Jags Move Up In National Poll
ASU ranked No. 16, squares off with No. 10 Clayton State Wednesday

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Riding the momentum of a 10-game winning streak, Augusta State moved up to No. 16 on Tuesday, Feb. 6 in the latest NABC Top 25 poll.

The Jaguars, off to their second-best start in school history (18-3) and their best-ever start in Peach Belt Conference play (10-0), earned their first national ranking in 30 seasons last week on Jan. 31 when they came in at No. 21.

ASU’s appearance in the national rankings marked the ninth time in program history that the Jags cracked the poll. ASU’s last national ranking was 12th in the Feb. 22, 1978 poll. During that season, the Jags were ranked as high as seventh and appeared in the poll for four weeks. ASU was also ranked four times during the 1969-70 season.

ASU hosts 10th-ranked Clayton State on Wednesday, Feb. 7 in Christenberry Fieldhouse in a battle of the PBC’s South Division’s top two teams at 7:30 p.m. The contest will mark the first-ever matchup between a pair of top-25 teams in Christenberry Fieldhouse.

 

NABC Division II Men's Basketball Top 25 (2/6/07)
Rank Team Record Points
1 Winona State (8) 21-0 200
2 Bentley 21-0 192
3 Findlay 20-1 183
4 Metropolitan State 19-2 168
5 Central Missouri 19-1 162
6 Southeastern Oklahoma State 18-2 153
7 Grand Valley State 19-2 148
8 Southern Indiana 21-3 139
9 Minnesota State 21-2 138
10 Clayton State 19-2 130
11 Humboldt State 16-3 121
12 Quincy 17-4 110
13 Northwest Missouri State 17-4 94
14 West Liberty State 18-2 93
15 Emporia State 18-2 82
16 Augusta State 18-3 79
17 Cal State San Bernardinoi 14-4 67
18 Rollins 18-3 53
19 Millersville 18-3 46
20 Henderson State 15-5 30
21 Virginia Union 12-4 26
22 Seattle Pacific 14-7 25
23 Benedict 17-2 24
24 Barton 15-5 22
25 Montevallo 17-5 21

DROPPED OUT: None

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Cal Poly Pomona 19, California (Pa.) 17, Midwestern State 12, Nebraska-Kearney 8, Saint Rose 8, Alderson-Broaddus 5, Armstrong Atlantic State 4, Bryant 3, Valdosta State 3, Pfeiffer 2, Mercyhurst 1.