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October 28, 2008
Maine football creeps toward top-25

The Maine football team got 70 votes in the "Others receiving votes" section of the Sports Network FCS poll this week following a 20-0 shutout over Northeastern.

Maine was the third team mentioned in that section following Texas State (127 votes) and South Dakota State (95).

It's no top-25 ranking - they'll likely need to beat a ranked team for that - but is a nod for the program.

Sports Network FCS Poll

1. James Madison Dukes (98) 7-1
2. Appalachian State Mountaineers (3) 6-2
3. Wofford Terriers (2) 6-1
4. Cal Poly Mustangs (1) 5-1
5. Northern Iowa Panthers 6-2
6. Montana Grizzlies 7-1
7. Villanova Wildcats 5-2
8. Richmond Spiders 6-3
9. New Hampshire Wildcats 6-1
10. Elon Phoenix 7-2
11. Central Arkansas Bears 7-1
12. Western Illinois Leathernecks 5-2
13. Weber State Wildcats 7-2
14. Southern Illinois Salukis 5-2
15. Massachusetts Minutemen 5-3
16. William & Mary Tribe 5-2 7
17. Liberty Flames 7-1
18. Furman Paladins 6-3
19. Northern Arizona Lumberjacks 6-2
20. McNeese State Cowboys 4-3
21. Lafayette Leopards 6-1
22. South Carolina State Bulldogs 6-2
23. Harvard Crimson 5-1 395 25
24. Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks 7-2
25. Tennessee State Tigers 6-2

Others receiving votes: Texas State 127, South Dakota State 95, Maine 70, Jacksonville State 67, North Dakota State 66, Prairie View 63, Georgia Southern 60, Hampton 54, Florida A&M 47, Colgate 44, Northwestern State 33, Eastern Washington 32, Grambling 27, Penn 26, Albany 25, UC Davis 25, Eastern Kentucky 24, San Diego 14, Holy Cross 11, Sacred Heart 10, Monmouth 4, North Dakota 4, Morgan State 3, Dayton 2.

Posted by Jenn Menendez at 01:02 PM

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Jenn covers Maine college sports for
the Portland Press
Herald/Maine Sunday
Telegram.

A former Portland Pirates beat writer who has covered two winter Olympics for the paper, Jenn will expand her beat this year to include the University of Southern Maine, St. Joseph's College, Bowdoin College, the University of New England, and Southern Maine Community
College.

She will continue to cover the
University of Maine Black Bears, the state's only division one program.



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