Week 2 Rankings: https://www.avca.org/polls-awards/polls/?_season=2026&_divisions=division-i-

Week 3 Rankings: https://www.avca.org/polls-awards/polls/?_season=2026&_divisions=division-i-women&_weeks=week-2

Aggies fall 4 spots after 2 losses on opening weekend

tu falls from 2 to 9

1-3 Wisconsin MOVES UP

#12.... seems fitting

That's nuts about Wisconsin. I get not punishing them too too much since they've had a brutal schedule so far. But they still only won 1 set in their 3 losses.

I guess that speaks to their perceived gap between the top 3-4 teams and the next tier I dunno.

taylorswift13_ said:

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5. Wisconsin

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Good

Want them ranked high when we beat them!

Wisconsin lost to 2, 3 and 4 but beat #6 so… 5 sounds right?

https://www.avca.org/polls-awards/polls/?_season=2026&_divisions=division-i-women&_weeks=week-2

Ags fall to 19

Next two matches
Stanford - 4
Wisconsin - 6

Florida all the way up to 10, Tennessee passes us

Only poll that matters is the last one

The poll is sponsored by Teraflex so it's going to be kind of slippery…

Just need to work our way to top 16 by the end of the year.

A win in either match this week should jump us up considerably. Really wish we could've at least gotten a split in Indiana.

I have no expectations for this week. Just want to see them get better. One point at a time.

Texas (3-3) not exactly killing it out of the gate either and they were ranked #2 entering the season. They got whacked by Louisville on Sunday.

They get to face SMU and Wisconsin this week to boot.

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15 feels about right based on matches played and performance so far. So many teams beating up on each other near the top except Pitt / Nebraska.

I struggle most with Florida being so high but that will shake out.

We gay Gators at home

Ags at 14, right behind Stanford who has the same amount of losses and one less win and who we beat easily. Florida at 7 and Tennessee at 11… we'll take care of that

https://www.avca.org/polls-awards/polls/?_season=2026&_divisions=division-i-women

#15 also beat us. We just need to keep winning, 12-3 in conference will net us a host seed. Beating Florida and Tennessee at Reed would be huge.

Creighton finally fell out of the rankings. This really should have happened earlier.

BQ_90 said:

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LB12MEEN said:

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We gay Gators at home

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rainbow out game

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LOL

i just seen this for the first time. I'm a happy fellow so I'm going with that was what my subconscious typo was inferring.

I'm lucky the mod here must be laid back, on another board i'm sure that would have gotten me a timeout

900sf media rankings have been released. Back in at 16 this week. AVCA coaches rankings later today, I expect we will be around the same there (19 last week).

AVCA coaches poll is out. We moved up to 17.

Nebraska with all 63 first place votes. The've lost three sets so far this season. They look to be as dominant as last year.

If I remember right Nebraska lost only 7 sets all of last year, right up to the time when they lost three in one day.

I'm guessing they would look forward to a rematch with the Aggies. Probably like Kentucky did.

We drop down a spot in the weekly 900sf media poll after splitting with two teams ahead of us last weekend. AVCA coaches poll will be out later today, I suspect we will be about the same.

It's an aggregate of 16 different media people. Not much difference between 16 and 17.

Do they all work at the Austin American-Statesman?

We were indeed "about the same" in AVCA coaches poll.

1. Nebraska (63)
2. Pitt
3. Louisville
4. Florida
5. SMU
6. Kentucky
7. Wisconsin
8. BYU
9. Arizona State
10. Tennessee
11. Penn State
12. Oregon
13. Texas
14. Purdue
15. Kansas
16. TCU
17. Texas A&M
18. Washington
19. Minnesota
20. North Carolina
T21. Indiana
T21. Vanderbilt
23. Stanford
24. Baylor
25. Colorado

Others receiving votes: Michigan State 64; Illinois 59; UCLA 25; Colorado State 21; Western Kentucky 15; Utah 8; Georgia Tech 7; Miami 4; Michigan 4