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AmericanRugbyNews.com

Article and ranking courtesy of AmericanRugbyNews.com and Down Under Endeavours

By: Brian Lowe

Updated: 3/31/09

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Kutztown's Chris Pettine
Only three teams remain unchanged in this week’s whirling dervish of a Down Under Endeavours Top 25.

Following championship deciders in three conferences, just about everyone is on the move.

There is also one reappearance and one team that drops out altogether. Rutgers makes it back to the ARN rankings after a solid spring campaign, as we simultaneously say adios to Virginia Tech.

Incredibly, after seven months of action from coast to coast there are still four teams that are unbeaten, and perhaps a little surprisingly, Cal isn’t one of them.

BYU, San Diego State, Arkansas State, and Bowling Green still have 0 in their ‘L’ columns, although BGSU does have a tie. The Falcons tied with Navy back at the end of February.

There are still four more seeds to be sorted out for the Round of 16 and that will happen this coming weekend. The Pacific Coast will determine its #3 and #4 seeds, while the West will come up with its #1 and #2 seeds.

Once the dust settles on all of that, we will know who will be playing who in the opening rounds of the 2009 national championship over the weekend of April 17-19.

As is usually the case after a big weekend of college ball, the Top 25 will probably look a whole lot different next week, but for now, this is what we’ve got.

1 (1) California* (27-1) [5]
2 (2) BYU* (14-0) [5]
3 (5) St Mary’s (16-1-1) [5]
4 (3) San Diego State (9-0) [4]
5 (8) Penn State* (11-3-1) [4]
6 (7) Arkansas State* (11-0) [3]
7 (4) Utah (16-4-1) [5]
8 (6) LSU* (11-1) [4]
9 (10) Bowling Green (19-0-1) [2]
10 (12) Army* (9-1-1) [2]
11 (13) Cal Poly* (9-4) [4]
12 (14) Navy* (8-5-2) [4]
13 (9) Kutztown (10-3) [4]
14 (11) Central Washington* (12-4) [3]
15 (15) Dartmouth (10-2) [2]
16 (17) UC Davis (9-7) [5]
17 (20) Minnesota (7-2) [2]
18 (16) Texas A&M* (11-3) [4]
19 (21) Washington State (9-2) [3]
20 (23) Sacramento State (7-6) [5]
21 (19) Oklahoma* (11-3) [4]
22 (25) Wyoming (5-4) [4]
23 (22) Tennessee* (7-6) [3]
24 (unranked) Rutgers* (12-2) [2]
25 (24) Arizona* (8-6) [4]

* Denotes inclusion of exhibition games


GoffonRugby.com Rankings

Article and ranking courtesy of Goffonrugby.com

Updated: 3/31/09


March 31, 2009 – With their 66-20 win over #6 Utah, BYU retains their #1 ranking going into the national playoff season. The Cougars remain there in part because their challengers, Cal, who could well have been #1 at any time in the last few weeks, lost to UBC in Vancouver.

There was some movement in the Top 25, however. Penn State jumps from #7 to #4 after an impressive Mid-Atlantic playoff weekend. San Diego State slips from #4 to #5 after an unconvincing win over #24 Arizona. SD State rested some starters, but still get dinged.

Navy, who upset higher ranked Kutztown in the semis and then pushed Penn State in the MARFU final, moves up seven spots to #7. ERN scouts all say Navy is a much improved side from the fall.

Utah slips two places to #8 chiefly because Penn State and navy move up. Bowling Green edges up a place to #10 after sweeping what is a relatively understrength Midwest territory.

Central Washington slips two points after losing to Cal. Arkansas State moves up one place to #12 after winning their big game against Tennessee, while the aforementioned Kutztown drops three spots to #13.

Colorado State moves up three spots to #20 after beating a very good Denver Barbarians DII team. Arizona is rewarded for their close loss to SD State with a jump from #24 to #21.

Rutgers wins again and moves up, while Virginia Tech drops down from #21 to #24. ERN corrects a mistake from last week, and now has correctly credited North Carolina with a loss to Virginia Tech. This, coupled with Oklahoma’s creditable loss to Air Force 27-24, means North Carolina slips out, and Oklahoma slips in.

It all is still fluid, even for teams that are essentially done playing. Should their league do well, some teams will be moved up. Sacramento State, Washington State and UC Davis have excellent chances to move up or in with playoffs coming. All four remaining West teams are in the Top 25. It’s possible one will drop out after this weekend.

 

March 31, 2009 ERugbyNews Men DI College Top 25

Rank

Team, College Record (Overall Record) (Prev Rank)

1

BYU 12-0 (13-0) (1)

 

66-20 over Utah (6), 111-3 Utah State

2

California 18-1 (27-1) (2)

Lost 24-23 to UBC, 64-7 over CWU (9)

3

St. Mary's 17-1-1 (3)

33-19 over Dartmouth (18)

4

Penn State 9-3-1 (15-3-1) (7)

42-19 over Virginia Tech(21), 34-27 over Navy (14)

5

San Diego State 10-0 (10-2) (4)

 

16-13 over Arizona (24)

6

Cal Poly 10-3 (14-3) (5)

Idle

7

Navy 8-5-2 (9-5-2) (14)

 

30-14 over Kutztown (10), lost 34-27 to Penn State (7)

8

Utah 17-4-1 (6)

Lost 66-20 to BYU (1), 51-0 over Weber State

9

Army 6-1-1 (7-2-2) (8)

 

Idle

10

Bowling Green 18-0-1 (11)

22-5 over Indiana (25), 33-5 over Minnesota

11

Central Washington 11-3 (12-3) (9)

 

Lost 64-7 to Cal (2)

12

Arkansas State 10-0 (12-0) (13)

30-10 over Tennessee

13

Kutztown 11-3 (10)

Lost 30-14 to Navy (14), 64-32 over Virginia Tech (21)

14

Wyoming 5-3 (8-4) (12)

Idle

15

LSU 5-1 (11-1) (15)

 

Idle

16

Texas A&M 8-3 (14-4) (16)

Idle

17

Air Force 4-2-2 (4-3-2) (17)

 

27-24 over Oklahoma

18

Dartmouth 11-3 (18)

Lost 33-19 to St. Mary's (3), 81-22 over Stanford

19

Tennessee 6-1 (8-2) (19)

 

Lost 30-10 to Arkansas State (13)

20

Colorado State 3-3-1 (5-4-1) (23)

19-8 over Denver Barbarians DII side

21

Arizona 8-6 (24)

 

Lost 16-13 to San Diego State (4)

22

Rutgers 12-2 (25)

38-7 over TCNJ, 8-3 over SUNY Brockport

23

Washington State 9-1 (22)

 

Idle

24

Virginia Tech 7-4 (21)

Lost 42-19 to Penn State (7), 64-32 to Kutztown (10)

25

Oklahoma 7-4 (13-5) (Unr)

 


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