North Carolina tops the list for page impressions, followed by Alabama, Notre Dame, Florida State, and UCLA. The surprise to me was that Alabama was so high on the list. I would have expected USC (No. 8) or Miami (No. 11) to be ranked in the top five, ahead of the Crimson Tide.

Rounding out the top 10 were Arizona State (No. 6), Kansas (No. 7), Stanford (No. 9), Oklahoma (No. 10).

My personal favorite is Oklahoma’s site, which has a very clean look. However, these rankings were not based on look, but rather the fact of how many fans visit each Web site from April-June 2008.

Do you have a favorite collegiate Web site that didn’t make the top 10? Tell us about it.

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Top 10 College Athletic Web Sites

Oregon State won two out of the last three College World Series. However, the Beavers missed out on the national tournament this year. Outfielder John Wallace and former pitcher Anton Maxwell are receiving 15 days in jail after the incident. Jorge Reyes, who was the Most Outstanding Player in the 2007 CWS, is expected to enter a plea agreement next month.

From what I’ve read – it seems the players are getting off easy with a 15-day sentence. You have to wonder if OSU head coach Pat Casey will allow Reyes and Wallace to return to the club.

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Jail time for college baseball players