D-I Poll: UNH Keeps it Interesting

Published: Apr 3, 2019

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ATLANTA – The top nine teams in the Under Armour MCLA Division I Weekly Coaches Poll remain identical to last week, but New Hampshire made sure that the entire Top 10 wasn’t completely boring.

In the wake of a 5-0 start and an obliteration of No. 15 Boston College (7-2) over the weekend, the Wildcats have moved up to No. 10 to break up what it is a very familiar looking roll.

The Top 5 – Cal (10-0), Georgia Tech (11-0), Liberty (10-0), Arizona State (9-1) and Chapman (9-2) – remain entrenched in their positions.

USC (6-6) left the poll this week to make room for Minnesota (8-4).

Under Armour MCLA Division I Coaches Poll – Week 7

RANK	TEAM	POINTS	1st VOTES
1.	California	550	22
2.	Georgia Tech	524
3.	Liberty	501
4.	Arizona State	479
5.	Chapman	475
6.	South Carolina	429
7.	Colorado	419
8.	Cal Poly	397
9.	Concordia-Irvine	362
10.	New Hampshire	324
11.	Virginia Tech	304
12.	Arizona	292
13.	Michigan State	288
14.	Brigham Young	286
15.	Boston College	236
16.	Utah Valley	210
17.	Stanford	175
18.	Clemson	170
19.	Connecticut	153
20.	Grand Canyon	121
21.	Florida State	119
22.	Santa Clara	99
23.	Oregon	54
24.	Minnesota	45
25.	Texas A&M	35