New Eighth Man Rankings

1	Texas A&M (7)	195	T-3
2	University of Southern California (2)	181	1
3	Villanova University	172	2
4	University of Maryland	165	T-3
5	University of Miami (1)	164	5
6	University of Texas-Austin	152	6
7	Boston University	135	T-12
8	Marquette University	130	9
9	University of California-Los Angeles	120	7
10	Emerson College	91	T-12
11	Louisiana State University	90	8
12	Baylor University	89	11
13	Ball State University	86	10
14	Bowling Green State University	64	UR
15	Hofstra University	42	UR
16	University of South Florida	40	T-15
17	Penn State University	36	T-15
T-18	University of Michigan	24	14
T-18	University of Pittsburgh	24	19
20	Tufts University	22	UR

Other receiving votes: McGill University 20, Michigan State University 17, University of Kansas 14, Florida Gulf Coast University 8, University of Minnesota 6, Ringling College of Art and Design 5, University of Florida 4,  Ohio State University 3, University of Newcastle (Australia) 1

A surprise edition of the Eighth Man Rankings! Thoughts:
Boston makes big jump. Boston, boosted by their win at NERC jumps to 7 past Marquette, a team that won the Midwest Cup and came in second at the Collegiate Cup behind the number one team.
Texas is still ranked 6th after a WxSW win.
LSU missed out on a big fall, falling from 8 to 11 while Kansas fell out of the rankings. I don't get why LSU didn't fall behind Baylor though because Baylor beat the Tigers at the Collegiate Cup.
Everything else looks good. BGSU jumped all the way to 13 (maybe a little high) after a second place finish at the Midwest Cup, Hofstra and Tufts joined as a result of semifinal runs at NERC. McGill still sits at the 21 spot even though they won the Canadian Cup.
For the first time, Middlebury is undisputedly not number 1. MiddQuid received no votes.

With these thoughts, I understand that the Eighth Man doesn't have a final say and that they simply add the votes of the voters, but some of these things just seem odd.