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ATLANTA — For the third straight week, Florida is atop the MCLA Division I New Balance Weekly Coaches Poll, but the Gators will get a stiff test this weekend to remain at No. 1.
Florida (12-1), which grabbed 23 of the 27 first-place votes, will have to clash with No. 5 Georgia Tech (11-3) on Saturday afternoon in the SELC tournament at the Bolles School in Jacksonville.
If the Gators survive that contest, they will have either No. 3 Georgia (12-1) or No. 14 — and two-time defending national champion — South Carolina (7-8) awaiting them in the conference finals on Sunday.
Virginia Tech (12-2) remains at No. 2 after dismantling NC State to finish the regular season and has a bye into the ALC semifinals at Lynchburg City Stadium on April 29.
The Hokies have three first-place votes and appear to be on a collision course with No. 4 Liberty (12-2) for the ALC championship. The Flames grabbed the remaining top vote.
Chapman (13-2) continues its climb up the charts, moving into sixth this week after routing a pair of former top 15 teams over the weekend.
Simon Fraser (8-0), the only undefeated team left in MCLA Division I, finally cracked the top 10 this week and will look to finish a perfect regular season when the Red Leafs host No. 23 Boise State in British Columbia on Friday night.
There were no new additions to the poll this week.
Rank |
Team |
Points (1st) |
---|---|---|
1 |
Florida |
664 (23) |
2 |
Virginia Tech |
632 (3) |
3 |
Georgia |
617 |
4 |
Liberty |
605 (1) |
5 |
Georgia Tech |
557 |
6 |
Chapman |
555 |
7 |
Utah Valley |
486 |
8 |
Concorida |
478 |
9 |
Boston College |
462 |
10 |
Simon Fraser |
431 |
11 |
Northeastern |
393 |
12 |
San Diego State |
378 |
13 |
Brigham Young |
347 |
14 |
South Carolina |
315 |
15 |
Florida State |
287 |
16 |
Colorado |
221 |
17 |
Cal Poly |
209 |
18 |
Arizona |
200 |
19 |
Texas |
185 |
20 |
UC Santa Barbara |
158 |
21 |
California |
155 |
22 |
Arizona State |
126 |
23 |
Boise State |
95 |
24 |
Oregon |
69 |
25 |
LSU |
39 |