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Washington men maintain number 13 ranking in latest USTFCCCA D1 coaches' poll...

NEW ORLEANS-- The Washington Husky men's cross country team (photo courtesy UW Athletics) was not penalized by the national voters for running a completely different team at last week's Loyola Lakefront Invitational in Chicago than the squad that lined up in Terre Haute at the McNichols Invitational, where the team placed third. As a result, the Huskies maintained their position as the number 13 team in the nation in the latest USTFCCCA NCAA Division I men's cross country poll released Tuesday morning. Washington State, which was idle last week, dropped one spot in the national poll to number 17. There was a slight change in the national top five, as New Mexico took over the number one spot, ahead of Iowa State, and defending champion Oklahoma State, which dropped from number one to number three.  Alabama and Oregon round out the top five in the poll. Big Ten men's teams in the national top 30 include number 12 Wisconsin, number 18 Michigan State, and number 26 Michiga...

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