Oregon men top final cross country poll

November 18, 2008

Oregon, Oklahoma State and Stanford held on to the top three spots in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association’s final men’s poll of the 2008 season, released Tuesday.

Wisconsin moved up from sixth to No. 4.

The NCAA Championships are set for next Monday (Nov. 24) at Terre Haute, Ind.

 The Men’s Division I Cross Country National Poll:
Ranking Team (first place votes) Region-Finish

Totals

Previous
1 Oregon - (9) West-1

357

1
2 Oklahoma State - (3) Midwest-1

345

2
3 Stanford West-2

330

3
4 Wisconsin Great Lakes-1

317

6
5 Alabama South-1

299

5
6 Portland West-3

289

4
7 Iona College Northeast-1

287

8
8 Georgetown Mid-Atlantic-1

277

9–tie
9 Michigan Great Lakes-2

262

9–tie
10 Colorado Mountain-1

256

16
11 Northern Arizona Mountain-2

234

7
12 Minnesota Midwest-2

227

14
13 Auburn South-2

225

12
14 William & Mary Southeast-1

203

17
15 Virginia Southeast-2

188

13
16 BYU Mountain-3

174

11
17 Tulsa Midwest-3

161

15
18 California West-4

144

20
19 Texas A&M South Central-1

131

22
20 Florida State South-3

114

25
21 Washington West-5

104

23
22 Iowa State Midwest-4

88

21
23 North Carolina State Southeast-3

83

18
24 Arkansas South Central-2

80

24
25 Butler Great Lakes-3

76

NR
26 Penn State Mid-Atlantic-2

74

29
27 UCLA West-6

61

26
28 Providence Northeast-2

54

NR
29 Notre Dame Great Lakes-4

48

27
30 Cal Poly West-7

46

19

ORV: Villanova (28), Indiana (6), Princeton (5), New Mexico (4), Michigan State (2), and Florida (1).

Dropped Out: No. 28 Indiana, and No. 30 UTEP.

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