The parity in college men’s soccer is really intense through two weeks as 50 different teams received votes this past week. The top three of Stanford, Maryland, and Georgetown held firm but there was a good amount of movement below them in this week’s rankings.
The Big Ten passed the ACC with six teams in the top 25, and seven different conferences now feature in our top 10.
Conference breakdown:
Big Ten (6), ACC (5), America East (2), Big East (2), Ivy League (2), Sun Belt (2), WCC (2), A10 (1), Big South (1), Pac-12 (1), SoCon (1)
The rankings have started to spread out a bit more by state with North Carolina and California still being the top college soccer spots based on this week’s rankings.
State breakdown:
North Carolina (3), California (3), Ohio (2), Oregon (2), South Carolina (2), DC (1), Indiana (1), Kentucky (1), Maryland (1), Missouri (1), New Jersey (1), New York (1), Rhode Island (1), Texas (1), Vermont (1), Washington (1), West Virginia (1), Wisconsin (1)
CSN Top 25 Men’s Soccer Week 2 Poll
- Stanford (312.8 points)
- Maryland (287.1)
- Georgetown (272.8)
- SMU (246.9)
- San Diego (233.7)
- Indiana (214.9)
- Vermont (170.5)
- High Point (170.4)
- Princeton (168.3)
- Washington (165.7)
- Akron (154.8)
- Ohio State (149.1)
- Oregon State (138.7)
- Marshall (134.9)
- Clemson (122)
- Portland (100.1)
- Saint Louis (96.1)
- UCLA (96)
- NC State (80)
- South Carolina (73)
- UNC Greensboro (68.6)
- Bryant (68.5)
- Louisville (52)
- Wisconsin (45.4)
- Cornell (44.6)
Others Receiving Votes
UNC (44.5), Charlotte (43.3), UMKC (42.4), Virginia (42.1), Creighton (40.6), Duke (37.1), Missouri State (36.8), Michigan State (32.9), Hofstra (26.1), Furman (22.8), UC Irvine (12.7), UCF (11.9), UMass (10.9), West Virginia (7.4), Old Dominion (5.4), Memphis (4.7), UCSB (4.2), Delaware (4), Xavier (3.5), Florida Atlantic (2.8), Virginia Tech (2.1), Penn (1.3), Boston College (.7), Georgia Southern (.7), San Francisco (.7)
