91.   Bernie Williams was moved from cleanup to second, Derek Jeter dropped a spot to third and Chili Davis moved up two slots to fourth.

92.   But to allow them licences until now and then not find them an alternative spot to trade may seem not quite right to the right-minded observer.

93.   But the ever-diligent economist can find a dark spot to this bright picture.

94.   Cincinnati, which lost to DePaul in overtime on a controversial call by an official, dropped one spot to fourth.

95.   Colombia and the Czech Republic eached slipped a spot to fifth and sixth while Spain moved up one to seventh, trading places with Russia.

96.   Even if Eldredge should win, earning them only one more point, Weiss would have to climb five spots to fourth place.

97.   France remained third while Spain climbed three spots to fourth.

98.   France rose two spots to third, the Czech Republic climbed six spots to fourth and Italy rose two spots to seventh.

99.   Georgia beat Vanderbilt to win the SEC tournament and moved up two spots to fourth.

100.   Georgia moved up one spot to fourth, Purdue climbed two places to fifth and Louisiana Tech went from eighth to sixth.