Citadel 10th, Apps 17th

YesAppCan · Unread post by **YesAppCan** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 3:09 pm

from sportsnetwork.comThe Sports Network FCS Top 25
College Football Poll

Team (First-place votes) 2012 Record Points Previous Rank
1. North Dakota State Bison (140) 2-0 4085 1
2. Montana State Bobcats (9) 3-0 3767 3
3. Sam Houston State Bearkats (8) 1-1 3669 2
4. Youngstown State Penguins (7) 3-0 3579 5
5. Old Dominion Monarchs 3-0 3299 6
6. James Madison Dukes 2-1 3115 4
7. Wofford Terriers (1) 3-0 2912 9
8. Northern Iowa Panthers 1-2 2673 7
9. Eastern Washington Eagles 1-1 2656 10
10. The Citadel Bulldogs 3-0 2468 21
11. Georgia Southern Eagles 1-1 2209 11
12. Delaware Blue Hens 3-0 2120 13
13. Towson Tigers 1-1 2111 12
14. Montana Grizzlies 2-1 1959 14
15. Illinois State Redbirds 3-0 1883 15
16. Lehigh Mountain Hawks 3-0 1544 16
17. Appalachian State Mountaineers 1-2 1476 8
18. New Hampshire Wildcats 2-1 1429 18
19. McNeese State Cowboys 3-0 1319 19
20. Stony Brook Seawolves 2-1 1189 17
21. Eastern Kentucky Colonels 2-1 810 20
22. Indiana State Sycamores 2-1 621 22
23. Maine Black Bears 1-1 369 25
24. Jacksonville State Gamecocks 1-1 358 24
25. Central Arkansas Bears 2-1 292 NR
Others receiving votes: Cal Poly 288, Stephen F. Austin 261, Harvard 174, Sacramento State 154, Northern Arizona 149, Samford 99, Bethune-Cookman 88, UT Martin 88, Tennessee State 84, North Dakota 76, South Dakota State 31, Albany 29, Lafayette 29, Eastern Illinois 29, Norfolk State 26, Richmond 19, Tennessee Tech 18, Alabama A&M 16, Alabama State 11, South Carolina State 10, Villanova 10, Howard 4, Florida A&M 4, Yale 3, Southern Utah 3, Jacksonville 3, Western Illinois 1, Brown 1, Chattanooga 1.... The Sports Network FCS Top 25 Voters - The Sports Network: Aaron Corrill; Craig Haley; Tim McDonnell; Phil Sokol; Kevin Spiegel. Big Sky Conference: Brian Berger; Brad Bugger; Eric Burdick; Dave Cook Neil Gardner; Matt Gerrish; Paul Grua; Jeremy Hoeck; Mick Holien; Jon Kasper; Doug Kelly; Heather Kennedy; Bill Lamberty; Mike Lund; Scott Marsh; Fritz Neighbor; Ryan Powell; Mike Robles; Steve Schaack; Randy Scovil; Steve Shaff; Mitch Strohman. Big South: Zeke Beam; Wade Branner; Mike Cawood; Adam Gutes; Matt Hogue; Chris Lang; Marc Rabb; Mark Simpson; Eric Thacker; Todd Wetmore; Alan York. CAA Football: Ted Alexander; Scott Burns; Pete Clawson; Dave Cohen; Glenn Frazer; Dean Kenefick; Allen Lessels; Andrew Mahoney; John Martin; Scott Meyer; Mike Murphy; Dan O'Connell; Scott Selheimer; Mike Stoss; Kevin Tresolini; Kimberly Zivkovich. Ivy League: Rick Bender; Eric Dolan; Jeremy Hartigan; Chris Humm; Craig Larson; Dan Loney; Craig Sachson; Kurt Svoboda; Ron Vaccaro. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference: Thomas Grant; Bill Hamilton; Ed Hill Jr.; Brian Holloway; Chris Hooks; Ronnie Johnson; Dennis Jones; Matt Michalec; Patricia Porter; Dan Ryan; Michael Stambaugh; Maurice Williams; Brent Woronoff. Missouri Valley Football Conference: Bryan Boettcher, John Bohnenkamp; Scott Gierman; Todd Golden; Jeremy Hoeck; Jason Hove; Todd Hefferman; Ace Hunt; Mike Kern; Rick Kindhart; Jeff Kolpack; Colin McDonough; Patrick Osterman; Trevor Parks; Randy Reinhardt; Jeff Schwartz; Mike Williams; Terry Vandrovec. Northeast Conference: Lizzie Barlow; Matt Harmon; Spencer Kowitz; Andrew Santillo; Chris Shovlin; Jason Sullivan; Jeff Symonds; Ralph Ventre; Greg Viscomi. Ohio Valley Conference: Neal Bradley; John Brush; Michael Clark; Wallace Dooley; Jeff Honza; Brad Kirtley; Travis Kriens; Joe Lofaro; Rich Moser: Brian Nielsen: Karl Park: Mike Parris: Rob Schabert: Kyle Schwartz: Greg Seitz. Patriot League: Charles Bare; Bill Bowman; Joe DiBari; Matt Dougherty; Keith Groller; Phil LaBella; Steve Lomangino; Eric Malanowski; Matt Markus. Pioneer Football League: Ty Patton, Mark Brumbaugh; Cody Bush; Jack Cronin; Mike Ferraro; Ted Gosen; Doug Hauschild; James Nasella; Paul Oren; Matt Schabert; Matt Segal; Jason Williams; Ryan Wronkowicz. Southern Conference: Jay Blackman; Tommy Bowman; Mike Flynn; Brian Gargone; Barrett Gilham; Don Heath; David Jackson; Joey Mullins; Tyler Norris Goode; Chris Rash; Hunter Reid; Todd Shanesy; Adam Smith; Brent Williamson. Southland Conference: Jason Barfield; Louis Bonnette; Matthew Bonnette; Jamie Bustos; Erik Cox; James Dixon; Kevin Gore; Alex Hickey; Doug Ireland; Todd Lamb; David McCollum; Brent St. Germain; Gene Shallenberg; Matt Sullivan. Southwestern Athletic Conference: Antoine Bell; Santoria Black; Rodney Bush; Natalie Hicks; Chris Jones; Duane Lewis; Leonard Moon; Edrin Nicholson; Wesley Peterson; Brandon Willis. Other Representatives: Rolf Bertulies; Brian Brennan; Josh Buchanan; Jim Seman.

HappyHippie · Unread post by **HappyHippie** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 3:12 pm

Montana #14 ?

YesAppCan · Unread post by **YesAppCan** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 3:18 pm

That's the way the polls seem to work... What have you done for me lately... We got drubbed, Montana won.

WataugaMan · Unread post by **WataugaMan** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 4:02 pm

We are still over rated.

hapapp · Unread post by **hapapp** » Mon Sep 17, 2012 9:28 pm

McNeese is 3-0 with an FBS victory and they trail us in the polls. Can't understand that one.

GoApps70 · Unread post by **GoApps70** » Tue Sep 18, 2012 12:28 pm

I would be ticked if I were McNeese