2005: Men's Top 25 Poll | Women's Top 25 Poll Compiled by Gary Davidson, managing editor, www.SoccerTimes.com Tuesday, September 6 (Records include games of Monday, September 5) (First-place votes in parentheses)

Rank	School	Record	Pts	LW
1	Indiana (16)	2-0-0	400	1
2	Duke	2-0-0	377	4
3	New Mexico	2-0-0	354	6
4	UCLA	1-1-0	293	5
5	Santa Clara	2-0-0	291	19
6	Virginia	1-0-1	276	8
7	St. John's	1-0-1	272	7
8	California	2-0-0	268	6
9	North Carolina	2-0-0	253	21
10	Connecticut	2-0-0	251	15
11	Wake Forest	1-1-0	243	12
12	Maryland	1-1-0	238	2
13	Creighton	1-0-1	225	11
14	Notre Dame	1-1-0	180	13
15	Virginia Commonwealth	1-1-0	161	14
16	California-Santa Barbara	0-1-1	151	3
17	Akron	2-0-0	142	23
18	North Carolina-Greensboro	1-1-0	126	10
19	Memphis	2-0-0	84	24
20	Boston College	1-1-0	65	17
21	Washington	1-1-0	53	22
22	Fairleigh Dickinson	2-0-0	47	nr
23	Ohio State	1-1-0	46	25
24	Northwestern	2--0-0	43	nr
25	Missouri State	2-0-0	42	nr

Key: Pts - Total points. LW - Last week's ranking. t - tie. nr - no ranking

Dropped out: No. 9 Southern Methodist, No. 16 Tulsa, No. 20 Penn State.

Others receiving votes: Old Dominion 40, Seton Hall, 33, San Francisco 32, California State-Northridge 27, Portland 23, Southern Methodist 22, Sant Louis 21, Penn State 20, Kentucky 14, San Diego 14, Tulsa 13, Clemson 12, Loyola Marymount 8, William & Mary 8, Oral Roberts 7, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 7, Alabama-Birmingham 6, Georgetown 5, Michigan 4, Vermont 4, Butler 3, Florida International 3. Rutgers 2.

Voting panel: Louis Bennett, Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Mark Berson, South Carolina; Sasho Cirovski, Maryland; Ian Collins, Kentucky; Dan Donigan, Saint Louis; Mike Freitag, Indiana; Mike Getman, Alabama-Birmingham; Kevin Grimes, California; Schellas Hyndman, Southern Methodist; Paul Krumpe, Loyola Marymount; Ken Lolla, Akron; Al Mistri, California State-Fullerton; Bob Reasso, Rutgers; Ray Reid, Connecticut; John Rennie, Duke; Keith Tabatznik, Georgetown; Bob Warming, Creighton.

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.

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