2010: Men's Top 25 Poll | Women's Top 25 Poll Compiled by Gary Davidson, managing editor, www.SoccerTimes.com September 27, 2010 (Records include games of Sunday, September 26) -- First-place votes in parentheses --

Rank	School	Record	Pts	LW
1	Akron (16)	6-0-0	400	1
2	North Carolina	5-1-0	379	3
3	Connecticut	6-0-1	354	6
4	Virginia	5-1-1	353	5
5	Tulsa	6-1-0	322	2
6	Duke	4-1-2	297	10
7	Southern Methodist	9-0-0	295	11
8	Louisville	5-0-2	292	9
9	Maryland	4-2-1	263	4
10	Michigan State	7-1-0	242	13
11	California-Irvine	7-1-0	224	17
12	Boston College	4-1-2	223	8
13	Creighton	6-1-0	193	18
14	Monmouth	6-1-0	191	7
15	Butler	7-0-0	186	19t
16	St. John's	5-2-0	128	12
17	Ohio State	5-2-1	124	22
18	UCLA	5-2-1	105	15
19	Penn State	5-2-0	93	16
20	Wake Forest	3-3-1	87	14
21	California	4-1-2	79	21
22	Brown	5-0-2	53	nr
23	Alabama at Birmingham	6-2-0	42	24
24	Indiana	4-3-0	39	nr
25	Portland	3-1-3	33	25

Key: Pts - Total points. LW - Last week's ranking. t - tie. nr - no ranking

Dropped out: No. 19t Harvard, No. 23 South Florida.

Others receiving votes: Washington 28, South Florida 23, California, Santa Barbara 22, North Carolina-Wilmington 18, West Virginia 17, San Diego State 15, Saint Mary's (Calif.) 10, Sacramento State 9, Colgate 8, Harvard 8, Notre Dame 7, South Carolina 7, Oregon State 4, James Madison 3.

Voting panel: Greg Andrulis, George Mason; Louis Bennett, Marquette; Mark Berson, South Carolina; Sasho Cirovski, Maryland; Ian Collins, Kentucky; Jim DeRose, Bradley; Dan Donigan, Rutgers; Jeremy Fishbein, New Mexico; John Kerr, Duke; Mike Getman, Alabama at Birmingham; Kevin Grimes, California; Mike Jacobs, Evansville; Paul Krumpe, Loyola Marymount; Ken Lolla, Louisville; Caleb Porter, Akron; Ray Reid, Connecticut.

Voting method: On each ballot, 25 points awarded for first place, 24 for second place, 23 for third, etc., to 1 point for 25th place.