Mens Mid Major Top 25®

Mens Mid Major Top 25® Update Date: November 18,2024

RECORD POINTS PREVIOUS
1
Gonzaga (31)
3-0 775 1 West Coast
2
Saint Mary's
4-0 718 4 West Coast
3
UC Irvine
4-0 676 5 Big West
4
Grand Canyon
2-1 621 2 Western Athletic
5
San Francisco
4-0 602 6 West Coast
6
Princeton
4-1 556 3 Ivy League
7
Bradley
3-1 552 7 Missouri Valley
8
High Point
4-0 505 9 Big South
9
Louisiana Tech
3-0 461 11 CUSA
10
Arkansas State
3-1 455 16 Sun Belt
11
North Florida
3-1 427 10 ASUN
12
Toledo
2-1 306 20 Mid-American
13
Samford
4-1 303 21 Southern
14
Northern Iowa
2-2 289 12 Missouri Valley
15
Furman
4-0 279 NR (42) Southern
16
McNeese
1-2 262 13 Southland
17
Hofstra
4-0 257 NR (37) Coastal Athletic
18
Yale
2-3 248 15 Ivy League
19
Liberty
4-1 213 18 CUSA
20
Charleston
3-1 212 19 Coastal Athletic
21
Western Kentucky
2-2 164 23 CUSA
22
Columbia
5-0 159 NR (26) Ivy League
23
Towson
2-2 111 17 Coastal Athletic
24
Drake
3-0 101 NR (34) Missouri Valley
25
UCSB
4-0 96 NR (35) Big West

 

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Santa Clara 62, Purdue Fort Wayne 58, Kent State 57, Murray State 54, South Dakota State 46, Troy 41, Norfolk State 37, Longwood 33, UNCW 32, Central Conn 25, Northern Colorado 21, Austin Peay 17, UMass Lowell 17, Akron 15, Vermont 14, Kansas City 13, Bryant 12, Cornell 12, New Mexico State 12, North Alabama 12, Sam Houston 12, James Madison 11, Lipscomb 11, Central Michigan 10, Milwaukee 10, Hawaii 9, Texas State 9, UC Davis 9, FGCU 8, UC San Diego 8, Merrimack 7, Winthrop 7, Utah Valley 6, Belmont 5, Little Rock 5, Illinois State 3, Middle Tennessee 3, Howard 1, Nicholls State 1, Quinnipiac 1.


VOTING PANEL: Lennie Acuff (Lipscomb), Casey Alexander (Belmont), Shane Burcar (Northern Arizona), Randy Bennett (St. Mary's), Kenny Blakeney (Howard), Jeff Boals (Ohio), Chad Boudreau (Western Illinois), Jon Coffman (Purdue Fort Wayne), Ed Conroy (The Citadel), Jim Engles (Columbia), Eric Henderson (South Dakota State), Jason Hooten (New Mexico State), James Jones (Yale), Johnny Jones (Texas Southern), Robert Jones (Norfolk State), Greg Kampe (Oakland), Dustin Kerns (Appalachian State), Tod Kowalczyk (Toledo), Anthony Latina (Sacred Heart), Shantay Legans (Portland), Grant Leonard (Queens), Jim Les (UC Davis), Bart Lundy (Milwaukee), Bob Marlin (Louisiana), Ritchie McKay (Liberty), Pat O'Connell (Towson), Rob O'Driscoll (Maine), Mark Prosser (Winthrop), Brett Reed (Lehigh), Rob Senderoff (Kent State), Todd Simon (Bowling Green).   

* Queens head coach Grant Leonard is the chairman of the Top 25 voting panel for the 2024-25 season.

NOTE: The Mid-Major Poll is made up of teams from the following conferences: America East, Atlantic Sun, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, Coastal Athletic, Conference USA, Horizon, Independents, Ivy, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Mid-Eastern, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Southern, Southland, Southwestern, Summit, Sun Belt, West Coast, Western Athletic.

# Former Pac-12 schools Oregon State and Washington State are not eligible for the Poll.

The CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 is now in its 26th season of existence.

 


 

To do a standard Top 25 list is incredibly difficult, but we have achieved this feat once again. And though you may be a seasoned Betoclock punter who may disagree with our rankings, please remember that this is not some random opinion rather it is the judgment of our esteemed voting panel that is composed of some of the leading experts on the sport.

Rankings can be predictive of future performance, including postseason tournament play. Compare them to SportsBetting3.com's NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament futures odds. Note that higher ranked teams generally correlate to likely National Championship winners.