Rank | Team | Reason |
---|---|---|
1 | Purdue | |
2 | UConn | |
3 | North Carolina | |
4 | Tennessee | |
5 | Kentucky | |
6 | Houston | |
7 | Kansas | |
8 | Illinois | |
9 | Oklahoma | |
10 | Arizona | |
11 | Duke | |
12 | Auburn | Finally a dominant win. Nicely done! I now fully expect you to lose to Alabama cause we can't have anything nice |
13 | Baylor | |
14 | Marquette | |
15 | Wisconsin | |
16 | Creighton | |
17 | BYU | |
18 | Utah State | Ok I'll start talking here. First loss in two months at The Pit isn't too bad. Still the team to beat in the MW |
19 | Colorado State | Kind of an unceremonious bounce back week. Like most fringe teams, I need to see some away wins to be satisfied. Two this week with a free falling Nevada and presumably easy Wyoming |
20 | TCU | Somehow didn't drop in my rankings despite two losses. Poll stagnancy from B12 being the best conference? I feel like this happens every year but not sure who goes higher |
21 | Texas Tech | We've reached the point of the season where after scheduling a weak non-con, all these Big 12 teams remind us that they ARE amazing. Seriously, I feel like I have to rank the conference, then the rest |
22 | Florida Atlantic | This team can beat anyone. This team can lose to anyone. Preseason hype might be leading my conviction, but I think they can tear through a respectable AAC before losing to Temple? for some reason? |
23 | Seton Hall | Fuckin why not. That was the best game I've watched this season. (We need a New Jersey team to beat Purdue) |
24 | Ole Miss | I won't overreact to the decimation given that most other team's "bad loss" isn't too a consensus top 15 team |
25 | Iowa State | As long as we can agree the analytics only love them cause they beat up the Q4 teams I'm fine putting them here. As the 7th Big 12 team. Jesus. |
Others considered: Kansas State, San Diego State. And to a lesser extent: Memphis, Cincy, Boise State, New Mexico, Dayton