Sports Network FCS Poll

[sojerzyhoya]

Hoyas got 18 votes in this week's poll!
Is this a first?







The Sports Network/Fathead.com FCS Top-25 College Football Poll
Team (First-place votes) Record Points Previous Rank
1. Georgia Southern Eagles (131) 7-0 3,930 1
2. Northern Iowa Panthers (17) 6-1 3,768 2
3. North Dakota State Bison (10) 7-0 3,602 3
4. Montana State Bobcats (1) 7-1 3,548 4
5. Appalachian State Mountaineers 5-2 3,153 6
6. Sam Houston State Bearkats 7-0 3,104 7
7. Lehigh Mountain Hawks 6-1 2,850 8
8. Maine Black Bears 6-1 2,830 9
9. James Madison Dukes 5-2 2,515 11
10. New Hampshire Wildcats 5-2 2,340 13
11. Montana Grizzlies 6-2 2,334 12
12. Wofford Terriers 5-2 2,289 5
13. Towson Tigers 6-1 2,214 15
14. Jacksonville State Gamecocks 5-2 2,112 10
15. Old Dominion Monarchs 6-2 1,497 21
16. Alabama State Hornets 6-1 1,305 19
17. South Dakota Coyotes 5-3 930 25
18. William & Mary Tribe 4-4 896 14
19. Jackson State Tigers 6-1 863 23
20. Indiana State Sycamores 5-3 622 17
21. Delaware Blue Hens 4-4 513 16
22. Illinois State Redbirds 5-3 496 NR
23. Liberty Flames 5-3 480 NR
24. Harvard Crimson 5-1 388 NR
25. Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles 4-2 345 NR
Others receiving votes: Central Arkansas 303, Massachusetts 300, Richmond 297, Furman 256, Chattanooga 231, North Dakota 203, Cal Poly 200, Eastern Washington 141, Norfolk State 139, Brown 136, Albany 90, Jacksonville 79, Texas State 56, Alabama A&M 48, San Diego 29, Samford 27, Penn 23, Florida A&M 20, Southern Utah 20, Portland State 19, Georgetown 18, Sacramento State 16, Stony Brook 14, South Dakota State 12, UT Martin 12, Southern Illinois 10, Elon 10, Eastern Kentucky 8, McNeese State 6, Bethune-Cookman 5, South Carolina State 5, Duquesne 4, The Citadel 4, Youngstown State 3, Holy Cross 3, Northwestern State 2, Drake 1, Lafayette 1.

The Sports Network/Fathead.com FCS Top 25 Voters: The Sports Network: Aaron Corrill; Craig Haley; Sean Shapiro; Phil Sokol; Kevin Spiegel. Big Sky: Brian Berger; Brad Bugger; Dave Cook; Matt Gerrish; Paul Grua; Mick Holien; Jon Kasper; Heather Kennedy; Bill Lamberty; Jeff Lasky; Mike Lund; Scott Marsh; Fritz Neighbor; Steve Schaack; Steve Shaff; Mitch Strohman. Big South: John Avery; Wade Branner; Mike Cawood; Adam Gutes; Matt Hogue; Chris Lang; Marc Rabb; Mark Simpson; Todd Wetmore; Alan York. CAA Football: Ted Alexander; Mike Barber; Pete Clawson; Mike DeGeorge; Glenn Frazer; Dean Kenefick; Allen Lessels; Andrew Mahoney; John Martin; Scott Meyer; Mike Murphy; Dan O'Connell; Rich Radford; Scott Selheimer; Kevin Tresolini; Matt Vautour; Kimberly Zivkovich. Great West: Eric Burdick; Ryan Burns; Jacque Cottrell; Neil Gardner; Ed Grom; Jeremy Hoeck; Doug Kelly; Ryan Powell; Randy Scovil; Kit Strief. Independents: Dave Cohen; Brian Fremund; Rick Poulter; Kyle Stephens; Tyler Mayforth. Ivy League: Rick Bender; Eric Dolan; Chris Humm; Craig Larson; Dan Loney; Craig Sachson; Kurt Svoboda; Ron Vaccaro. MEAC: Thomas Grant; Leonard Hayes IV; Bill Hamilton; Ed Hill Jr.; Chris Hooks; Ronnie Johnson; Dennis Jones; Matt Michalec; Eric Moore; Patricia Porter; Dan Ryan; Maurice Williams; Brent Woronoff. Missouri Valley Football Conference: John Bohnenkamp; Jason Hove; Todd Hefferman; Ace Hunt; Mike Kern; Rick Kindhart; Colin McDonough; Tyler Merriam; Patrick Osterman; Trevor Parks; Randy Reinhardt; Jeff Schwartz; Tom Weber; Mike Williams; Terry Vandrovec. Northeast Conference: Brian DePasquale; Jim Duzyk; Matt Harmon; John McCarthy; Andrew Santillo; Chris Shovlin; Jason Sullivan; Ralph Ventre; Greg Viscomi. Ohio Valley Conference: Neal Bradley; John Brush; Michael Clark; Wallace Dooley; Jeff Honza; Brad Kirtley; Joe Lofaro; Russell Luna; Rich Moser: Brian Nielsen: Karl Park: Mike Parris: Rob Schabert: Kyle Schwartz: Greg Seitz: James Horne. Patriot League: Charles Bare; Bill Bowman; Joe DiBari; Matt Dougherty; Keith Groller; Jeremiah Hergott; Phil LaBella; Steve Lomangino; Eric Malanowski; Matt Markus. Pioneer Football League: Cody Bush; Jack Cronin; Mike Ferraro; Marc Gignac; Ted Gosen; Doug Hauschild; Paul Kirk; James Nasella; Terry Norvelle; Joe Prisco; Matt Schabert; Ryan Wronkowicz. Southern Conference: Jay Blackman; Tommy Bowman; Mike Flynn; Barrett Gilham; Don Heath; David Jackson; Joey Mullins; Tyler Norris Goode; Noelle Orr-Blaney; Chris Rash; Adam Smith; Brent Williamson. Southland Conference: Jason Barfield; Louis Bonnette; Jamie Bustos; James Dixon; Kevin Gore; Alex Hickey; Doug Ireland; Todd Lamb; Brent St. Germain; Matt Sullivan. Southwestern Athletic Conference: Santoria Black; Rodney Bush; Natalie Hicks; Ryan McGinty; Leonard Moon; Wesley Peterson; Brandon Willis. Other Representatives: Rolf Bertulies; Brian Brennan; Josh Buchanan; LeCounte Conaway; Jim Seman.



As of October 24, 2011, at 12:53 PM ET

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[thebin]

That's good fun. But the fact that we have 18 votes to Holy Cross's 3 means they are not paying enough attention to the schedules. I honestly think HC is Lehigh's equal this year. Their 4-3 record is at least as impressive as Lehigh's 6-1.

Damn....look at Towson on top of the best IAA league in the country. Their only loss was a resonably one to Maryland, the are on top of the standings. That snuck up on me.

[hoyasaxa2003]

Didn't Georgetown get some votes in the FCS poll last year? I seem to remember somebody posting that last year.

[thebin]

Wait....lafayette got a vote?

[TrueHoyaBlue]

Here's hoping this week's game opened a few more voters' eyes.

[sojerzyhoya]

Oct 31, 2011 8:07:42 GMT -5 TrueHoyaBlue said:

Here's hoping this week's game opened a few more voters' eyes.

41 votes this week!

[theexorcist]

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Current polls.

It's pretty clear - beat #7/#8 Lehigh to get the auto-bid or stay at home for the playoffs. They take only 20 teams, so even beating Fordham and playing Lehigh close won't put the Hoyas on the bubble.