2021 NCAA Division I men's soccer rankings

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Two major human polls make up the 2021 NCAA Division I men's soccer rankings: United Soccer Coaches and Top Drawer Soccer.

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Legend

 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 New to rankings from previous week
Italics Number of first place votes
(#–#) Win–loss record
тTied with team above or below also with this symbol

United Soccer Coaches

Source: [1]

Preseason
Aug 4 [2] 		Week 1
Aug 31		Week 2
Sep 7		Week 3
Sep 14		Week 4
Sep 21		Week 5
Sep 28		Week 6
Oct 5		Week 7
Oct 12		Week 8
Oct 19		Week 9
Oct 26		Week 10
Nov 2		Week 11
Nov 9		Final
Dec 14 [3]
1. Marshall (22)Indiana (1–0–0) (20)Georgetown (3–0–0) (15)Georgetown (5–0–1) (19)Georgetown (6–0–0) (19)Georgetown (7–0–0) (22)Georgetown (8–0–0) (21)Georgetown (10–0–0) (22)Washington (12–0–1) (15)Georgetown (13–1–0) (14)Marshall (11–1–3) (15)Oregon State (12–2–2) (7)Clemson (16–5–2) (24)1.
2. Indiana Georgetown (2–0–0)Clemson (3–0–0) (6)Clemson (6–0–1) (5)Clemson (7–0–0) (4)Washington (7–0–0) (1)Washington (9–0–0) (3)Washington (11–0–0) (2)Georgetown (11–1–0) (6)Marshall (10–1–3) (4)Oregon State (11–1–2) (6)Tulsa (13–1–1) (5)Washington (18–2–2)2.
3. Pittsburgh (1)Pittsburgh (1–0–0) (3)Washington (3–0–0) (3)Washington (5–0–0) (1)Washington (6–0–0) (1)West Virginia (6–0–2) (1)Duke (8–1–0)Marshall (7–1–3)Marshall (8–1–3) (1)Oregon State (9–1–2) (4)Washington (12–1–1) (1)Washington (14–1–1) (5)Georgetown (18–3–1)3.
4. North Carolina Clemson (2–0–0) (1)North Carolina (2–0–1)West Virginia (4–0–1)West Virginia (4–0–2)Duke (6–1–0)West Virginia (6–0–3)New Hampshire (12–0–0)Kentucky (8–0–3) (2)Washington (12–1–1) (2)Georgetown (13–2–0) (2)Marshall (11–2–3) (2)Notre Dame (14–5–5)4.
5. Georgetown Washington (2–0–0) West Virginia (3–0–0)Pittsburgh (5–2–0)Marshall (3–1–2)Marshall (4–1–3)Marshall (6–1–3)Virginia Tech (7–1–3)New Hampshire (12–0–2)Kentucky (9–0–4)Tulsa (12–1–1)Pittsburgh (11–4–1) (2)Oregon State (14–2–4)5.
6. Clemson (1)North Carolina (1–0–1)Virginia Tech (2–0–1)Marshall (3–1–1)Duke (5–1–0)New Hampshire (9–0–0)Tulsa (9–0–0)Kentucky (7–0–3)Clemson (10–3–0)New Hampshire (13–0–2)Pittsburgh (10–4–1)New Hampshire (15–0–2) (2)Pittsburgh (13–5–2)6.
7. Wake Forest Marshall (1–1–0)Maryland (3–0–0)Akron (4–0–1)Maryland (6–1–0)Tulsa (7–0–0)New Hampshire (11–0–0)Pittsburgh (8–3–0)Maryland (10–2–1)Maryland (11–2–1)New Hampshire (14–0–2)Georgetown (14–2–0)Saint Louis (16–1–4)7.
8. Stanford Missouri State (2–0–0)SMU (2–0–1)Maryland (4–1–0)Tulsa (6–0–0)Maryland (7–1–0)Kentucky (7–0–2)Tulsa (9–1–0)Oregon State (8–1–2)Tulsa (11–1–0)Saint Louis (14–0–3)Saint Louis (15–0–3)West Virginia (12–3–6)8.
9. Washington SMU (1–0–0)Indiana (2–1–0)New Hampshire (5–0–0)New Hampshire (7–0–0)Loyola Marymount (9–0–1)Virginia Tech (6–1–3)Duke (9–2–0)Missouri State (11–1–0)Missouri State (12–1–0)Clemson (12–4–0)Clemson (13–4–0)New Hampshire (17–2–2)9.
10. Seton Hall Virginia Tech (1–0–1)Marshall (1–1–1)Tulsa (5–0–0)Kentucky (5–0–1)Kentucky (5–0–2)SMU (6–1–2)Missouri State (9–1–0)Pittsburgh (8–4–0)Saint Louis (13–0–3)Maryland (12–3–1)Missouri State (15–1–0) (1)Tulsa (16–2–1)10.
11. Penn State Maryland (2–0–0)Loyola Marymount (3–0–1)Indiana (4–1–1)Loyola Marymount (8–0–1)Virginia Tech (5–1–2)Missouri State (8–1–0)Saint Louis (10–0–3)Tulsa (10–1–0)Notre Dame (9–4–2)Missouri State (14–1–0)Duke (12–3–1)Kentucky (15–2–4)11.
12. Missouri State VCU (1–0–1)New Hampshire (3–0–0)Duke (6–1–1)Virginia Tech (3–1–2)SMU (5–0–2)Maryland (7–2–1)Maryland (8–2–1)Saint Louis (12–0–3)Pittsburgh (9–4–1)Kentucky (10–1–4)Maryland (12–3–2)Duke (14–5–1)12.
13. UCF Marquette (2–0–0) FIU (3–0–0)FIU (4–0–1)SMU (4–0–2)San Diego State (6–0–2)Pittsburgh (6–3–0)Oregon State (7–1–2)Virginia Tech (8–2–3)Duke (10–3–1)Duke (11–3–1)Hofstra (15–1–2)Hofstra (18–2–2)13.
14. Kentucky New Hampshire (2–0–0)Oregon State (3–0–0)Kentucky (4–0–1)San Diego State (5–0–2)Louisville (6–2–0)Saint Louis (7–0–3)Loyola Marymount (10–1–1)Bowling Green (9–2–2)Hofstra (14–1–1)Hofstra (15–1–1)FIU (12–2–2)Indiana (15–6–1)14.
15. Virginia Tech Loyola Marymount (1–0–0)Pittsburgh (2–1–0)Loyola Marymount (6–0–1)Pittsburgh (4–3–0)Saint Louis (5–0–3)Oregon State (6–1–1)James Madison (10–2–0)Loyola Marymount (10–2–1)Clemson (10–4–0)NIU (12–1–2)Kentucky (11–1–4)Marshall (11–4–3)15.
16. Oregon State Saint Louis (2–0–0)Akron (3–0–0)North Carolina (3–2–1)Saint Louis (4–0–3)Pittsburgh (5–3–0)Loyola Marymount (9–1–1)UNC Greensboro (9–2–1)Providence (8–2–3)NIU (11–1–2)Providence (9–2–4)Santa Clara (11–1–3)Providence (12–5–4)16.
17. Loyola Marymount Penn State (1–0–1)Kentucky (2–0–1)Virginia Tech (2–1–3) Bowling Green (5–1–1)Bowling Green (7–1–1)Grand Canyon (8–1–0)Bowling Green (9–2–1)FIU (8–1–2)FIU (10–1–2)Grand Canyon (14–2–0)Indiana (13–4–1)Wake Forest (13–7–1)17.
18. Charlotte Wake Forest (1–1–0)Marquette (3–0–0)SMU (3–0–2)Lipscomb (5–0–2)Missouri State (6–1–0)James Madison (8–2–0)FIU (7–1–2)Duke (9–3–0)Providence (9–2–3)North Carolina (10–5–1)Providence (9–3–4)FIU (12–4–2)18.
19. Marquette Akron (1–0–0)Duke (3–0–0)Seton Hall (3–0–2)Grand Canyon (5–1–0)Clemson (7–2–0) UNC Greensboro (8–2–1)Cornell (7–1–1) Hofstra (12–1–1)Akron (8–3–3)FIU (11–2–2)NIU (12–2–2)Virginia Tech (11–5–4)19.
20. New Hampshire Seton Hall (0–0–1)Stanford (1–1–0)Oregon State (4–1–0)Akron (4–1–1)Grand Canyon (6–1–0)FIU (7–1–1)Providence (7–1–3) Notre Dame (8–4–1)Cornell (10–2–1)Santa Clara (10–1–3)Notre Dame (10–5–3)Santa Clara (12–2–4)20.
21. James Madison Kentucky (0–0–1)Lipscomb (3–0–0) San Diego State (3–0–2) Rutgers (7–0–1)FIU (6–1–1)Clemson (8–2–0)West Virginia (6–1–4)NIU (10–1–1)Virginia Tech (9–3–3)Akron (9–4–3)West Virginia (11–2–4)NIU (15–3–2)21.
22. Grand Canyon Oregon State (1–0–0)Seton Hall (2–0–2)Lipscomb (4–0–1) Santa Clara (6–1–0)Providence (6–1–1)Rutgers (7–1–2) NIU (10–1–0)UCLA (8–4–0)Indiana (11–3–1)Indiana (12–4–1)UCLA (9–6–1)Missouri State (17–2–0)22.
23. Fordham Lipscomb (2–0–0)Saint Louis (2–0–1)Stanford (2–1–2)FIU (4–1–1) UCLA (6–2–0)Louisville (7–3–0)Clemson (9–3–0)James Madison (10–3–0)UCLA (8–5–1)Notre Dame (9–5–2)North Carolina (11–6–1)Maryland (12–4–2)23.
24. High Point Duke (2–0–0) Tulsa (3–0–0)Saint Louis (4–0–2) Providence (4–1–1)Rutgers (7–1–1) Cornell (6–1–1)SMU (6–2–2)Cornell (8–2–1)Santa Clara (8–1–3) St. John's (10–4–2)Penn State (11–6–1)Penn State (13–7–1)24.
25. Coastal Carolina Stanford (0–1–0)Wake Forest (2–1–0)Grand Canyon (4–1–0) Louisville (4–2–0)Santa Clara (6–1–1)Providence (6–1–2)Grand Canyon (10–1–0)West Virginia (7–1–4)Grand Canyon (12–2–0)UNC Greensboro (13–3–1)Grand Canyon (14–3–0)UCLA (11–7–1)25.
Preseason
Aug 4 [4] 		Week 1
Aug 31		Week 2
Sep 7		Week 3
Sep 14		Week 4
Sep 21		Week 5
Sep 28		Week 6
Oct 5		Week 7
Oct 12		Week 8
Oct 19		Week 9
Oct 26		Week 10
Nov 2		Week 11
Nov 9		Final
Dec 14 [5]
Dropped:
  • No. 13 UCF
  • No. 18 Charlotte
  • No. 21 James Madison
  • No. 22 Grand Canyon
  • No. 23 Fordham
  • No. 24 High Point
  • No. 25 Coastal Carolina
Dropped:
  • No. 8 Missouri State
  • No. 12 VCU
  • No. 17 Penn State
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Marquette
  • No. 25 Wake Forest
Dropped:
  • No. 11 Indiana
  • No. 16 North Carolina
  • No. 19 Seton Hall
  • No. 20 Oregon State
  • No. 23 Stanford
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Lipscomb
  • No. 20 Akron
Dropped:
  • No. 13 San Diego State
  • No. 17 Bowling Green
  • No. 23 UCLA
  • No. 25 Santa Clara
Dropped:
  • No. 22 Rutgers
  • No. 23 Louisville
Dropped:
  • No. 16 UNC Greensboro
  • No. 24 SMU
  • No. 25 Grand Canyon
Dropped:
  • No. 14 Bowling Green
  • No. 15 Loyola Marymount
  • No. 23 James Madison
  • No. 25 West Virginia
Dropped:
  • No. 20 Cornell
  • No. 21 Virginia Tech
  • No. 23 UCLA
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Akron
  • No. 24 St. John's
  • No. 25 UNC Greensboro
Dropped:
  • No. 23 North Carolina
  • No. 25 Grand Canyon

Top Drawer Soccer

Source: [6]

Week 1
Aug 26		Week 2
Aug 30		Week 3
Sep 6		Week 4
Sep 13 [7] 		Week 5
Sep 20 [8] 		Week 6
Sep 27 [9] 		Week 7
Oct 4 [10] 		Week 8
Oct 11 [11] 		Week 9
Oct 18 [12] 		Week 10
Oct 25 [13] 		Week 11
Nov 1 [14] 		Week 12
Nov 8 [15] 		Week 13
Nov 15 [16] 		Week 14
Nov 22		Week 15
Nov 29		Week 16
Dec 6		Final
Dec 13
1. Marshall Indiana (1–0–0)Georgetown (3–0–0)Georgetown (5–0–0)Georgetown (6–0–0)Georgetown (7–0–0)Georgetown (8–0–0)Georgetown (10–0–0)Washington (12–0–0)Georgetown (13–1–0)Oregon State (11–1–2)Washington (14–1–1)Washington (14–1–2)Washington (15–1–2)Washington (16–1–2)Washington (17–1–2)Clemson (16–5–2)1.
2. Indiana Pittsburgh (1–0–0)North Carolina (2–0–1)Clemson (5–0–0)Clemson (7–0–0)Washington (7–0–0)Washington (9–0–0)Washington (11–0–0)Georgetown (11–1–0)Washington (12–1–0)Marshall (11–1–3)Saint Louis (13–0–3)Saint Louis (14–0–4)Saint Louis (15–0–4)Saint Louis (16–0–4)Georgetown (17–2–1)Washington (18–2–2)2.
3. Pittsburgh Georgetown (2–0–0)Clemson (3–0–0)Washington (4–0–0)Washington (6–0–0)New Hampshire (9–0–0)New Hampshire (11–0–0)New Hampshire (12–0–0)Marshall (8–1–3)Marshall (10–1–3)Washington (12–1–1)Georgetown (14–2–0)Georgetown (15–2–0)Georgetown (16–2–0)Georgetown (17–2–0)Notre Dame (14–5–4)Georgetown (17–3–1)3.
4. North Carolina Marshall (1–1–0)Washington (3–0–0)North Carolina (3–1–1)New Hampshire (7–0–0)Tulsa (7–0–0)Tulsa (9–0–0)Marshall (7–1–3)Saint Louis (10–0–3)Saint Louis (11–0–3)Saint Louis (12–0–3)Oregon State (12–2–2)Oregon State (12–2–3)Oregon State (13–2–3)Oregon State (14–2–3)Clemson (15–5–1)Notre Dame (14–5–5)4.
5. Georgetown North Carolina (1–0–1)Indiana (2–1–0)Indiana (3–1–1)Tulsa (6–0–0)Loyola Marymount (8–0–1)Marshall (6–1–3)Loyola Marymount (9–1–1)Tulsa (10–1–0)Tulsa (11–1–0)Georgetown (13–2–0)Marshall (11–2–3)Tulsa (15–1–1)Tulsa (16–1–1)West Virginia (12–3–5)Saint Louis (16–1–4)Saint Louis (16–1–4)5.
6. Wake Forest Clemson (2–0–0)Pittsburgh (2–1–0) Akron (4–0–1)Loyola Marymount (7–0–1)SMU (5–0–2)Duke (8–1–0)Saint Louis (9–0–3)Clemson (10–3–0)Kentucky (9–0–4)Tulsa (12–1–1)Tulsa (13–1–1)Missouri State (17–1–0)New Hampshire (17–1–2)Notre Dame (14–5–3)Oregon State (14–2–4)Oregon State (14–2–4)6.
7. Stanford Washington (2–0–0)Marshall (1–1–1)Marshall (3–1–1)SMU (4–0–2)Marshall (4–1–3)West Virginia (6–0–3)Tulsa (9–1–0)Kentucky (8–0–3)New Hampshire (13–0–2)New Hampshire (14–0–2)New Hampshire (15–0–2)Marshall (11–3–3)Kentucky (15–1–4)Pittsburgh (13–5–1)West Virginia (12–3–6)West Virginia (12–3–6)7.
8. Clemson Wake Forest (1–1–0)Wake Forest (2–1–0)New Hampshire (5–0–0)Marshall (3–1–2)Duke (6–1–0)SMU (6–1–2)Pittsburgh (8–3–0)New Hampshire (12–0–2)Missouri State (12–1–0)Missouri State (14–1–0)Missouri State (15–1–0)New Hampshire (16–1–2)West Virginia (11–3–5)Clemson (15–5–0)Pittsburgh (13–5–2)Pittsburgh (13–5–2)8.
9. Washington Missouri State (2–0–0)Marquette (3–0–0) Tulsa (5–0–0)Duke (5–1–0)West Virginia (6–0–2)Clemson (8–2–0)Duke (9–2–0)West Virginia (7–1–4)Oregon State (10–1–2)West Virginia (10–2–4)West Virginia (11–2–4)Kentucky (14–1–4)Notre Dame (13–5–3)Kentucky (15–2–4)Kentucky (15–2–4)Kentucky (15–2–4)9.
10.Penn StateMarquette (2–0–0) West Virginia (3–0–0)West Virginia (4–0–1)West Virginia (4–0–2)Clemson (7–2–0)Loyola Marymount (8–1–1)Grand Canyon (10–1–0)Missouri State (11–1–0)West Virginia (8–2–4)Duke (11–3–1)Duke (12–3–1)West Virginia (11–3–4)Duke (14–4–1)New Hampshire (17–2–2)New Hampshire (17–2–2)New Hampshire (17–2–2)10.
11. Missouri State Penn State (1–0–1)Loyola Marymount (3–0–1)Pittsburgh (3–2–0)North Carolina (4–2–1)North Carolina (5–2–1)Rutgers (7–1–2)West Virginia (6–1–4)Oregon State (9–1–2)Duke (10–3–1)Kentucky (10–1–4)Kentucky (11–1–4) Notre Dame (12–5–3)Hofstra (17–1–2)Tulsa (16–2–1)Tulsa (16–2–1)Tulsa (16–2–1)11.
12. Marquette Loyola Marymount (1–0–0)SMU (2–0–0)Loyola Marymount (5–0–1) Rutgers (7–0–1)Indiana (5–2–1)Missouri State (8–1–0)Kentucky (7–0–3)Pittsburgh (8–4–0)Grand Canyon (11–2–0)Grand Canyon (14–2–0)Pittsburgh (11–4–1)Penn State (12–6–1)Pittsburgh (12–5–1)Duke (14–5–1)Duke (14–5–1)Duke (14–5–1)12.
13. Seton Hall SMU (1–0–0)Stanford (1–1–0)SMU (2–0–2)Indiana (3–2–1)Maryland (7–1–0)Kentucky (7–0–2)Missouri State (9–1–0)Duke (9–3–0)Indiana (11–3–1)Hofstra (14–1–1)Grand Canyon (14–3–0)Hofstra (15–1–2)Indiana (15–4–1)Hofstra (17–2–2)Hofstra (17–2–2)Hofstra (17–2–2)13.
14. UCF Stanford (0–1–0)Seton Hall (2–0–1)Stanford (2–1–1)Maryland (6–1–0)Rutgers (7–1–1)Saint Louis (7–0–3)SMU (6–2–2)Loyola Marymount (9–2–1)Maryland (11–2–1)Pittsburgh (10–4–1)Hofstra (14–1–2)Duke (13–4–1)Clemson (14–5–0)Indiana (15–5–1)Indiana (15–5–1)Indiana (15–5–1)14.
15. James Madison Seton Hall (0–0–1)Missouri State (2–1–0)Seton Hall (3–0–2)Akron (4–1–1)Missouri State (6–1–0)Oregon State (6–1–1)Clemson (9–3–0)Grand Canyon (10–2–0)Hofstra (13–1–1)Clemson (12–4–0)Clemson (13–4–0)Pittsburgh (11–5–1)Providence (12–3–4)Providence (12–4–4)Providence (12–4–4)Providence (12–4–4)15.
16. Loyola Marymount Kentucky (0–0–1)Kentucky (2–0–1)Missouri State (3–1–0)Missouri State (5–1–0)Kentucky (5–0–2)Grand Canyon (8–1–0)Oregon State (7–1–2)Rutgers (8–3–2)Pittsburgh (8–4–1)Maryland (12–3–1)FIU (12–2–2)Grand Canyon (15–3–1)Missouri State (17–2–0)Missouri State (17–2–0)Missouri State (17–2–0)Missouri State (17–2–0)16.
17. Kentucky New Hampshire (2–0–0)New Hampshire (3–0–0)Kentucky (4–0–1)Kentucky (5–0–1)Grand Canyon (6–1–0)North Carolina (6–3–1)Rutgers (7–3–2)Indiana (9–3–1)Clemson (10–4–0)Indiana (12–4–1)Maryland (12–3–2)Clemson (13–5–0)Marshall (11–4–3)Marshall (11–4–3)Marshall (11–4–3)Marshall (11–4–3)17.
18. Charlotte Virginia Tech (1–0–1)Virginia Tech (2–0–1) Duke (4–1–0)Wake Forest (4–2–0)San Diego State (6–0–2)Indiana (5–3–1)Indiana (7–3–1)Wake Forest (8–4–1)Providence (9–2–3)Providence (9–2–4)Indiana (13–4–1)FIU (12–3–2)Penn State (12–7–1)Penn State (12–7–1)Penn State (12–7–1)Penn State (12–7–1)18.
19. Virginia Tech Saint Mary's (1–0–0)James Madison (2–1–0)James Madison (4–1–0)Grand Canyon (5–1–0)Akron (5–2–1)Akron (5–2–2)Wake Forest (6–4–1)Maryland (10–2–1)FIU (10–1–2)FIU (11–2–2)Providence (9–3–4)Maryland (12–3–2)Grand Canyon (15–4–1)Grand Canyon (15–4–1)Grand Canyon (15–4–1)Grand Canyon (15–4–1)19.
20. New Hampshire James Madison (1–1–0)Maryland (3–0–0)Penn State (3–1–1) Rhode Island (5–1–1)Wake Forest (4–2–1)Maryland (7–2–1)Maryland (8–2–1)Hofstra (11–1–1)Akron (8–3–3)North Carolina (10–5–1)North Carolina (11–6–1)Indiana (14–4–1)FIU (12–4–2)FIU (12–4–2)FIU (12–4–2)FIU (12–4–2)20.
21. High Point Maryland (2–0–0)Penn State (1–1–1) Grand Canyon (4–1–0) San Diego State (5–0–2)Pittsburgh (5–3–0) Central Arkansas (8–1–0)Virginia Tech (7–1–3)Virginia Tech (8–2–3) Cornell (10–2–1)St. John's (10–4–2)Penn State (11–6–1)Providence (10–3–4)Maryland (12–4–2)Maryland (12–4–2)Maryland (12–4–2)Maryland (12–4–2)21.
22. SMU Davidson (2–0–0)Davidson (2–0–0)Maryland (4–1–0)Pittsburgh (4–3–0) Hofstra (7–1–0)Pittsburgh (6–3–0)Hofstra (10–1–1)UNC Wilmington (8–4–1) Michigan (7–5–3) NIU (12–1–2)Santa Clara (11–1–3)North Carolina (11–6–1)North Carolina (11–7–2)North Carolina (11–7–2)North Carolina (11–7–2)North Carolina (11–7–2)22.
23. Saint Mary's Oregon State (1–0–0)Oregon State (3–0–0)FIU (4–0–1)Penn State (4–2–1)Providence (6–1–1)Hofstra (9–1–0) Bowling Green (9–2–1)Providence (8–2–3)North Carolina (9–5–1)Akron (9–4–3)UCLA (9–6–1)Santa Clara (11–1–4)Santa Clara (12–2–4)Santa Clara (12–2–4)Santa Clara (12–2–4)Santa Clara (12–2–4)23.
24. Fordham VCU (1–0–1) FIU (3–0–0)VCU (2–1–1) Providence (4–1–1)Saint Louis (5–0–3)Providence (6–1–2)Providence (7–1–3)FIU (8–1–2) St. John's (9–4–2)Penn State (10–6–1)Cornell (11–3–1)UCLA (10–6–1)UCLA (11–7–1)UCLA (11–7–1)UCLA (11–7–1)UCLA (11–7–1)24.
25. Oregon State Saint Louis (2–0–0)Saint Louis (2–0–1)Saint Louis (3–0–2)Saint Louis (4–0–3) Northeastern (7–1–1) UNC Wilmington (7–3–0)UNC Wilmington (7–3–1) UCLA (8–4–0)Virginia Tech (9–3–3) Santa Clara (10–1–3) Villanova (11–6–1)Cornell (11–3–2) Portland (11–7–1)Portland (11–7–1)Portland (11–7–1)Portland (11–7–1)25.
Week 1
Aug 26		Week 2
Aug 30		Week 3
Sep 6		Week 4
Sep 13 [17] 		Week 5
Sep 20 [18] 		Week 6
Sep 27 [19] 		Week 7
Oct 4 [20] 		Week 8
Oct 11 [21] 		Week 9
Oct 18 [22] 		Week 10
Oct 25 [23] 		Week 11
Nov 1 [24] 		Week 12
Nov 8 [25] 		Week 13
Nov 15 [26] 		Week 14
Nov 22		Week 15
Nov 29		Week 16
Dec 6		Final
Dec 13
Dropped:
  • No. 14 UCF
  • No. 18 Charlotte
  • No. 21 High Point
  • No. 24 Fordham
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Saint Mary's
  • No. 24 VCU
Dropped:
  • No. 8 Wake Forest
  • No. 9 Marquette
  • No. 18 Virginia Tech
  • No. 22 Davidson
  • No. 23 Oregon State
Dropped:
  • No. 14 Stanford
  • No. 15 Seton Hall
  • No. 19 James Madison
  • No. 23 FIU
  • No. 24 VCU
Dropped:
  • No. 20 Rhode Island
  • No. 23 Penn State
Dropped:
  • No. 18 San Diego State
  • No. 20 Wake Forest
  • No. 25 Northeastern
Dropped:
  • No. 17 North Carolina
  • No. 19 Akron
  • No. 21 Central Arkansas
Dropped:
  • No. 14 SMU
  • No. 23 Bowling Green
Dropped:
  • No. 14 Loyola Marymount
  • No. 16 Rutgers
  • No. 18 Wake Forest
  • No. 22 UNC Wilmington
  • No. 25 UCLA
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Cornell
  • No. 22 Michigan
  • No. 25 Virginia Tech
Dropped:
  • No. 21 St. John's
  • No. 22 NIU
  • No. 23 Akron
Dropped:
No. 25 Villanova		Dropped:
No. 25 Cornell		Dropped:
None		Dropped:
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Source: [27]

Preseason
Aug 1		Week 1
Aug 30 [28] 		Week 2
Sep 6 [29] 		Week 3
Sep 13 [30] 		Week 4
Sep 20 [31] 		Week 5
Sep 26 [32] 		Week 6
Oct 4 [33] 		Week 7
Oct 11 [34] 		Week 8
Oct 18 [35] 		Week 9
Oct 25 [36] 		Week 10
Nov 1 [37] 		Week 11
Nov 7 [38] 		Week 12
Nov 14 [39] 		Final
1. Marshall Indiana (1–0–0)Clemson (3–0–0)Clemson (5–0–0)Clemson (7–0–0)Georgetown (7–0–0)Georgetown (8–0–0)Georgetown (10–0–0)Washington (12–0–0)Washington (12–1–0)Marshall (11–1–3)Washington (14–1–1)Washington (14–1–2)1.
2. Indiana Pittsburgh (1–0–0)Georgetown (3–0–0)Georgetown (5–0–0)Georgetown (6–0–0)Washington (7–0–0)Washington (9–0–0)Washington (11–0–0)Georgetown (11–1–0)Georgetown (13–1–0)Oregon State (11–1–2)Georgetown (14–2–0)Georgetown (16–2–0)2.
3. Pittsburgh Marshall (1–1–0)Indiana (2–1–0)Indiana (3–1–1)Washington (5–0–0)West Virginia (6–0–2)West Virginia (6–0–3)New Hampshire (12–0–0)Marshall (8–1–3)Marshall (10–1–3)Washington (12–1–1)Oregon State (12–2–2)Oregon State (12–2–3)3.
4. North Carolina North Carolina (1–0–1)North Carolina (2–0–1)Washington (4–0–0)West Virginia (4–0–2)Maryland (7–1–0)Duke (8–1–0)Marshall (7–1–3)Kentucky (8–0–3)Kentucky (9–0–4)Georgetown (13–2–0)New Hampshire (15–0–2)Tulsa (15–1–1)4.
5. Clemson Clemson (2–0–0)Pittsburgh (2–1–0)Marshall (3–1–1)Marshall (3–1–2)New Hampshire (9–0–0)New Hampshire (11–0–0)Duke (9–2–0)New Hampshire (12–0–2)New Hampshire (13–0–2)New Hampshire (14–0–2)Marshall (11–2–3)Missouri State (17–1–0)5.
6. Wake Forest Georgetown (2–0–0)Marshall (1–1–1)West Virginia (4–0–1)Maryland (5–1–0)Duke (6–1–0)Tulsa (9–0–0)Kentucky (7–0–3)Tulsa (10–1–0)Tulsa (11–1–0)Missouri State (14–1–0)Missouri State (15–1–0)Saint Louis (14–0–4)6.
7. Georgetown Washington (2–0–0)Washington (3–0–0)Akron (4–0–1)New Hampshire (7–0–0)Marshall (4–1–3)Marshall (6–1–3)Tulsa (9–1–0)Maryland (10–2–1)Maryland (11–2–1)Saint Louis (12–0–3)Saint Louis (13–0–3)Notre Dame (12–5–3)7.
8. Stanford Missouri State (2–0–0)Virginia Tech (2–0–1)Maryland (4–1–0)Tulsa (6–0–0)Tulsa (6–0–0)Clemson (8–2–0)Virginia Tech (7–1–3)Missouri State (11–1–0)Missouri State (12–1–0)Tulsa (12–1–1)Tulsa (13–1–1)Kentucky (14–1–4)8.
9. Washington Penn State (1–0–1) West Virginia (3–0–0)Pittsburgh (3–2–0)Duke (5–1–0)Clemson (7–2–0)Kentucky (7–0–2)Loyola Marymount (9–1–1)Duke (9–3–2)Saint Louis (11–0–3)Kentucky (10–1–4)Pittsburgh (11–4–1)New Hampshire (16–1–2)9.
10. Seton Hall Wake Forest (1–1–0)Wake Forest (2–1–0)North Carolina (3–1–1)Akron (4–1–1)Virginia Tech (5–1–2)Maryland (7–2–1)Maryland (8–2–1)Saint Louis (10–0–3)Oregon State (9–1–2)Pittsburgh (10–4–1)Kentucky (11–1–4)Penn State (13–6–1)10.
11. Missouri State Virginia Tech (1–0–1)Stanford (1–1–1)Seton Hall (3–0–2)Virginia Tech (3–1–2)Loyola Marymount (8–0–1)Virginia Tech (6–1–3)West Virginia (6–1–4)Virginia Tech (8–2–3)Duke (10–3–1)Clemson (12–4–0)Clemson (13–4–0)Marshall (11–3–3)11.
12. Penn State Stanford (0–1–0)Seton Hall (2–0–1)New Hampshire (5–0–0)Kentucky (5–0–1)Kentucky (5–0–2)Loyola Marymount (8–1–1)Pittsburgh (8–3–0)Clemson (10–3–0)FIU (10–1–2)Duke (11–3–1)Duke (12–3–1)Duke (13–4–1)12.
13. UCF Seton Hall (0–0–1)Missouri State (2–1–0)Virginia Tech (2–1–2)Loyola Marymount (6–0–1)SMU (5–0–2)Akron (5–2–2)Missouri State (9–1–0)West Virginia (7–1–4)Clemson (10–4–0)Maryland (12–3–1)FIU (12–2–2)Hofstra (16–1–2)13.
14. Virginia Tech Marquette (2–0–0)Marquette (3–0–0)Missouri State (3–1–0)Missouri State (5–1–0)Akron (5–2–1)Missouri State (8–0–1)Saint Louis (9–0–3)Oregon State (8–1–2)Pittsburgh (8–4–1)Grand Canyon (14–2–0)West Virginia (11–2–4)Pittsburgh (11–5–1)14.
15. Marquette Loyla Marymount (1–0–0)Oregon State (3–0–0)Kentucky (4–0–1)SMU (4–0–2)Missouri State (6–1–0)SMU (6–1–2)Clemson (9–3–0)Loyola Marymount (9–2–1)Virginia Tech (9–3–3)Hofstra (14–1–1)Hofstra (14–1–2)Clemson (13–5–0)15.
16. Loyola Marymount Oregon State (1–0–0)FIU (3–0–0)Stanford (2–1–1) Providence (4–1–1)Providence (6–1–1)Pittsburgh (6–3–0)Grand Canyon (10–1–0)Pittsburgh (8–4–0)Grand Canyon (12–2–0)NIU (12–1–2)Maryland (12–3–2)Maryland (12–3–2)16.
17. Kentucky Kentucky (0–0–1)Kentucky (2–0–1)FIU (4–0–1)Seton Hall (4–1–2)Pittsburgh (5–3–1)Grand Canyon (8–1–0)Oregon State (7–1–2)Grand Canyon (10–2–0)Providence (9–2–3)West Virginia (10–2–4)Indiana (13–4–1)Santa Clara (11–1–4)17.
18. Charlotte VCU (1–0–1)Loyola Marymount (2–0–1)Loyola Marymount (5–0–1)Pittsburgh (4–3–1)San Diego State (6–0–2)Providence (6–1–2)James Madison (10–2–1)Bowling Green (9–2–2)Hofstra (13–1–1)Providence (9–2–4)Grand Canyon (14–3–0)NIU (14–2–2)18.
19. James Madison FIU (2–0–0)New Hampshire (3–0–0)Penn State (3–1–1) Rutgers (6–0–1)North Carolina (5–2–1)Oregon State (6–1–1)SMU (6–2–2)James Madison (10–3–0)West Virginia (8–2–4)UNC Greensboro (13–3–1)Santa Clara (11–1–3)Grand Canyon (15–3–1)19.
20. Oregon State UCF (1–1–0)Penn State (1–1–1)Tulsa (5–0–0)North Carolina (4–2–1)Rutgers (7–1–1)Rutgers (7–1–2)Bowling Green (9–2–1)FIU (8–1–2)Indiana (11–3–1)FIU (11–2–2)NIU (12–2–2)Indiana (14–5–1)20.
21. High Point New Hampshire (2–0–0)Maryland (3–0–0)Oregon State (4–1–0)Oregon State (4–1–0)Indiana (5–2–1)Saint Louis (7–0–3)Providence (7–1–3)Providence (8–2–3)Akron (8–3–3)Indiana (12–4–1)Providence (9–3–4)Providence (10–4–4)21.
22. Fordham Grand Canyon (2–0–0)VCU (1–1–1)VCU (2–1–1)Indiana (3–2–1)Bowling Green (7–1–1)San Diego State (6–2–2)UNC Greensboro (9–2–1)Wake Forest (8–4–1)UNC Greensboro (11–3–1)Virginia Tech (9–4–3)Notre Dame (12–4–1)FIU (12–3–2)22.
23. New Hampshire Maryland (2–0–0)James Madison (2–1–0)James Madison (4–1–0)Penn State (4–2–1)Grand Canyon (6–1–0)Bowling Green (7–2–1)FIU (7–1–2)Indiana (9–3–1)Cornell (10–2–1)Wake Forest (10–5–1)Penn State (11–6–1)West Virginia (11–3–4)23.
24. Grand Canyon Charlotte (1–1–0)Charlotte (2–1–0)Duke (4–1–0) Bowling Green (5–1–1)Oregon State (4–1–1)FIU (7–1–1)Cornell (7–1–1)Akron (7–3–2)James Madison (10–4–1)North Carolina (10–5–1)North Carolina (11–6–1)North Carolina (11–6–1)24.
25. Yale James Madison (1–1–0) Tulsa (3–0–0)Wake Forest (2–2–0)Wake Forest (3–2–0)FIU (6–1–1)James Madison (8–2–0) Wisconsin (6–2–3)UNC Greensboro (9–3–1)Wake Forest (9–5–1)James Madison (11–4–1)Virginia Tech (10–5–3)Princeton (12–5–0)25.
26. Saint Mary's Saint Mary's (1–0–0)SMU (2–0–0)Grand Canyon (4–1–0) San Diego State (5–0–2)Saint Louis (5–0–3)Santa Clara (7–1–1)Akron (6–3–2)Cornell (8–2–1)Bowling Green (9–3–2)Santa Clara (10–1–3)UNC Greensboro (13–4–1)UC Santa Barbara (12–4–4)26.
27. Coastal Carolina SMU (1–0–0)Grand Canyon (2–1–0)SMU (2–0–2)Grand Canyon (5–1–0)Wake Forest (4–2–1) UNC Greensboro (8–2–1)Rutgers (7–3–2)Rutgers (8–3–2)Loyola Marymount (9–4–1)Loyola Marymount (11–4–1)Princeton (11–5–0)Virginia Tech (10–5–3)27.
28. Maryland Saint Louis (2–0–0) Akron (3–0–0)Marquette (3–2–0)FIU (4–1–1)James Madison (7–2–0) Central Arkansas (8–1–0)Santa Clara (7–1–2)Hofstra (11–1–1)NIU (11–1–2)Akron (9–4–3)Wake Forest (11–6–1)Wake Forest (11–6–1)28.
29. UNCG Davidson (2–0–0) Lipscomb (3–0–0)Lipscomb (4–0–1)James Madison (5–2–0)Seton Hall (4–2–2)North Carolina (6–3–1)Wake Forest (6–4–1)NIU (10–1–1) Notre Dame (9–4–2)Notre Dame (9–5–2)Loyola Marymount (12–4–1)Campbell (15–3–2)29.
30. Denver High Point (1–1–0)т
Yale (0–0–0)т		 Duke (3–0–0)т
Saint Louis (2–0–1)т		Saint Louis (3–0–2)т
Xavier (5–1–0)т		Saint Louis (4–0–3)т
Rhode Island (5–1–1)т		 Santa Clara (6–1–1) Cornell (6–1–1)т
Hofstra (9–1–0)т		 NIU (10–1–0) UCLA (8–4–0) UC Santa Barbara (10–3–4) St. John's (10–4–2)т
Princeton (10–5–0)т		UC Santa Barbara (11–4–4)т
Campbell (13–3–2)т		UCLA (10–6–1)30.
Preseason
Aug 1		Week 1
Aug 30 [40] 		Week 2
Sep 6 [41] 		Week 3
Sep 13 [42] 		Week 4
Sep 20 [43] 		Week 5
Sep 26 [44] 		Week 6
Oct 4 [45] 		Week 7
Oct 11 [46] 		Week 8
Oct 18 [47] 		Week 9
Oct 25 [48] 		Week 10
Nov 1 [49] 		Week 11
Nov 7 [50] 		Week 12
Nov 14 [51] 		Final
Dropped:
  • No. 22 Fordham
  • No. 27 Coastal Carolina
  • No. 29 UNCG
  • No. 30 Denver
Dropped:
  • No. 20 UCF
  • No. 26 Saint Mary's
  • No. 29 Davidson
  • No. 30т Yale
  • No. 30т High Point
Dropped:
No. 24 Charlotte		Dropped:
  • No. 16 Stanford
  • No. 22 VCU
  • No. 28 Marquette
  • No. 29 Lipscomb
  • No. 30т Xavier
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Penn State
  • No. 30т Rhode Island
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Indiana
  • No. 27 Wake Forest
  • No. 29 Seton Hall
Dropped:
  • No. 22 San Diego State
  • No. 28 Central Arkansas
  • No. 29 North Carolina
  • No. 30т Hofstra
Dropped:
  • No. 19 SMU
  • No. 25 Wisconsin
  • No. 28 Santa Clara
Dropped:
  • No. 27 Rutgers
  • No. 30 UCLA
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Cornell
  • No. 26 Bowling Green
  • No. 30 UC Santa Barbara
Dropped:
  • No. 25 James Madison
  • No. 28 Akron
  • No. 30т St. John's
Dropped:
  • No. 26 UNC Greensboro
  • No. 29 Loyola Marymount
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