Final NCAA Division I men’s regular season rankings released
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Via United Soccer Coaches) – On Tuesday, United Soccer Coaches released the final regular season regional and national rankings for NCAA Division I men’s soccer.
TOP THREE TEAMS
No. 1: Led by Jon Bakero, Wake Forest are the top scoring team in the country with 55 goals this season and boast the best winning percentage (.900) of any school.
No. 2: Led by Trey Musa, Indiana is the only unbeaten team in NCAA Division I men’s soccer and features the nation’s best defense with a .186 goals against average.
No. 3: Back-to-back national champions Stanford bring a balance of both offense and defense as the only team in the top five for goals per game and goals against average.
On Monday, the NCAA released the NCAA Division I men’s championship bracket featuring a field of 48 teams. Tournament play will commence on Thursday with 16 first round matches and will conclude with the NCAA College Cup on Dec. 8 and 10 in Philadelphia.
+READ: NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship brackets announced
WEEK 12 REGIONAL POLLS
East | Far West | Great Lakes | Midwest | Northeast | South | Southeast | West
United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Men – National – Final Regular Season Ranking – November 14, 2017
Records shown are through games of Nov. 12, 2017
Also receiving votes: University Of Washington (31), Coastal Carolina University (31), Columbia University (30), New Hampshire, University of (24), North Carolina State University (23), College of William & Mary (14), Albany, University at (13), Fairfield University (8), University Of Maryland (6), University of the Pacific (3)
