OT: 2019 NCAA D1 Football

[catatonic]

Re: 2019 NCAA D1 Football

As a recognized win. If you play someone on their list that doesn't meet the requirements........ well, here it is.

http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/ForSID...Definition.pdf

There has been some discussion on FCS about how the playoff committee views wins against non D1 opponents.

[wscsuperfan]

Re: 2019 NCAA D1 Football

Here are all of the official FBS preseason polls

(technically, the Big Ten doesn't conduct one, but the Cleveland newspaper has been running the closest thing to it by polling the media members who cover each team in the league)

ACC

Atlantic Division
1. Clemson (171) - 1,209 pts
2. Syracuse (2) - 913
3. Florida State - 753
4. North Carolina State - 666
5. Boston College - 588
6. Wake Forest - 462
7. Louisville - 253

Coastal Division
1. Virginia (82) - 1,003 pts
2. Miami (FL) (55) - 992
3. Virginia Tech (20) - 827
4. Pittsburgh (8) - 691
5. Duke (6) - 566
6. North Carolina (1) - 463
7. Georgia Tech (1) - 302

ACC Championship Game Winner
Clemson - 170
Syracuse - 2
Virginia - 1

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AAC

East Division
1. Central Florida (19) - 169 pts
2. Cincinnati (11) - 157
3. South Florida - 107
4. Temple - 101
5. East Carolina - 66
6. Connecticut - 30

West Division
1. Memphis (15) - 165 pts
2. Houston (14) - 162
3. Tulane - 108
4. Southern Methodist (1) - 87
5. Navy - 70
6. Tulsa - 38

AAC Championship Game Winner
Central Florida - 12
Cincinnati - 8
Memphis - 6
Houston - 4

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Big 12
1. Oklahoma (68) - 761 pts
2. Texas (9) - 696
3. Iowa State - 589
4. TCU - 474
5. Oklahoma State - 460
6. Baylor - 453
7. Texas Tech - 281
8. West Virginia - 241
9. Kansas State - 191
10. Kansas - 89

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Big Ten

East Division
1. Michigan (20) - 222 pts
2. Ohio State (14) - 214
3. Michigan State - 156
4. Penn State - 154
5. Indiana - 86.5
6. Maryland - 82.5
7. Rutgers - 37

West Division
1. Nebraska (14) - 198 pts
2. Iowa (14) - 194.5
3. Wisconsin (4) - 172.5
4. Northwestern (1) - 142.5
5. Purdue - 110.5
6. Minnesota (1) - 100
7. Illinois - 34

Big Ten Championship Game winner
Michigan - 17
Ohio State - 14
Nebraska - 2
Northwestern - 1

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C-USA

East Division
1. Marshall (14)
2. Florida International (9)
3. Florida Atlantic (3)
4. Middle Tennessee State
5. Western Kentucky
6. Old Dominion
7. Charlotte

West Division
1. North Texas (20)
2. Southern Mississippi (4)
3. Louisiana Tech
4. Alabama-Birmingham (2)
5. Texas-San Antonio
6. Rice
7. Texas-El Paso

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MAC

East Division
1. Ohio (24) - 144 pts
2. Miami (OH) - 107
3. Buffalo - 100
4. Kent State - 62
5. Akron - 54
6. Bowling Green - 37

West Division
1. Toledo (15) - 127 pts
2. Western Michigan (5) - 112
3. Northern Illinois (3) - 103
4. Eastern Michigan - 83
5. Ball State - 43
6. Central Michigan (1) - 36

MAC Championship Game Winner
Ohio - 13
Toledo - 7
Western Michigan - 2
Central Michigan - 1
Northern Illinois - 1

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Mountain West

Mountain Division
1. Boise State (15) - 120 pts
2. Utah State (6) - 108
3. Air Force - 73
4. Wyoming - 66
5. Colorado State - 52
6. New Mexico - 22

West Division
1. Fresno State (17) - 122 pts
2. San Diego State (3) - 106
3. Nevada - 74
4. Hawaii (1) - 67
5. UNLV - 51
6. San Jose State - 21

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Pac-12

North Division
1. Oregon (17) - 190 pts
2. Washington (17) - 189
3. Stanford - 129
4. Washington State (1) - 108
5. California - 81
6. Oregon State - 38

South Division
1. Utah (33) - 206 pts
2. USC (2) - 167
3. Arizona State - 118
3. UCLA - 118
5. Arizona - 85
6. Colorado - 46

Pac-12 Championship Game Winner
Utah - 12
Oregon - 11
Washington - 9
USC - 2
Washington State - 1

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SEC

East Division
1. Georgia (233) - 1,789 pts
2. Florida (21) - 1,499
3. Missouri (3) - 1,149
4. South Carolina (1) - 883
5. Tennessee (1) - 804
6. Kentucky (1) - 798
7. Vanderbilt - 358

West Division
1. Alabama (253) - 1,813 pts
2. LSU (5) - 1,493
3. Texas A&M - 1,268
4. Auburn (1) - 1,090
5. Mississippi State (1) - 769
6. Mississippi - 504
7. Arkansas - 343

SEC Championship Game Winner
Alabama - 203
Georgia - 49
LSU - 3
Auburn - 1
Florida - 1
Mississippi State - 1
South Carolina - 1
Tennessee - 1

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Sun Belt

East Division
1. Appalachian State (7) - 46 pts
2. Troy (1) - 39
3. Georgia Southern (2) - 35
4. Coastal Carolina - 17
5. Georgia State - 13

West Division
1. Louisiana-Lafayette (6) - 46 pts
2. Arkansas State (3) - 42
3. Louisiana-Monroe - 27
4. South Alabama (1) - 19
5. Texas State - 16

[IronOre]

Re: 2019 NCAA D1 Football

Here are all of the official FBS preseason polls

How come there are only 10 teams in the Big 12 and 14 teams in the Big 10?

[laker]

Re: 2019 NCAA D1 Football

How come there are only 10 teams in the Big 12 and 14 teams in the Big 10?

That is called New Math.

[KleShreen]

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How come there are only 10 teams in the Big 12 and 14 teams in the Big 10?

That is called New Math.

Damn common core.

[Wildcat Khan]

Re: 2019 NCAA D1 Football

Here are all of the official FBS preseason polls

(technically, the Big Ten doesn't conduct one, but the Cleveland newspaper has been running the closest thing to it by polling the media members who cover each team in the league)

ACC

Atlantic Division
1. Clemson (171) - 1,209 pts
2. Syracuse (2) - 913
3. Florida State - 753
4. North Carolina State - 666
5. Boston College - 588
6. Wake Forest - 462
7. Louisville - 253

Coastal Division
1. Virginia (82) - 1,003 pts
2. Miami (FL) (55) - 992
3. Virginia Tech (20) - 827
4. Pittsburgh (8) - 691
5. Duke (6) - 566
6. North Carolina (1) - 463
7. Georgia Tech (1) - 302

ACC Championship Game Winner
Clemson - 170
Syracuse - 2
Virginia - 1

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AAC

East Division
1. Central Florida (19) - 169 pts
2. Cincinnati (11) - 157
3. South Florida - 107
4. Temple - 101
5. East Carolina - 66
6. Connecticut - 30

West Division
1. Memphis (15) - 165 pts
2. Houston (14) - 162
3. Tulane - 108
4. Southern Methodist (1) - 87
5. Navy - 70
6. Tulsa - 38

AAC Championship Game Winner
Central Florida - 12
Cincinnati - 8
Memphis - 6
Houston - 4

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Big 12
1. Oklahoma (68) - 761 pts
2. Texas (9) - 696
3. Iowa State - 589
4. TCU - 474
5. Oklahoma State - 460
6. Baylor - 453
7. Texas Tech - 281
8. West Virginia - 241
9. Kansas State - 191
10. Kansas - 89

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Big Ten

East Division
1. Michigan (20) - 222 pts
2. Ohio State (14) - 214
3. Michigan State - 156
4. Penn State - 154
5. Indiana - 86.5
6. Maryland - 82.5
7. Rutgers - 37

West Division
1. Nebraska (14) - 198 pts
2. Iowa (14) - 194.5
3. Wisconsin (4) - 172.5
4. Northwestern (1) - 142.5
5. Purdue - 110.5
6. Minnesota (1) - 100
7. Illinois - 34

Big Ten Championship Game winner
Michigan - 17
Ohio State - 14
Nebraska - 2
Northwestern - 1

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C-USA

East Division
1. Marshall (14)
2. Florida International (9)
3. Florida Atlantic (3)
4. Middle Tennessee State
5. Western Kentucky
6. Old Dominion
7. Charlotte

West Division
1. North Texas (20)
2. Southern Mississippi (4)
3. Louisiana Tech
4. Alabama-Birmingham (2)
5. Texas-San Antonio
6. Rice
7. Texas-El Paso

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MAC

East Division
1. Ohio (24) - 144 pts
2. Miami (OH) - 107
3. Buffalo - 100
4. Kent State - 62
5. Akron - 54
6. Bowling Green - 37

West Division
1. Toledo (15) - 127 pts
2. Western Michigan (5) - 112
3. Northern Illinois (3) - 103
4. Eastern Michigan - 83
5. Ball State - 43
6. Central Michigan (1) - 36

MAC Championship Game Winner
Ohio - 13
Toledo - 7
Western Michigan - 2
Central Michigan - 1
Northern Illinois - 1

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Mountain West

Mountain Division
1. Boise State (15) - 120 pts
2. Utah State (6) - 108
3. Air Force - 73
4. Wyoming - 66
5. Colorado State - 52
6. New Mexico - 22

West Division
1. Fresno State (17) - 122 pts
2. San Diego State (3) - 106
3. Nevada - 74
4. Hawaii (1) - 67
5. UNLV - 51
6. San Jose State - 21

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Pac-12

North Division
1. Oregon (17) - 190 pts
2. Washington (17) - 189
3. Stanford - 129
4. Washington State (1) - 108
5. California - 81
6. Oregon State - 38

South Division
1. Utah (33) - 206 pts
2. USC (2) - 167
3. Arizona State - 118
3. UCLA - 118
5. Arizona - 85
6. Colorado - 46

Pac-12 Championship Game Winner
Utah - 12
Oregon - 11
Washington - 9
USC - 2
Washington State - 1

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SEC

East Division
1. Georgia (233) - 1,789 pts
2. Florida (21) - 1,499
3. Missouri (3) - 1,149
4. South Carolina (1) - 883
5. Tennessee (1) - 804
6. Kentucky (1) - 798
7. Vanderbilt - 358

West Division
1. Alabama (253) - 1,813 pts
2. LSU (5) - 1,493
3. Texas A&M - 1,268
4. Auburn (1) - 1,090
5. Mississippi State (1) - 769
6. Mississippi - 504
7. Arkansas - 343

SEC Championship Game Winner
Alabama - 203
Georgia - 49
LSU - 3
Auburn - 1
Florida - 1
Mississippi State - 1
South Carolina - 1
Tennessee - 1

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Sun Belt

East Division
1. Appalachian State (7) - 46 pts
2. Troy (1) - 39
3. Georgia Southern (2) - 35
4. Coastal Carolina - 17
5. Georgia State - 13

West Division
1. Louisiana-Lafayette (6) - 46 pts
2. Arkansas State (3) - 42
3. Louisiana-Monroe - 27
4. South Alabama (1) - 19
5. Texas State - 16

Funny that a top 10-team from last year with a Walter Payton Award finalist at QB is picked so low. Even when WSU gets good, they are still doubted. We expect that though around eastern Washington even from back when Drew Bledsoe was QB.

[IronOre]

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Funny that a top 10-team from last year with a Walter Payton Award finalist at QB is picked so low. Even when WSU gets good, they are still doubted. We expect that though around eastern Washington even from back when Drew Bledsoe was QB.

They ought to be doubting them. There's a reason they call it "Couging it."

[Wildcat Khan]

Re: 2019 NCAA D1 Football

They ought to be doubting them. There's a reason they call it "Couging it."

Well, they have what last few years would have been a good out of conference game to go with New Mexico State and Northern Colorado (QB know their defense from facing it?) in Houston at NRG stadium in Houston. All you Fuskie fans can say that, but who was the top ranked Pac-12 team last season?

Also no USC on the schedule, but they do also miss Arizona too. 3 of the other top 4 teams in Pac-12 teams on the road may be tough. I'm also not sold on the Ducks yet as they fell hard the last few years from being a national title contender.

[IronOre]

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Well, they have what last few years would have been a good out of conference game to go with New Mexico State and Northern Colorado (QB know their defense from facing it?) in Houston at NRG stadium in Houston. All you Fuskie fans can say that, but who was the top ranked Pac-12 team last season?

Also no USC on the schedule, but they do also miss Arizona too. 3 of the other top 4 teams in Pac-12 teams on the road may be tough. I'm also not sold on the Ducks yet as they fell hard the last few years from being a national title contender.

Which team won the Pac-12 championship? Cougars had their shot to go to the game, and well, they Couged it. At home. With the best QB they've had in years.

[Runnin' Cat]

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Funny that a top 10-team from last year with a Walter Payton Award finalist at QB is picked so low. Even when WSU gets good, they are still doubted. We expect that though around eastern Washington even from back when Drew Bledsoe was QB.

How is it funny? That QB is gone, they also lost a lot of other key players. WSU is good for a couple of years, then they fall back. Really tough to sustain a top ten type of program in Pullman.

[UNALions]

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FCS Preseason Polls


Big Sky Coaches

1. Eastern Washington (10 first-place votes), 140 points
2. UC Davis, 127
3. Weber State (2), 124
4. Montana (1), 104
5. Montana State, 100
6. Northern Arizona, 88
7. Idaho State, 72
8. Idaho, 65
9. Cal Poly, 56
10. Portland State, 42
11. Sacramento State, 40
12. Southern Utah, 38
13. Northern Colorado, 19

Big Sky Media

1. Eastern Washington (25), 536
2. UC Davis (13), 510
3. Weber State (4), 472
4. Montana State, 417
5. Montana (1), 396
6. Northern Arizona, 302
7. Idaho State, 285
8. Idaho, 248
9. Cal Poly, 196
10. Portland State, 178
11. Southern Utah, 160
12. Sacramento State, 125
13. Northern Colorado, 90

Big South

1. Kennesaw State (14), 134 points
2. Monmouth (5), 122
3. Charleston Southern (1), 79
4. Campbell, 73
5. Gardner-Webb, 67
6. Hampton, 64
7. Presbyterian, 21
* North Alabama ineligible due to Division I transition

CAA

1-James Madison (20)
2-Towson (3)
3-Maine (1)
4-Elon
5-Delaware
6-Stony Brook
7-New Hampshire
8-Rhode Island
9-Villanova
10-Richmond
11-William & Mary
12-Albany

MEAC

1. North Carolina A&T State (12)
2. Bethune-Cookman (1)
3. Florida A&M (2)
4. Howard
5. North Carolina Central (1)
6. South Carolina State
7. Norfolk State (1)
8. Morgan State (1)
9. Delaware State

Missouri Valley Conference

1. North Dakota State (32 first-place votes), 392 points
2. South Dakota State (4), 348
3. Illinois State (3), 289
4. Indiana State (1), 279
5. Northern Iowa, 266
6. South Dakota, 176
7. Youngstown State, 153
8. Western Illinois, 128
9. Southern Illinois, 89
10. Missouri State, 80

Northeast Conference

1. Duquesne (7)
2. Sacred Heart (1)
3. Central Connecticut State
4. Wagner
5. Bryant
6. Saint Francis
7. Robert Morris
8. Long Island
* Merrimack not yet playing a full NEC schedule.

Ohio Valley Conference

1. Jacksonville State (14), 126 points
2. Southeast Missouri (4), 115
3. Eastern Kentucky, 98
4. Austin Peay, 70
5.(tie) Murray State, 61
5.(tie) Tennessee State, 61
7. UT Martin, 60
8. Eastern Illinois, 35
9. Tennessee Tech, 22

Patriot League

1. Colgate (12 first-place votes), 72 points
2. Holy Cross (2), 58
3. Georgetown, 51
4. Fordham, 39
5. Lehigh, 38
6. Lafayette, 21
7. Bucknell, 15

Southern Conference Coaches

1. Wofford (7), 63 points
2. Furman (1), 55
3. ETSU (1), 44
4. Chattanooga, 40
5. Mercer, 34
6. Samford, 33
7. The Citadel, 22
8. Western Carolina, 21
9. VMI, 12

Southern Conference Media

1. Wofford (21), 253 points
2. Furman (6), 229
3. ETSU (2), 187
4. Mercer, 146
5. Chattanooga, 134
6. Samford, 125
7. The Citadel, 111
8. Western Carolina, 88
9. VMI, 32

Southland Conference

1. Nicholls (20), 200 points
2. Central Arkansas, 154
3. Incarnate Word (1), 150
4. Sam Houston State, 146
5. Lamar, 123
6. McNeese, 114
7. Abilene Christian (1), 112
8. Southeastern Louisiana, 71
9. Stephen F. Austin, 63
10. Northwestern State, 56
11. Houston Baptist, 21

SWAC

East
1. Alcorn (92 points)
2. Alabama A&M (70)
3. Jackson State (61)
4. Alabama State (47)
5. Mississippi Valley State (30)

West
1. Southern (90)
2. Prairie View A&M (78)
3. Grambling State (74)
4. Texas Southern (34)
5. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (24)

[laker]

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Anyone know if there is a site that shows the last football conference title for a team?

The last Gopher Big Ten title was a three way tie with Indiana and Purdue in 1967. Indiana went to the Rose Bowl (it was their last shard of a title too). I was in 8th grade. Now I'm retired. To say the least, the Gophers have been disappointing.

[UNALions]

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Anyone know if there is a site that shows the last football conference title for a team?

The last Gopher Big Ten title was a three way tie with Indiana and Purdue in 1967. Indiana went to the Rose Bowl (it was their last shard of a title too). I was in 8th grade. Now I'm retired. To say the least, the Gophers have been disappointing.

Wikipedia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minnes...phers_football

[laker]

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Wikipedia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minnes...phers_football

For years I could not only tell you who the Gophers played in 1967, but also the score of the game. The loss at Nebraska was one day after my Mom died. That Purdue game was a real kick in the pants. Then the Gophers spoiled Indiana's unbeaten season the next week. Hubert Humphrey went around the locker room congratulating the team the next week after they clinched the title tie- they were down because had Indiana not upset Purdue, they would have gone to the Rose Bowl to face OJ Simpson. Only the Illinois game was on TV that season.

The next year they opened with USC at home. They let the grass grow so long they could have bailed it. The Gophers led in the 4th after a transcontinental lateral across the field on a kickoff, but OJ had four TDs and the Trojans won. Again, not on TV- frustrating to listen to all of those games on the radio!

[UNA_Texan]

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FCS Preseason Polls


Big Sky Coaches

1. Eastern Washington (10 first-place votes), 140 points
2. UC Davis, 127
3. Weber State (2), 124
4. Montana (1), 104
5. Montana State, 100
6. Northern Arizona, 88
7. Idaho State, 72
8. Idaho, 65
9. Cal Poly, 56
10. Portland State, 42
11. Sacramento State, 40
12. Southern Utah, 38
13. Northern Colorado, 19

Big Sky Media

1. Eastern Washington (25), 536
2. UC Davis (13), 510
3. Weber State (4), 472
4. Montana State, 417
5. Montana (1), 396
6. Northern Arizona, 302
7. Idaho State, 285
8. Idaho, 248
9. Cal Poly, 196
10. Portland State, 178
11. Southern Utah, 160
12. Sacramento State, 125
13. Northern Colorado, 90

Big South

1. Kennesaw State (14), 134 points
2. Monmouth (5), 122
3. Charleston Southern (1), 79
4. Campbell, 73
5. Gardner-Webb, 67
6. Hampton, 64
7. Presbyterian, 21
* North Alabama ineligible due to Division I transition

CAA

1-James Madison (20)
2-Towson (3)
3-Maine (1)
4-Elon
5-Delaware
6-Stony Brook
7-New Hampshire
8-Rhode Island
9-Villanova
10-Richmond
11-William & Mary
12-Albany

MEAC

1. North Carolina A&T State (12)
2. Bethune-Cookman (1)
3. Florida A&M (2)
4. Howard
5. North Carolina Central (1)
6. South Carolina State
7. Norfolk State (1)
8. Morgan State (1)
9. Delaware State

Missouri Valley Conference

1. North Dakota State (32 first-place votes), 392 points
2. South Dakota State (4), 348
3. Illinois State (3), 289
4. Indiana State (1), 279
5. Northern Iowa, 266
6. South Dakota, 176
7. Youngstown State, 153
8. Western Illinois, 128
9. Southern Illinois, 89
10. Missouri State, 80

Northeast Conference

1. Duquesne (7)
2. Sacred Heart (1)
3. Central Connecticut State
4. Wagner
5. Bryant
6. Saint Francis
7. Robert Morris
8. Long Island
* Merrimack not yet playing a full NEC schedule.

Ohio Valley Conference

1. Jacksonville State (14), 126 points
2. Southeast Missouri (4), 115
3. Eastern Kentucky, 98
4. Austin Peay, 70
5.(tie) Murray State, 61
5.(tie) Tennessee State, 61
7. UT Martin, 60
8. Eastern Illinois, 35
9. Tennessee Tech, 22

Patriot League

1. Colgate (12 first-place votes), 72 points
2. Holy Cross (2), 58
3. Georgetown, 51
4. Fordham, 39
5. Lehigh, 38
6. Lafayette, 21
7. Bucknell, 15

Southern Conference Coaches

1. Wofford (7), 63 points
2. Furman (1), 55
3. ETSU (1), 44
4. Chattanooga, 40
5. Mercer, 34
6. Samford, 33
7. The Citadel, 22
8. Western Carolina, 21
9. VMI, 12

Southern Conference Media

1. Wofford (21), 253 points
2. Furman (6), 229
3. ETSU (2), 187
4. Mercer, 146
5. Chattanooga, 134
6. Samford, 125
7. The Citadel, 111
8. Western Carolina, 88
9. VMI, 32

Southland Conference

1. Nicholls (20), 200 points
2. Central Arkansas, 154
3. Incarnate Word (1), 150
4. Sam Houston State, 146
5. Lamar, 123
6. McNeese, 114
7. Abilene Christian (1), 112
8. Southeastern Louisiana, 71
9. Stephen F. Austin, 63
10. Northwestern State, 56
11. Houston Baptist, 21

SWAC

East
1. Alcorn (92 points)
2. Alabama A&M (70)
3. Jackson State (61)
4. Alabama State (47)
5. Mississippi Valley State (30)

West
1. Southern (90)
2. Prairie View A&M (78)
3. Grambling State (74)
4. Texas Southern (34)
5. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (24)

Interesting to see UIW has been placed at #3 in the Southland, significantly ahead of ACU. UIW was always struggling in the LSC.