barbara
475
9.South Carolina
458
10.Georgia Tech
445
11.Colorado385
12.Arizona State
374
13.California350
14.Florida State
317
15.James Madison
236
16.Northeastern230
17.Tennessee228
18.Simon Fraser
225
19.Florida
194
20.Cal Poly
185
21.Auburn148
22.Oregon117
23.Arizona
89
24.Colorado State
80
25.Indiana67


Others receiving votes: Georgia (33), Boise State (24), Michigan State (2), West Virginia (2), Southern Methodist.


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