Thursday, July 17, 2014

Statesmen Ranked 12th in D3football.com Preseason Poll

D3football.com released their 2014 Preseason Top 25 yesterday and the Hobart College Statesmen landed at #12. Not surprisingly defending champion UWW unanimously earned the #1 position. The Top 6-7 are the "usual suspects" if you are familiar with the D3FB landscape as well.

Hobart was one of four "East Region" teams (i.e., West of OH and North of PA) to land in the Top 25. Saint John Fisher landed at #9, Rowan at #15 and nearby Ithaca was #23. A handful of other "Eastern teams" like Cortland and Framingham landed in the "receiving votes" categories.

A link to the poll can be found here but a run down is also listed below. I also recommend spending the low price of $11 for the D3FB.com Preseason preview "Kickoff 2014" covering all 245 teams in D3. I bought my subscription already.

Entering the 2014 season:

#School (1st votes)RecPtsPrev.Pat Coleman and Keith McMillan will rank all 245 teams in Kickoff 2014! Find out how you can subscribe.
1UW-Whitewater (25)15-06251
2Mary Hardin-Baylor13-15832
3Mount Union14-15803
4Linfield11-15104
5Wesley10-35057
6North Central (Ill.)13-15005
7Bethel12-14916
8UW-Platteville10-24349
9St. John Fisher10-33768
10John Carroll9-233013
11St. Thomas8-231620
12Hobart10-129414
13Wittenberg10-224410
14Johns Hopkins10-122612
15Rowan9-320123
16Wabash9-119122
17Wartburg9-317515
18UW-Oshkosh8-217111
19Pacific Lutheran8-216917
20Heidelberg8-216521
21Hampden-Sydney9-316418
22Thomas More9-114525
23Ithaca9-314016
24Wheaton (Ill.)8-2139--
25Franklin8-47519

Others receiving votes: Millsaps 47; Illinois Wesleyan 43; Maryville 35; Lycoming 34; Concordia-Moorhead 32; Redlands 29; Washington and Jefferson 23; St. John's 21; Salisbury 21; Chapman 20; Texas Lutheran 18; Willamette 16; Cortland State 15; Cal Lutheran 9; Guilford 5; Framingham State 2; Muhlenberg 2; Louisiana College 2; Washington U. 1; Wesleyan 1.

The D3football.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 coaches, Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly

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