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Week 12 | 11.19.2012 | CS Top 25 Poll

1. North Dakota State Bison
2. Old Dominion Monarchs
3. Montana State Bobcats
4. Eastern Washington Eagles
5. Sam Houston State Bearkats
6. Central Arkansas Bears
7. Appalachian State Mountaineers
8. Georgia Southern Eagles
9. Stony Brook Seawolves
10. Wofford Terriers
11. Cal Poly Mustangs
12. South Dakota State Jackrabbits
13. Villanova Wildcats
14. New Hampshire Wildcats
15. Richmond Spiders
16. Illinois State Redbirds
17. Towson Tigers
18T. James Madison Dukes
18T.Northern Arizona Lumberjacks
20. Eastern Kentucky Colonels
21. Lehigh Mountain Hawks
22. Bethune-Cookman Wildcats
23. Albany Great Danes
24. Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks
25. Eastern Illinois Panthers

Others receiving votes:
Youngstown State Penguins, McNeese State Cowboys, Colgate Raiders, Wagner Seahawks, Indiana State Sycamores, Tennessee State Tigers, Drake Bulldogs, Southern Illinois Salukis, Pennsylvania Quakers, Coastal Carolina Chanticleers, Samford Bulldogs, Harvard Crimson, Liberty Flames, Chattanooga Mocs

This is the only poll that gives SDSU the respect they deserve, I like it.

MrTitleist wrote:Others receiving votes: Colgate Raiders, Wagner Seahawks, Coastal Carolina

Have we ever had three teams in the playoffs in the ORV's?

89Hen wrote:

MrTitleist wrote:Others receiving votes: Colgate Raiders, Wagner Seahawks, Coastal Carolina

Have we ever had three teams in the playoffs in the ORV's?

2nd year with 20 in the field = small sample size.

89Hen wrote:

MrTitleist wrote:Others receiving votes: Colgate Raiders, Wagner Seahawks, Coastal Carolina

Have we ever had three teams in the playoffs in the ORV's?

Keep in mind that for the most part, we were focusing on at-large bids. These were surprise AQs who were nowhere near getting an at-large. That probably plays a factor in most people leaving them off their ballots.

CAA Flagship wrote:

89Hen wrote: Have we ever had three teams in the playoffs in the ORV's?

2nd year with 20 in the field = small sample size.

Two of the three are new additions to the auto field.