It was a rough weekend for teams in the Soccer America Magazine Top 25 as seven of the Top 20 teams lost, and three unbeaten teams lost for the first time.
No. 1 UC Santa Barbara lost for the first time, falling, 3-1, to Cal State Northridge.
No. 2 Santa Clara lost twice, falling to WCC foes San Diego (2-0) and Loyola Marymount (4-0).
No. 3 New Mexico lost to Denver, 2-1, after opening the 20004 campaign with 10 straight wins.
No. 4 Indiana's 1-0 loss to Northwestern at home on Parents Weekend brought an end to the Hoosiers' 50-game Big Ten regular-season unbeaten streak.
No. 6 Duke lost to N.C. State, 1-0, in ACC action.
No. 8 South Carolina lost twice this week, falling to Charlotte (1-0) and North Carolina (2-0).
No. 9 South Florida lost for the first time in 2004, dropping a 1-0 decision to Cincinnati.
No. 10 Stanford lost to No. 19 UCLA, 2-0, at home, two days after tying unranked UC Davis, 1-1.
The only unbeaten teams are No. 5 UNC Greensboro, 12-0-1 after three wins this week, and No. 17 James Madison, also 12-0-1 after a 4-0 win over Howard.
Besides UNC Greensboro and James Madison, UCLA also figures to move up in the Top 25 rankings. The Bruins also beat No. 13 California, 3-0, on their road swing through the Bay Area.