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Arizona Tops Final CSCAA Poll

The University of Arizona men's swimming and diving teams wrapped up the 2010 dual meet season atop the final men's CSCAA / CollegeSwimming.com Division I Poll.

The Wildcats clawed their way up the ranks with each successive poll before cementing their position at the top with wins over Texas, Stanford and California. Those three teams finished second, third, and fourth respectively.

Texas had led the poll throughout the season, but fell to the Wildcats 281-271 in late January. Despite the loss, the Longhorns earned four first-place votes. The undefeated Florida Gators earned a pair of two first-place votes to move past SEC rival Auburn to finish fifth.

Nineteen teams changed position in the latest poll with Princeton becoming the only new entrant in the top twenty-five.

Forty-seven teams earned votes in the final poll which measures teams' relative dual-meet strength. Now the teams will turn their attention to the NCAA Championships, set for March 25-27th in Columbus, Ohio.

Founded in 1922, the College Swimming Coaches Association of America, Inc. (CSCAA), is the oldest coaches association in the United States of America. CSCAA Men's Division I Swimming & Diving Poll Poll Date: March 1, 2010.


Men's Teams
Prev
Pts
 
1 Arizona (19) 3
529
2 Texas (4) 1
523

3 Stanford 2
472

4
California 4
471

5
Florida (2) 6
470

6
Auburn 5
455

7
Michigan 7
415

8
Virginia 9
392

9
Ohio State 12
334

9 Georgia  12
334

11 Minnesota 10
327

12
Tennessee  10
298

13 North Carolina  12
270

14 Southern Cal  13
263

15 Florida State  15
257

16
Louisville 16
221

17
Purdue 19
169

18
Texas A&M 22
168

19 Louisiana State 17
161

20
Alabama 21
154

21
Kentucky 16
114

22
Southern Methodist 21
113

23
Virginia Tech  24
89

24
UNLV 22
73

25 Princeton
42
42






Also Receiving Votes:
Indiana 36, UC-Santa Barbara 33, Georgia Tech 25, Texas Christian 24, Harvard 23, UC-Davis 23, Iowa 21, Wisconsin 20, Hawaii 18, Penn State 16, South Carolina 16, Brigham Young 14, Navy 7, Eastern Michigan 6, Wyoming 5, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania 4, Notre Dame 4, Cincinnati 2, Missouri State 2, Michigan State 2, West Virginia 1, Missouri 1, Northwestern 1

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