College volleyball rankings Stanford Nebraska stay on top while top 10 gets shaken up below

College volleyball rankings Stanford Nebraska stay on top while top 10 gets shaken up below

College volleyball rankings: Stanford, Nebraska stay on top while top 10 gets shaken up below NCAA.com

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PRESENTED BY Following the opening week of the 2019 season, Stanford upheld its firm grasp on the No. 1 ranking in the , garnering 63 of 64 first-place votes. The Cardinal played six sets over the weekend, sweeping College of Charleston and Duke while maintaining a hitting percentage above .350 in both matches. Receiving the remaining first-place vote was Nebraska, as it maintained its position at No. 2. The Huskers dropped one set over the weekend to then-No. 18 Creighton in a four-set win before sweeping UCLA two days later. HISTORY LESSON: Beyond the top two teams, losses to multiple ranked programs caused movement in the top 10 and throughout the rankings. Here's how the rest of the poll looks. RANK SCHOOL POINTS RECORD PREVIOUS 1 Stanford (63) 1,599 2-0 1 2 Nebraska (1) 1,505 2-0 2 3 Texas 1,441 2-0 4 4 Wisconsin 1,431 2-0 5 5 Illinois 1,310 2-0 6 6 Penn State 1,258 3-0 8 7 Florida 1,145 2-0 10 8 Minnesota 1,045 1-1 3 9 Oregon 992 2-0 11 10 Pittsburgh 955 3-0 12 11 Marquette 916 3-0 16 12 Kentucky 860 2-1 7 13 BYU 793 2-1 9 14 Michigan 692 3-0 15 15 Southern California 658 1-1 14 16 Washington 649 2-1 13 17 Baylor 636 2-0 20 18 Purdue 560 1-0 17 19 Utah 499 3-0 NR 20 Hawai'i 363 3-0 NR 21 Tennessee 342 0-2 19 22 Florida State 335 1-1 NR 23 Creighton 209 0-2 18 24 Louisville 158 2-1 25 25 San Diego 81 1-2 21 Florida State picked up its highest ranked win in program history on Aug. 31 , causing the Gophers to fall to No. 8, down from No. 3 in the preseason. Falling out of the top 10 is BYU and Kentucky. The was the program's first home defeat since 2017, dropping BYU four spots to No. 13. Just in front of them at No. 12 in the new rankings is Kentucky, who was swept by Utah after the Utes held the Wildcats to a .056 attacking percentage. ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS: Biggest risers Marquette's five-spot jump from No. 16 to No. 11 was the largest among teams to appear in both polls thus far. However, three new teams joined the top 25 after notable performances over the opening week of the season. Florida State checks into the poll for the first time this year at No. 22. After being swept by Wisconsin in their opener, the Seminoles rebounded in a big way with the sweep of Minnesota. FSU returns to the court Thursday in Fort Worth, Texas where it will play FAU, Colorado State and TCU on consecutive days. Our mood waking up and remembering we beat the #3 team in the country this past weekend — FSU Volleyball (@FSU_Volleyball) Utah's perfect 3-0 record put it in the discussion to become ranked in the preseason. After the Utes picked up two wins over ranked opponents, including a sweep of then-No. 7 Kentucky, Utah goes from receiving votes to No. 23. Hawaii was the third and final newcomer to the poll. The Rainbow Wahine also won each of their first three matches, topped by a four-set victory over then-No. 13 Washington Sunday night. Dropped out Washington State (22), Cal Poly (23), Arizona (24) Looking ahead Top-ranked Stanford will get a double dosage of ranked opponents, its first of 2019, when the Cardinal head to No. 7 Florida on Wednesday before returning home to host No. 3 Texas on Sunday. Minnesota dropped to No. 8 after its loss to Florida State. The Gophers have a chance to potentially get back into the top 5 when they face Texas on Wednesday. Creighton and Kentucky both fell five spots after combining for three losses on the opening weekend. Now ranked Nos. 23 and 12 respectively, each will have a chance to get back on track when the Bluejays and Wildcats meet on a neutral floor on Sept. 6. That match will be part of the UNI Tournament in Cedar Falls, Iowa. . The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the NCAA or its member institutions.

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