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 1. Southern California (above) T2. Stanford T2. California 4. Duke 5. Florida 6. Georgia 7. UCLA 8. Virginia Commonwealth 9. Washington 10. Vanderbilt 11. Tennessee 12. Arizona State 13. UNC-Chapel Hill 14. South Alabama 15. Kentucky 16. William & Mary 17. Northwestern 18. Harvard 19. Miami (FL) 20. Georgia Tech 21. Alabama 22. UNLV 23. Clemson 24. Illinois 25. Fresno State 26. Tulane 27. Notre Dame 28. San Diego State 29. Oklahoma 30. Texas A&M 31. Minnesota 32. Virginia 33. Oregon 34. South Carolina 35. Texas-Austin 36. Oklahoma State 37. Colorado 38. Michigan 39. Kansas State 40. Baylor 41. Pennsylvania 42. Washington State 43. Missouri 44. Yale 45. Arizona 46. Tulsa 47. Ohio State 48. Florida State 49. New Mexico 50. Boise State 51. Mississippi 52. Nebraska 53. LSU 54. Pepperdine 55. Arkansas T56. Winthrop T56. BYU 58. TCU 59. Central Florida 60. Purdue 61. Virginia Tech 62. Marshall 63. San Diego T64. Cal Poly T64. Auburn 66. Denver 67. UT-Arlington 68. Brown 69. Hampton 70. UT-San Antonio 71. Long Beach State 72. Sacramento State 73. Cal State Northridge 74. Texas Tech T75. UC-Irvine T75. Kansas Back To NCAA Division I April 2, 2003 Ranking List |
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