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Men's College Coaches Poll
Division I

Compiled by Gary Davidson
managing editor, www.SoccerTimes.com
Monday, November 2, 1998. (First-place votes in parentheses.)

Rank	School	Record	Pts	LW
1	Clemson (9)	17-1-0	296	2
2	UCLA (1)	13-2-0	287	3
3	Indiana	16-2-0	268	1
4	Virginia	12-2-2	256	5
5	Washington (2)	14-2-0	252	7
6	Duke	15-2-0	249	6
7	Creighton	12-2-1	226	8
8	Connecticut	16-2-0	211	4
9	Stanford	13-4-0	204	10
10	Saint Louis	14-3-1	197	11
11	South Carolina	13-4-0	182	9
12	St. John's	11-4-3	153	12
13	Southern Methodist	13-3-1	147	17
14	Akron	13-2-1	120	14
15	Cal State-Fullerton	12-4-1	115	19
16	Maryland	11-6-0	100	15
17	Seton Hall	10-3-4	97	16
18	Brown	11-2-1	92	21t
19	Santa Clara	9-4-2	72	13
20	Wake Forest	11-5-1	54	21t
21	North Carolina	11-4-2	50	nr
22	San Jose State	12-4-1	44	23
23	Butler	15-4-0	41	18
24	North Carolina-Greensboro	14-3-2	33	25
25	Georgetown	13-4-0	27	nr

Key: Pts - Total points. LW - Last week's ranking. t - tie.

Others receiving votes: Gonzaga (Wash,) 22, Rutgers 22, Bradley 17, Dartmouth 12, Virginia Commonwealth 11, Tulsa 9, Penn State 7, North Carolina-Charlotte 6, Furman 4, San Diego 3, William & Mary 1.

Voting panel: Mark Berson, South Carolina; Sasho Cirovski, Maryland; George Gelnovatch, Virginia; Schellas Hyndman, Southern Methodist; Dave Masur, St. John's; Mitch Murray, Santa Clara; John Rennie, Duke; Sigi Schmid, UCLA; Brett Simon, Creighton; Bob Warming, Saint Louis; Dean Wurzberger, Washington; and Jerry Yeagley, Indiana

Voting method: On each ballot, 25 points awarded for first place, 24 for second place, 23 for third, etc., to 1 point for 25th place.