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Men's DI Media Poll: Brown Moves Into Top 5
(Inside Lacrosse Photo: Chris Cecere)Brown is up to No. 5 in the Week 11 Men’s DI Media Poll.Bruno’s run has included three-straight
Brown is up to No. 5 in the Week 11 Men’s DI Media Poll.
Bruno’s run has included three-straight Top 10 wins against Ivy League teams with wins over Penn, Yale and Cornell. It’s created a crowded field atop the Ivy standings, where five teams are all 3-2 heading into the final games of the season. Brown was previously No. 14.
There are three Ivy teams in the Top 10 with Brown, Princeton (7) and Yale (9). Harvard was the big riser this week, going up to No. 12 from 17 after beating the Tigers.
Cornell and Army fell way back, North Carolina is now at No. 19, and the number of teams receiving votes is at a sparse six as the rankings become clearer.
Maryland, as it has been since Week 1, is the unanimous and crystal-clear No. 1.
Georgetown, Rutgers and Virginia are next.
Check out the full Men’s DI Media Poll.
1. Maryland (21)
2. Georgetown
3. Rutgers
4. Virginia
5. Brown