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Week 10 | 11/07/2011

1. North Dakota State Bison
2. Montana State Bobcats
3. Sam Houston State Bearkats
4. Georgia Southern Eagles
5. Northern Iowa Panthers
6. Wofford Terriers
7. New Hampshire Wildcats
8. Lehigh Mountain Hawks
9. Montana Grizzlies
10. Towson Tigers
11. Appalachian State Mountaineers
12. Maine Black Bears
13. Old Dominion Monarchs
14. Illinois State Redbirds
15. Liberty Flames
16. Furman Paladins
17. Harvard Crimson
18. Central Arkansas Bears
19. Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens
20. James Madison Dukes
21. Brown Bears
22. Norfolk State Spartans
23. Indiana State Sycamores
24. Portland State Vikings
25. Eastern Kentucky Colonels

Next 10 teams receiving points:
26. Georgetown Hoyas 27. Chattanooga Mocs 28. Alabama State Hornets 29. Stony Brook Seawolves 30. Cal Poly Mustangs 31. Jackson State Tigers 32. Drake Bulldogs 33. North Dakota Fighting Sioux 34. Youngstown State Penguins 35. William & Mary Tribe

two tenths of one percent separating #1 and #2...

Odu wins and we move back a spot. Thank you Richmond.

travelinman67 wrote:two tenths of one percent separating #1 and #2...

West coast bias.

Steamin' Cleveland wrote:Odu wins and we move back a spot. Thank you Richmond.

I relook at the entire body of work each week. I don't just shuffle up and down based on that week's results. FWIW.

Help me out with the Ivies. Harvard has a loss to Holy Cross who has shown to be a mid-pack Patriot team. Brown has a loss to a good Stony Brook team, but a loss to said Harvard. Where are the big wins? Harvard against Brown, and Brown against whom?

JALMOND wrote:Help me out with the Ivies. Harvard has a loss to Holy Cross who has shown to be a mid-pack Patriot team. Brown has a loss to a good Stony Brook team, but a loss to said Harvard. Where are the big wins? Harvard against Brown, and Brown against whom?

I think the Ivies get artificially inflated by playing each other, same with the NEC and MEAC, Big South, so on and so forth. The Ivies have never been that good, they just have some great rivalries and a bit of name recognition.

JALMOND wrote:Help me out with the Ivies. Harvard has a loss to Holy Cross who has shown to be a mid-pack Patriot team. Brown has a loss to a good Stony Brook team, but a loss to said Harvard. Where are the big wins? Harvard against Brown, and Brown against whom?

Guess I missed one. Brown beat Stony Brook. So I'll give them that. Maybe that makes it more impressive?

Brown beats Stony Brook, Harvard beats Brown. Definite top 20.