Illinois No. 1, followed by Nebraska, Iowa State, Texas, UNI, Minneosta, Stanford and Hawaii

UCLA at No. 9.

I think it’s just screwy how you can lose and move up, and keep losing, in the case of Minnesota (13-8). and still don’t understand the UNI ranking. guess the MVC has become such a powerhouse.

http://web1.ncaa.org/app_data/weeklyrpi/2011WVBrpi1.html

http://www.seniorclassaward.com/

they just posted the story I wrote on Danielson and Pepperdine’s Hill.

http://www.seniorclassaward.com/columns/view/the_left_coasts_top_players_-_danielson_and_hill_completing_well_rounded_co/

this morning Danielson at 30.1, UNC’s Gibson at 32.

voting closes nov. 21

Bruins, based on their two wins at Cal and Stanford this week, leapfrogged to 1 from 6th, getting 41 votes. Nebraska slips a spot to 2, followed by Stanford, SC and Illinois.

Penn State goes from 8 to 6, which pushed Hawaii from 7 to 8. and Cal from 2 to 7.

hopefully the RPI comes out today while I’m still online.

UCLA winning should continue to help Hawaii.

Hawaii with 2 first=place votes.

Wahine finish their grueling Oct. with a 25-14, 25-21, 25=17 sweep at Nevada

#1 Nebraska def. #8 Penn State 3-1
#3 Illinois (H) lost to #15 Minnesota 0-3
#4 USC def . #2 California 3-0
#6 UCLA def. #5 Stanford 3=0
#7 Hawaii leads Nevada 2-0
#11 Purdue def. Michigan State 3-1
#12 Northern Iowa def. Wichita State 3-0

#17 San Diego (H) def. San Francisco 3-1
#18 Pepperdine (H) def. Portland 3-0
#21 Oklahoma lost to Missouri 0-3
#22 Michigan (H) def. Indiana 3-0
#25 Colorado State (H) def. UNLV 3-0