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Salukis fall five spots to No. 10 in latest Stats Perform poll
Southern Illinois fell five spots in this week’s Stats Perform FCS Top 25 following a 44-3 home loss to South Dakota State.
The Salukis (4-2 overall, 3-2 Missouri Valley) hold down the No. 10 spot this week. SIU plays at Missouri State (3-4, 3-1) Saturday.
South Dakota State moved up two slots to No. 4. The Jackrabbits game against Illinois State has been canceled after the Redbirds announced Sunday night they are opting out of the remainder of the spring season.
Illinois State (1-3) is listed among others receiving votes with nine tallies. The Redbirds were scheduled to host the Salukis April 3 in Normal. That game is now off and has been ruled “no contest” by Missouri Valley officials.
Murray State (4-0) is No. 19. The Ohio Valley Conference-leading Racers host Eastern Illinois Saturday.
STATS PERFORM FCS TOP 25 (MARCH 22)
1. James Madison (3-0, 1-0 CAA), 969 points (29 first-place votes)
Previous Ranking: 1; Week 6 Result: Postponed vs. Richmond
2. North Dakota State (5-1, 4-1 Missouri Valley), 939 (6)
Previous Ranking: 4; Week 6 Result: 34-13 win over then-No. 2 North Dakota
3. Weber State (2-0 Big Sky), 926 (2)
Previous Ranking: 3; Week 6 Result: No game
4. South Dakota State (4-1 Missouri Valley), 879 (2)
Previous Ranking: 6; Week 6 Result: 44-3 win at then-No. 5 Southern Illinois
5. Sam Houston (3-0 Southland), 816 (1)
Previous Ranking: 7; Week 6 Result: 62-7 win at Lamar
6. North Dakota (4-1 Missouri Valley), 809
Previous Ranking: 2; Week 6 Result: 34-13 loss at then-No. 4 North Dakota State
7. Jacksonville State (7-1, 4-0 Ohio Valley), 765
Previous Ranking: 8; Week 6 Result: 21-3 win over Southeast Missouri
8. Kennesaw State (3-0, 1-0 Big South), 715
Previous Ranking: 9; Week 6 Result: 37-27 win over Dixie State
9. Chattanooga (3-1, 3-0 Southern), 653
Previous Ranking: 11; Week 6 Result: 20-18 win at then-No. 13 Furman
10. Southern Illinois (4-2, 3-2 Missouri Valley), 586
Previous Ranking: 5; Week 6 Result: 44-3 loss to then-No. 6 South Dakota State
11. Delaware (2-0 CAA), 559
Previous Ranking: 12; Week 6 Result: Postponed at then-No. 20 New Hampshire
12. Eastern Washington (2-1 Big Sky), 480
Previous Ranking: 15; Week 6 Result: No game
13. UIW (3-0 Southland), 434
Previous Ranking: 22; West 6 Result: 56-45 win over then-No. 16 Southeastern Louisiana
14. VMI (4-0 Southern), 419
Previous Ranking: 19; Week 6 Result: 38-37 OT win at Samford
15. UC Davis (2-1 Big Sky), 405
Previous Ranking: 21; Week 6 Result: 73-24 win over Cal Poly
16. Villanova (1-1 CAA), 398
Previous Ranking: 14; Week 6 Result: No game
17. Nicholls (3-1, 2-1 Southland), 352
Previous Ranking: 17; Week 6 Result: No game
18. Rhode Island (2-0 CAA), 280
Previous Ranking: Unranked; Week 6 Result: 17-10 OT win at then-No. 18 Albany
19. Murray State (4-0 Ohio Valley), 279
Previous Ranking: 25; Week 6 Result: 35-13 win over Tennessee State
20. Furman (3-2 Southern), 249
Previous Ranking: 13; Week 6 Result: 20-18 loss at then-No. 11 Chattanooga
21. Richmond (2-0 CAA), 198
Previous Ranking: 23; Week 6 Result: Postponed at then-No. 1 James Madison
22. Northern Iowa (2-3 Missouri Valley), 179
Previous Ranking: 10; Week 6 Result: 13-6 loss at Missouri State
23. Southeastern Louisiana (2-2 Southland), 158
Previous Ranking: 16; Week 6 Result: 56-45 loss at then-No. 22 UIW
24. New Hampshire (0-1 CAA), 122
Previous Ranking: 20; Week 6 Result: Postponed vs. then-No. 12 Delaware
25. Maine (2-1 CAA), 77
Previous Ranking: Unranked; Week 6 Result: 35-19 win at Stony Brook
Dropped Out: Albany (18) and Jackson State (24)
Others Receiving Votes (schools listed on two or more ballots): Idaho 63, Missouri State 60, Gardner-Webb 41, San Diego 40, Albany 30, Tarleton 28, Jackson State 23, Monmouth 22, Duquesne 13, ETSU 13, Illinois State 9
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