Dull...boring...The Grote Poll is done, be patient and check letsrun.com and
hopefully those wiseguy Ivy Leaguers will post it. For what its worth,
Arkansas #3 is a total slap in the face. I don't care who they lost and who
they return. If Oliver Miller is in their top 5, I don't care, they have
won 3 straight. They'll find a way to compete for the win. At least start
them at #1 until they get knocked off. They have some decent guys back in
Lincoln and Travis. Look at their roster, some dude from Eldoret, Kenyan
named SILVERUS KIMELI, he might not suck.
Grote
adiRP/MMRD
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Subject: t-and-f: NCAA-I men's XC poll
> THE MONDO NCAA-I MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY POLL
> (pre-season poll-9/5/01) First regular season poll: Sept. 25
> Conducted by the UNITED STATES CROSS COUNTRY COACHES ASSOCIATION
>
> Ranking Team (first place votes) Points
>
> 1 Colorado (13) 397
>
> 2 Stanford (3) 379
>
> 3 Arkansas 342
>
> 4 Providence 334
>
> 5 Notre Dame 327
>
> 6 Wisconsin 315
>
> 7 Villanova 289
>
> 8 Northern Arizona 253
>
> 9-tie Arizona 237
>
> 9-tie Georgetown 237
>
> 11 North Carolina State 216
> 12 William & Mary 200
> 13 Oregon 194
> 14 Iona College 148
> 15 BYU 145
>
> 16 Indiana 138
> 17 Portland 128
> 18 Weber State 115
> 19 Michigan 107
> 20 Minnesota 100
>
> 21 Arizona State 94
> 22 Alabama 92
> 23 Wake Forest 68
> 24 Air Force 59
> 25 Oklahoma State 56
>
> Also receiving votes: Eastern Michigan 52, Dartmouth 36, Ohio State 26,
> Michigan State 24, Penn State 20, Texas 16, Colorado State 8, Duke 6,
> Northern Iowa 6, Washington 6, Florida 5, Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo 3,
> Missouri 3, Nebraska 3, Iowa 2, Princeton 2, St. Francis (Pa.) 2,
Cal-Irvine
> 1.
>
> Sponsored by Mondo. Voting panel consists of members of the executive
> committee of the United States Cross Country Coaches Association.
Compiled
> by Don Kopriva, USCCCA Public Relations Director, P.O. Box 3040, Lisle,
Ill.
> 60532. For more information, contact him via e-mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
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