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Slight movement in the USTFCCCA NCAA D1 national coaches' cross country poll...

Theo Schucht was Washington's top runner at the Nuttycombe Invitational two weeks ago. (Paul Merca photo) NEW ORLEANS-- Both Washington and Washington State were off last week, but there was some movement towards the back end of the men's USTFCCCA NCAA Division I National Coaches' Poll released Tuesday. Both the Huskies and the Cougars dropped, with Washington losing one spot to number 29, and Washington State getting moved out of the national top 30.  The Cougars are tied with Tulsa as the two highest ranked teams outside the national top 30. The men's national top five, even with the Pre-National meet in Terre Haute the only significant race with national implications, remain in order: New Mexico, Oklahoma State, Colorado, Alabama, and BYU. B1G Ten teams in the national top 30 include number 6 Oregon, number 14 Wisconsin, number 21 Minnesota, and number 22 Michigan State. Washington State's departure from the top 30 means there are no schools from the Pac-12 repr...

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