Let's get PHF over here and determine where we are when you add in volleyball. Then we'll add baseball, track, and swimming, and we're light-years ahead. Just don't add hockey, water polo, or lacrosse, or Stanford will start to catch up to us.

1. Texas: add 7th in v-ball, final score 20
   
2. Florida: add 10th in v-ball, final score 30
   
3. LSU: add 19th in v-ball, final score 44
   
4. OU: add 12th in v-ball, final score 39
   
5. Wisconsin: add 11th in v-ball, final score 42
   
6. BC: no score in v-ball, drops off
   
7. ND: no score in v-ball, drops off
   
8. tOSU: 16th in v-ball, final score 54
   
8. Maryland: no score in v-ball, drops off
   
10. Michigan: no score in v-ball, drops off
    
10. Pitt: no score in v-ball, drops off

So the new ranking would be:

1. Texas: 20
   
2. Florida: 30
   
3. OU: 39
   
4. Wisconsin: 42
   
5. LSU: 44
   
6. tOSU: 54

Other teams joining the top 10, but not sure of their order:  Nebraska (ranked in football, #1 in volleyball, mediocre basketball team) UCLA (#1 in basketball, #3 in volleyball, should have a better football team), Washington (ranked in basketball, #4 in volleyball, terrible football team) and Tennessee (ranked in basketball, usually ranked in volleyball, usually ranked in football).

Texas, OU, and LSU move up to the top 3 slots if you throw in WBB results from the last 5 years.  Add in baseball, and I'll bet LSU moves up to #2, and Nebraska may pass OU.