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2007-08 Men's Basketball Division I Top 25 Poll Announced - #3



No. 1 Mountain State (W.V.) sails on top of Division I and is one of five undefeated teams

Jan. 9, 2008

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -With a perfect 14-0 record, Mountain State University (W.V.) remains No. 1 in the third regular season National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Men's Basketball Division I Top 25 Coaches' Poll, announced today (Jan. 9). The Cougars have been No. 1 in three of the four polls this season. MSU leads the country in scoring offense averaging over 105 points per contest - the Cougars have hit the 100-point mark in nine of their first 14 games.

Georgetown (Ky.) and Concordia (Calif.) stay at No. 2 and 3, respectively. LSU-Shreveport notched two of the first-place votes as the Pilots hold a perfect 13-0 record. The Pilots have already earned two victories over NCAA Division I opponents, in addition to a Division I exhibition win. Most recently, the Pilots took down Northwestern State (La.) back on Dec. 8.

Lee (Tenn.) moved up to No. 5 thanks in large part to a 77-75 win over NCAA Division I member East Carolina back on Dec. 29.

Southern Nazarene (Okla.) made perhaps the biggest leap all the way up to No. 13. Last Saturday, SNU picked up a 74-69 road win at then-No. 13 Oklahoma City. Two teams, No. 24 Montana State-Northern and No. 25 Jarvis Christian (Texas) both are in the poll for first time in 2007-08.

The fourth regular season poll will be released on Wednesday, Jan. 16.

2007-08 NAIA Men's Basketball Division I Top 25 Coaches' Poll - Jan. 9 (Rating #3)

RANK

LAST WEEK

SCHOOL

1st PLACE VOTES

2007-08 RECORD*

TOTAL POINTS

1

1

Mountain State University (W.Va.)

9

14-0

328

2

2

Georgetown College (Ky.)

 

14-0

312

3

3

Concordia University (Calif.)

 

11-1

302

4

5

Louisiana State University-Shreveport

2

13-0

297

5

8

Lee University (Tenn.)

 

11-0

271

6

4

Oklahoma Baptist University

 

12-1

270

7

6

Campbellsville University (Ky.)

 

14-2

269

8

7

Trevecca Nazarene University (Tenn.)

 

9-1

255

9

10

Point Loma Nazarene University (Calif.)

 

12-1

246

10

9

Robert Morris College (Ill.)

 

15-2

224

11

11

Xavier University (La.)

 

12-2

213

12

14

Lambuth University (Tenn.)

 

9-1

207

13

RV

Southern Nazarene University (Okla.)

 

10-3

187

14

12

Westminster College (Utah)

 

10-3

184

15

15

California Baptist University

 

11-0

178

16

18

Martin Methodist College (Tenn.)

 

10-1

168

17

19

Wiley College (Texas)

 

11-3

147

18

20

McKendree University (Ill.)

 

10-5

118

19

13

Oklahoma City University

 

8-4

115

20

22

Union University (Tenn.)

 

7-4

109

21

17

Auburn University Montgomery (Ala.)

 

9-4

108

22

21

Northwestern Oklahoma State University

 

7-3

101

23

24

Pikeville College (Ky.)

 

13-2

88

24

NR

Montana State University-Northern

 

12-4

81

25

NR

Jarvis Christian College (Texas)

 

9-2

64

 

Others receiving votes:

Azusa Pacific University (Calif.) 49; University of Illinois at Springfield 48; Saint Xavier University (Ill.) 43; William Carey University (Miss.) 37; Carroll College (Mont.) 27; Texas Wesleyan University 12; Texas College 11; Park University (Mo.) 10; Vanguard University (Calif.) 9; Rocky Mountain College (Mont.) 8; Faulkner University (Ala.) 7; Cumberland University (Tenn.) 5; Berry College (Ga.) 2; Wayland Baptist University (Texas) 2; Indiana University-South Bend 1; Paul Quinn College (Texas) 1; The Master's College (Calif.) 1

* Record through games played Jan. 6


 

 

 
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