2023 NCAA Division I men's soccer rankings

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Two major human polls made up the 2023 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 1 [2] 		Week 1
Aug 29 [3] 		Week 2
Sep 5		Week 3
Sep 12 [4] 		Week 4
Sep 19 [5] 		Week 5
Sep 26 [6] 		Week 6
Oct 3 [7] 		Week 7
Oct 10 [8] 		Week 8
Oct 17 [9] 		Week 9
Oct 24 [10] 		Week 10
Oct 31 [11] 		Week 11
Nov 6 [12] 		Final
Dec 12
1. Syracuse (4)Syracuse (2–0–0) (8)Stanford (3–0–0) (8)Stanford (4–0–0) (4)Marshall (7–0–0) (7)Marshall (8–0–0) (8)Marshall (10–0–0) (7)Marshall (11–0–0) (7)Marshall (12–0–0) (8)UCF (9–1–2) (7)UCF (10–1–2) (8)Marshall (15–2–0) (8)Clemson (15–3–5) (7)1.
2. Indiana (1)Kentucky (2–0–0)Marshall (3–0–0)Marshall (5–0–0) (3)West Virginia (5–0–1)SMU (7–1–0)UCF (5–1–2)UCF (6–1–2) (1)UCF (7–1–2)West Virginia (11–0–4) (1)Notre Dame (11–1–4)SMU (12–1–2)Notre Dame (13–3–6) (1)2.
3. Kentucky (1)Duke (2–0–0)Portland (3–0–0)Akron (5–0–1) (1)UCF (4–0–2)UCF (4–1–2)West Virginia (8–0–2) (1)Akron (8–0–4)Wake Forest (10–1–3)Wake Forest (11–1–4)SMU (11–1–2)Georgetown (12–2–2)West Virginia (17–3–4)3.
4. Duke (1)Stanford (2–0–0)Syracuse (3–0–1)West Virginia (5–0–0)Akron (5–0–2)West Virginia (6–0–2)SMU (7–1–1)Wake Forest (8–1–3)SMU (9–1–2)SMU (10–1–2)Marshall (13–2–0)Notre Dame (11–2–4) Oregon State (11–6–5)4.
5. Pittsburgh Marshall (2–0–0)Akron (3–0–1)UCF (4–0–1) тPortland (4–1–0)Akron (5–0–4)Akron (6–0–4)Georgetown (8–1–1)West Virginia (9–0–4)Notre Dame (10–1–4)Georgetown (11–2–2)West Virginia (13–1–4)Stanford (11–4–5)5.
6. Washington Portland (1–0–0)UCF (3–0–0)Louisville (4–0–1) тSMU (6–1–0) (1)Stanford (5–1–1)Wake Forest (7–1–3)SMU (8–1–2)Notre Dame (9–1–3)Marshall (12–2–0)Wake Forest (11–1–5)Wake Forest (11–2–5)North Carolina (11–4–7)6.
7. Stanford FIU (2–0–0)Louisville (3–0–0)Syracuse (3–0–2)Syracuse (3–0–3)Syracuse (4–1–3)Portland (6–2–0)West Virginia (8–0–4)Akron (9–0–5)Georgetown (9–2–2)West Virginia (11–1–4)North Carolina (9–3–5)Indiana (15–4–5)7.
8. Creighton Pittsburgh (1–0–1)James Madison (3–0–0)Duke (4–0–1)Stanford (4–1–1)Louisville (6–1–1)Georgetown (6–1–1)Notre Dame (7–1–3)Georgetown (8–2–1)Duke (8–3–2)Duke (10–3–2)Duke (11–3–3)Marshall (18–3–0)8.
9. Clemson Akron (2–0–0)Wake Forest (2–0–2)James Madison (4–0–1)Missouri State (4–0–1)Missouri State (5–0–1)Missouri State (6–0–2)Stanford (6–1–3)Duke (8–3–1)Portland (9–3–0)Virginia (10–3–3)Seattle (12–2–3)New Hampshire (13–3–4)9.
10. UNC Greensboro Indiana (0–0–1)Duke (3–0–1)Notre Dame (4–0–1)Louisville (4–1–1)Wake Forest (5–1–3)Stanford (5–1–3)Syracuse (6–2–3)Missouri State (7–1–3)North Carolina (7–2–5)тSeattle (12–2–3)New Hampshire (11–1–4)SMU (14–3–2)10.
11. Marshall SMU (2–0–0)FIU (2–0–1)Portland (3–1–0)Duke (4–1–1)Portland (5–2–0)Notre Dame (6–1–3)Pittsburgh (5–3–3)North Carolina (6–2–4)Clemson (9–3–2)тNew Hampshire (10–1–4)Virginia (10–3–4)Loyola Marymount (10–5–6)11.
12. Vermont Louisville (2–0–0)Vermont (3–1–0)Vermont (4–1–0)James Madison (4–1–2)Georgetown (5–1–1)Northwestern (8–0–2)Northwestern (9–0–3)Portland (8–3–0)Seattle (10–2–3)Portland (10–4–0)UCF (10–3–2)Western Michigan (17–1–4)12.
13. Portland UCF (2–0–0)Missouri State (2–0–0) Marquette (6–0–0)Northwestern (6–0–1)Michigan State (5–0–2)North Carolina (4–0–4) Cal State Fullerton (10–2–2)Seattle (9–2–3)Akron (9–1–6)North Carolina (7–3–5)Portland (11–4–0)Virginia (11–4–4)13.
14. Maryland Saint Louis (1–0–0)Penn State (2–0–2)Denver (4–0–2)Wake Forest (3–1–3)Vermont (6–1–1)Duke (6–2–1)North Carolina (5–1–4)FIU (7–2–3)Virginia (8–3–3)Clemson (9–3–3)Clemson (9–3–4)Vermont (13–6–2)14.
15. Virginia San Diego (2–0–0)Indiana (2–1–1)Missouri State (3–0–1)Notre Dame (4–1–2)Notre Dame (5–1–3)Vermont (7–1–2)Duke (6–3–1)Clemson (8–3–2)Stanford (7–2–4)Missouri State (9–2–3)Missouri State (10–2–3)Wake Forest (11–3–5)15.
16. Tulsa Wake Forest (1–0–1) West Virginia (3–0–0)SMU (5–1–0)Georgetown (3–1–1)Northwestern (7–0–2)Hofstra (8–1–2)Missouri State (6–1–3)Vermont (9–2–2)Michigan State (7–0–6)Vermont (11–3–2)Western Michigan (13–1–3)Georgetown (13–3–3)16.
17. Georgetown James Madison (2–0–0) Denver (2–0–2)Pittsburgh (2–2–1)Vermont (4–1–1)San Diego State (6–0–1)Seattle (7–2–2)Portland (6–3–0)Stanford (6–2–3)New Hampshire (9–1–4)Hofstra (11–3–4)Hofstra (12–3–4)Hofstra (14–3–5)17.
18. Wake Forest Missouri State (1–0–0) SIUE (3–0–0) San Diego State (4–0–1)New Hampshire (4–1–1) North Carolina (4–0–3)Syracuse (4–2–3)Hofstra (9–1–3)Virginia (7–3–3)Missouri State (8–2–3)Western Michigan (12–1–3)Syracuse (8–3–7)James Madison (10–5–5)18.
19. SMU New Hampshire (1–0–1)Kentucky (2–1–0) Northwestern (5–0–1)Denver (4–1–3)Hofstra (6–1–2)Penn State (6–1–3)Michigan State (6–0–4)New Hampshire (7–1–4)Syracuse (7–3–5)Stanford (7–2–5)Bryant (14–1–2)UCF (10–4–2)19.
20. Cornell Maryland (1–1–0) Notre Dame (2–0–1)Wake Forest (2–1–2)Washington (3–1–3)UIC (7–1–1)Pittsburgh (4–3–3)Seattle (7–2–3)Michigan State (6–0–6)Pittsburgh (6–4–4)Loyola Marymount (7–2–6)Louisville (11–4–3)Duke (11–4–3)20.
21. FIU Penn State (1–0–1) Wisconsin (3–1–0)New Hampshire (3–1–1)San Diego State (5–0–1)Duke (4–2–1)Louisville (7–2–1)Clemson (8–3–1)Northwestern (9–1–3)Vermont (10–3–2)Akron (9–1–7) UCLA (8–3–5)UCLA (9–4–5)21.
22. Akron Vermont (1–1–0)SMU (3–1–0)San Diego (4–1–1) Michigan State (4–0–2)Washington (4–2–3)San Diego State (6–1–2)Vermont (8–2–2)Syracuse (6–3–4)Hofstra (10–3–4)Syracuse (7–3–6)Stanford (8–3–5)Portland (12–5–0)22.
23. New Hampshire Washington (1–1–0) Seton Hall (3–1–0)Indiana (2–2–1)Marquette (6–1–0) Seattle (5–2–2)Michigan State (5–0–4)FIU (6–2–3)Pittsburgh (5–4–3) Western Michigan (11–1–3)FIU (9–3–3)Denver (11–2–4)Seattle (12–4–3)23.
24. Saint Louis Loyola Marymount (1–0–1)Loyola Marymount (1–0–2)Kentucky (3–2–0) Hofstra (4–1–2)New Hampshire (4–1–2) Fordham (5–1–3)New Hampshire (6–1–4) Bryant (11–1–2)FIU (8–3–3)Bryant (13–1–2)SIU Edwardsville (14–0–3)Louisville (12–6–3)24.
25. Pennsylvania Oral Roberts (2–0–0)Washington (2–1–1)Cornell (2–1–0) UIC (5–1–1)Penn State (5–1–2)
  • UIC (7–2–1) т
  • FIU (5–2–2) т
Saint Louis (6–3–2)Oral Roberts (7–2–2)Bryant (12–1–2) SIU Edwardsville (14–0–3)Loyola Marymount (7–3–6)Syracuse (9–5–7)25.
Preseason
Aug 1 [13] 		Week 1
Aug 29 [14] 		Week 2
Sep 5		Week 3
Sep 12 [15] 		Week 4
Sep 19 [16] 		Week 5
Sep 26 [17] 		Week 6
Oct 3 [18] 		Week 7
Oct 10 [19] 		Week 8
Oct 17 [20] 		Week 9
Oct 24 [21] 		Week 10
Oct 31 [22] 		Week 11
Nov 6 [23] 		Final
Dec 12
Dropped:
  • No. 8 Creighton
  • No. 9 Clemson
  • No. 10 UNC Greensboro
  • No. 15 Virginia
  • No. 16 Tulsa
  • No. 17 Georgetown
  • No. 20 Cornell
  • No. 25 Pennsylvania
Dropped:
  • No. 8 Pittsburgh
  • No. 14 Saint Louis
  • No. 15 San Diego
  • No. 19 New Hampshire
  • No. 20 Maryland
  • No. 25 Oral Roberts
Dropped:
  • No. 11 FIU
  • No. 14 Penn State
  • No. 18 SIUE
  • No. 21 Wisconsin
  • No. 23 Seton Hall
  • No. 24 Loyola Marymount
  • No. 25 Washington
Dropped:
  • No. 17 Pittsburgh
  • No. 22 San Diego
  • No. 23 Indiana
  • No. 24 Kentucky
  • No. 25 Cornell
Dropped:
  • No. 12 James Madison
  • No. 19 Denver
  • No. 23 Marquette
Dropped:
  • No. 22 Washington
  • No. 24 New Hampshire
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Penn State
  • No. 21 Louisville
  • No. 22 San Diego State
  • No. 24 Fordham
  • No. 25т UIC
Dropped:
  • No. 13 Cal State Fullerton
  • No. 18 Hofstra
  • No. 25 Saint Louis
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Northwestern
  • No. 25 Oral Roberts
Dropped:
  • No. 16 Michigan State
  • No. 20 Pittsburgh
Dropped:
  • No. 16 Vermont
  • No. 21 Akron
  • No. 23 FIU
Dropped:
  • No. 15 Missouri State
  • No. 19 Bryant
  • No. 23 Denver
  • No. 24 SIU Edwardsville

Top Drawer Soccer

Source: [24]

Preseason
Aug 21 [25] 		Week 1
Aug 28 [26] 		Week 2
Sep 4 [27] 		Week 3
Sep 11 [28] 		Week 4
Sep 18 [29] 		Week 5
Sep 25 [30] 		Week 6
Oct 2 [31] 		Week 7
Oct 9 [32] 		Week 8
Oct 16 [33] 		Week 9
Oct 23 [34] 		Week 10
Oct 30 [35] 		Week 11
Nov 6 [36] 		Week 12
Nov 13		Week 13
Nov 20		Week 14
Nov 27		Week 15
Dec 4		Final
Dec 11
1. Syracuse Syracuse (1–0–0)Stanford (2–0–0)Stanford (4–0–0)Marshall (7–0–0)Marshall (8–0–0)Marshall (10–0–0)Marshall (11–0–0)Marshall (12–0–0)West Virginia (11–0–4)UCF (10–1–2)SMU (12–1–2)Marshall (17–2–0)Marshall (18–2–0)West Virginia (16–2–4)West Virginia (17–2–4)Clemson (13–3–5)1.
2. Indiana Stanford (2–0–0)Marshall (3–0–0)Marshall (5–0–0)West Virginia (5–0–1)SMU (7–1–0)UCF (5–1–2)UCF (6–1–2)UCF (7–1–2)UCF (9–1–2)Notre Dame (11–1–4)West Virginia (13–1–4)Bryant (16–1–2)West Virginia (15–2–4)Clemson (12–3–5)Clemson (13–3–5)Notre Dame (12–2–6)2.
3. Washington Indiana (0–0–1)Syracuse (2–0–1)Duke (4–0–1)SMU (6–1–0)UCF (4–1–2)Wake Forest (7–1–3)Wake Forest (8–1–3)Wake Forest (10–1–3)Wake Forest (11–1–4)SMU (11–1–2)Marshall (15–2–0)West Virginia (14–2–4)Clemson (11–3–5)Stanford (11–3–5)Oregon State (11–5–5)West Virginia (17–2–4)3.
4. Clemson Duke (2–0–0)Washington (2–1–0)Vermont (4–1–0)UCF (4–0–2)Stanford (5–1–1)West Virginia (8–0–2)Georgetown (8–1–1)Notre Dame (9–1–3)Notre Dame (10–1–4)West Virginia (11–1–4)Notre Dame (11–2–4)Clemson (10–3–5)SMU (14–2–2)Oregon State (10–5–5)Notre Dame (12–2–6)Oregon State (11–5–5)4.
5. Duke Kentucky (1–0–0)Georgetown (2–1–0)Akron (4–0–1)Syracuse (3–0–3)Wake Forest (5–1–3)SMU (7–1–1)Akron (8–0–4)SMU (9–1–2)SMU (10–1–2)Wake Forest (11–1–5)Seattle (12–2–3)SMU (13–2–2)Notre Dame (12–2–4)Notre Dame (12–2–5)Stanford (11–4–5)Stanford (11–4–5)5.
6. Kentucky Marshall (1–0–0)Portland (2–0–0)Syracuse (3–0–2)Stanford (4–1–1)Vermont (6–1–1)Stanford (5–1–3)Notre Dame (7–1–3)West Virginia (9–0–4)Marshall (12–2–0)Marshall (13–2–0)Georgetown (12–2–2)Notre Dame (11–2–4)North Carolina (11–3–6)North Carolina (11–3–7)North Carolina (11–4–7)North Carolina (11–4–7)6.
7. Pittsburgh Vermont (1–0–0)Indiana (1–1–1)Louisville (4–0–1)Washington (3–1–3)West Virginia (6–0–2)Georgetown (6–1–1)Stanford (5–1–3)Akron (9–0–5)Portland (9–3–0)Duke (10–3–2)Wake Forest (11–2–5)Georgetown (13–2–3)Western Michigan (17–1–3)Indiana (15–4–4)Indiana (15–4–5)Indiana (15–4–5)7.
8. Stanford Pittsburgh (0–0–1)Duke (2–0–1)Pittsburgh (2–2–1)Portland (4–1–0)Syracuse (4–1–3)Portland (6–2–0)SMU (8–1–2)Duke (8–3–1)Duke (8–3–2)Seattle (12–2–3)Duke (11–3–3)North Carolina (10–3–6)Hofstra (14–3–4)Loyola Marymount (10–4–6)Loyola Marymount (10–5–6)Loyola Marymount (10–5–6)8.
9. Marshall Washington (1–1–0)Kentucky (2–1–0)SMU (4–1–0)Wake Forest (3–1–3)Georgetown (5–1–1)Akron (6–0–4)Pittsburgh (5–3–3)Portland (8–3–0)Clemson (9–3–2)Virginia (10–3–3)UCF (10–3–2)Wake Forest (11–2–5)Virginia (11–3–4)Marshall (18–3–0)Marshall (18–3–0)Marshall (18–3–0)9.
10. UNC Greensboro Clemson (0–1–0)Vermont (2–1–0) West Virginia (5–0–0)Vermont (4–1–1)Missouri State (5–0–1)Pittsburgh (4–3–3)West Virginia (8–0–4)Georgetown (8–2–1)Pittsburgh (6–4–4)Georgetown (11–2–2)Bryant (14–1–2)Western Michigan (15–1–3)Indiana (14–4–4)Western Michigan (17–1–4)Western Michigan (17–1–4)Western Michigan (17–1–4)10.
11. Maryland Maryland (1–1–0)Pittsburgh (1–1–1)Kentucky (3–2–0)Akron (5–0–2)Washington (3–2–3)North Carolina (4–0–4)Syracuse (6–2–3)Vermont (9–2–2)Seattle (10–2–3)Vermont (11–3–2)Clemson (9–3–4)Duke (11–3–3)New Hampshire (13–2–4)Hofstra (14–3–5)Hofstra (14–3–5)Hofstra (14–3–5)11.
12. Georgetown Georgetown (1–1–0)Maryland (1–1–1)Portland (3–1–0)Duke (4–1–1)Michigan State (5–0–2)Duke (6–2–1)North Carolina (5–1–4)Clemson (8–3–2)Virginia (8–3–3)Bryant (13–1–2)Virginia (10–3–4)UCLA (9–3–5)Stanford (10–3–5)Virginia (11–4–4)Virginia (11–4–4)Virginia (11–4–4)12.
13. Vermont Portland (1–0–0)Denver (2–0–1)Denver (4–0–2)Georgetown (3–1–1)Louisville (5–1–1)Syracuse (4–2–3)Duke (6–3–1)North Carolina (6–2–4)Georgetown (9–2–2)Western Michigan (12–1–3)Western Michigan (13–1–3)Hofstra (13–3–4)James Madison (10–4–5)New Hampshire (13–3–4)New Hampshire (13–3–4)New Hampshire (13–3–4)13.
14. Cornell Cornell (0–0–0)Wake Forest (1–0–2)Washington (2–1–2)New Hampshire (4–1–1)San Diego State (6–0–1)Vermont (7–1–2)Portland (6–3–0)Stanford (6–2–3)Akron (9–1–6)Clemson (9–3–3)New Hampshire (11–1–4)UCF (10–3–2)Vermont (13–5–2)James Madison (10–5–5)James Madison (10–5–5)James Madison (10–5–5)14.
15. Portland UNC Greensboro (0–1–1) Wisconsin (3–0–0)UCF (4–0–1)Missouri State (4–0–1)Portland (5–1–0)Missouri State (6–0–2)Clemson (8–3–1)Pittsburgh (5–4–3)Vermont (10–3–2)Missouri State (9–2–3)North Carolina (9–3–5)Virginia (10–3–4) Oregon State (9–5–5)Vermont (13–6–2)Vermont (13–6–2)Vermont (13–6–2)15.
16. Creighton SMU (1–0–0)Akron (2–0–1)Cornell (2–1–0)Pittsburgh (3–2–2)Pittsburgh (3–3–2)Notre Dame (6–1–3)Cal State Fullerton (10–2–2)Missouri State (7–1–3)Stanford (7–2–4)Denver (10–2–4)Missouri State (10–2–3)Indiana (12–4–4) Loyola Marymount (9–4–6)SMU (14–3–2)SMU (14–3–2)SMU (14–3–2)16.
17. Wake Forest Wake Forest (1–0–1) UCF (3–0–0)Georgetown (2–1–1)Denver (4–1–3)Akron (5–0–4)Northwestern (8–0–2) Hofstra (9–1–3)Syracuse (6–3–4)Bryant (12–1–2)Akron (9–1–7)Denver (11–2–4)New Hampshire (12–2–4)Georgetown (13–3–3)Georgetown (13–3–3)Georgetown (13–3–3)Georgetown (13–3–3)17.
18. SMU Creighton (0–1–1)Clemson (1–1–1) New Hampshire (3–1–1) Michigan State (4–0–2)New Hampshire (4–1–2)Clemson (6–3–1)Northwestern (9–0–3)Oral Roberts (7–2–2)North Carolina (7–2–5)Portland (10–4–0)Portland (11–4–0)Portland (12–4–0)Wake Forest (11–3–5)Wake Forest (11–3–5)Wake Forest (11–3–5)Wake Forest (11–3–5)18.
19. Denver Denver (1–0–1) Louisville (3–0–0)Wake Forest (2–1–2)Louisville (4–1–1) North Carolina (4–0–3) Cal State Fullerton (8–2–2)Vermont (8–2–2)FIU (7–2–3)Syracuse (7–3–5)New Hampshire (10–1–4)Syracuse (8–3–7)Seattle (12–3–3)Duke (11–4–3)Duke (11–4–3)Duke (11–4–3)Duke (11–4–3)19.
20. Tulsa Saint Louis (1–0–0)SMU (2–1–0) Notre Dame (4–0–1) Northwestern (6–0–1)Denver (5–1–3)Washington (4–3–3)Missouri State (6–1–3)Seattle (9–2–3) Western Michigan (11–1–3)Pittsburgh (6–5–4)Louisville (11–4–3)Missouri State (11–3–3)UCLA (9–4–5)UCLA (9–4–5)UCLA (9–4–5)UCLA (9–4–5)20.
21. Saint Louis Akron (1–0–0) Missouri State (2–0–0)Indiana (2–2–1)San Diego State (5–0–1)Duke (4–2–1)San Diego State (6–1–2)Saint Louis (6–3–2)Cal State Fullerton (11–3–2)Missouri State (8–2–3)Stanford (7–2–5)UCLA (8–3–5)Syracuse (8–4–7)UCF (10–4–2)UCF (10–4–2)UCF (10–4–2)UCF (10–4–2)21.
22. Akron Tulsa (1–1–0)Cornell (0–1–0)Missouri State (3–0–1) Virginia (4–2–1)Notre Dame (5–1–3)Michigan State (5–0–4)Oral Roberts (6–2–2)Virginia (7–3–3)New Hampshire (9–1–4)North Carolina (7–3–5)Oral Roberts (10–3–3)SIUE (16–0–3)Portland (12–5–0)Portland (12–5–0)Portland (12–5–0)Portland (12–5–0)22.
23. High Point FIU (1–0–0)Penn State (1–0–2) Marquette (5–0–0)Clemson (4–2–1)Northwestern (7–0–2)Louisville (6–2–1)Michigan State (6–0–4)Northwestern (9–1–3)Denver (9–2–4)FIU (9–3–3)Vermont (11–5–2) Charlotte (11–3–1)Missouri State (12–4–3)Missouri State (12–4–3)Missouri State (12–4–3)Missouri State (12–4–3)23.
24. FIU Pennsylvania (0–0–0) Oral Roberts (3–0–0) James Madison (4–0–1) Bryant (6–0–0)Clemson (5–3–1) Seattle (7–2–2)UCLA (5–2–3) Davidson (9–2–1)Oral Roberts (8–2–3)Syracuse (7–3–6)Hofstra (12–3–4)Louisville (11–5–3)Syracuse (9–5–7)Syracuse (9–5–7)Syracuse (9–5–7)Syracuse (9–5–7)24.
25. Pennsylvania San Diego (2–0–0)FIU (2–0–1) San Diego State (4–0–1)Kentucky (3–3–0)Bryant (7–1–0) UCLA (4–2–2)Washington (5–4–3)Bryant (11–1–2)FIU (8–3–3)Oral Roberts (9–3–3) SIUE (14–0–3) Xavier (9–3–6)Charlotte (12–4–1)Charlotte (12–4–1)Charlotte (12–4–1)Charlotte (12–4–1)25.
Preseason
Aug 21 [37] 		Week 1
Aug 28 [38] 		Week 2
Sep 4 [39] 		Week 3
Sep 11 [40] 		Week 4
Sep 18 [41] 		Week 5
Sep 25 [42] 		Week 6
Oct 2 [43] 		Week 7
Oct 9 [44] 		Week 8
Oct 16 [45] 		Week 9
Oct 23 [46] 		Week 10
Oct 30 [47] 		Week 11
Nov 6 [48] 		Week 12
Nov 13		Week 13
Nov 20		Week 14
Nov 27		Week 15
Dec 4		Final
Dec 11
Dropped:
No. 23 High Point		Dropped:
  • No. 15 UNC Greensboro
  • No. 20 Saint Louis
  • No. 22 Tulsa
  • No. 24 Pennsylvania
  • No. 25 San Diego
Dropped:
  • No. 12 Maryland
  • No. 15 Wisconsin
  • No. 18 Clemson
  • No. 23 Penn State
  • No. 24 Oral Roberts
  • No. 25 FIU
Dropped:
  • No. 16 Cornell
  • No. 20 Notre Dame
  • No. 21 Indiana
  • No. 23 Marquette
  • No. 24 James Madison
Dropped:
  • No. 22 Virginia
  • No. 25 Kentucky
Dropped:
  • No. 18 New Hampshire
  • No. 20 Denver
  • No. 25 Bryant
Dropped:
  • No. 21 San Diego State
  • No. 23 Louisville
  • No. 24 Seattle
Dropped:
  • No. 17 Hofstra
  • No. 21 Saint Louis
  • No. 23 Michigan State
  • No. 24 UCLA
  • No. 25 Washington
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Cal State Fullerton
  • No. 23 Northwestern
  • No. 24 Davidson
NoneDropped:
  • No. 17 Akron
  • No. 20 Pittsburgh
  • No. 21 Stanford
  • No. 23 FIU
Dropped:
  • No. 17 Denver
  • No. 22 Oral Roberts
  • No. 23 Vermont
Dropped:
  • No. 2 Bryant
  • No. 19 Seattle
  • No. 22 SUIE
  • No. 24 Louisville
  • No. 25 Xavier
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