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Stony Brook's 10-6 victory over Colorado on Friday night leaves No. 1 Maryland as the only undefeated team in the country. The Terps solidified their grasp on the top spot with a midweek win over Florida, while the bottom 10 in the rankings is starting to resemble a plate of spaghetti with all of the intermingled wins and losses.

 
April 3, 2017
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1 Maryland 11-0 1 4/5 at No. 15 Virginia
2 North Carolina 11-1 2 4/8 at No. 20 Louisville
3 Florida 9-2 3 4/5 at Marquette
4 Stony Brook 10-1 8 4/8 vs. Binghamton
5 Colorado 11-1 4 4/7 vs. Stanford
6 Penn State 12-1 5 4/8 vs. No. 15 Virginia
7 Cornell 7-1 6 4/4 vs. Binghamton
8 Princeton 8-1 7 4/8 vs. Harvard
9 Penn 8-2 10 4/8 vs. Dartmouth
10 USC 9-3 9 4/7 at Oregon
11 Syracuse 9-4 12 4/5 at Loyola
12 Notre Dame 9-5 14 4/6 at Kennesaw State
13 Northwestern 6-6 13 4/6 at Ohio State
14 Boston College 10-4 18 4/8 vs. Duke
15 Virginia 7-5 16 4/5 vs. No. 1 Maryland
16 Towson 7-4 11 4/7 vs. William & Mary
17 Elon 8-3 15 4/7 at No. 19 James Madison
18 Denver 8-2 19 4/5 at Butler
19 James Madison 7-5 20 4/7 vs. No. 17 Elon
20 Louisville 10-4 NR 4/8 vs. No. 2 North Carolina
Also considered: Albany, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Massachusetts, Stanford, Virginia Tech, Yale

HOT

Maryland (+0)

You can't move any higher than No. 1, but the Terps dominated No. 3 Florida 18-8 on Wednesday. At this point, even a loss might not move Maryland from the top spot.

Stony Brook (+4)

No Courtney Murphy, no problem. The Seawolves keep rolling without their 100-goal scorer, this time handing previous No. 4 Colorado its first loss of the season. Stony Brook followed that up with a seven-goal win over its top America East rival, Albany.

Boston College (+4)

The Eagles have won four of their last five games, with only a two-goal loss to No. 2 North Carolina mixed in. On Saturday, BC routed Virginia 17-10 with recently returned hockey star Kenzie Kent pouring in eight points (3g, 5a).

NOT

Towson (-5)

CAA play started off rough for the Tigers. Towson's four-game winning streak ended with a 9-5 loss to a James Madison team that had lost four of its previous five games.

NEW

Louisville

The Cardinals picked up a big road win, knocking off Virginia Tech 13-12 in overtime, and have been competitive against everyone on their schedule.

OUT

Virginia Tech

The Hokies just miss out despite their earlier victory over Boston College. Head-to-head losses to three of the teams near the bottom of the rankings (Elon, James Madison and Louisville) don't help their case.