There are now 23 undefeated teams, and all have made it into my Top 25. The four teams that were previously unranked are Arizona St, Michigan St, Kansas and Connecticut. Falling out of the Top 25 are Penn St, Georgia Tech, Texas A&M and Texas Tech. Purdue moves up the most, six spots, as they are putting up 48.5 points per game. Connecticut also put up an impressive road win at Pittsburgh, so maybe I have been underrating them. The biggest drop was by South Carolina, who fell eight spots after losing at LSU. Georgia Tech was also a disappointment, losing to Virginia and dropping to 0-2 in conference play. The previous week's rank is in parentheses.
Upcoming matchups between ranked teams:
#6 West Virginia at #17 South Florida
#9 California at #8 Oregon
#22 Michigan St at #11 Wisconsin
1 - USC (1)
2 - LSU (2)
3 - Oklahoma (3)
4 - Florida (4)
5 - Boston College (5)
6 - West Virginia (6)
7 - Ohio St (9)
8 - Oregon (8)
9 - California (7)
10 - Clemson (13)
11 - Wisconsin (10)
12 - Texas (17)
13 - Missouri (14)
14 - Rutgers (15)
15 - Kentucky (18)
16 - Cincinnati (19)
17 - South Florida (16)
18 - Purdue (24)
19 - South Carolina (11)
20 - Hawaii (22)
21 - Arizona St (UR)
22 - Michigan St (UR)
23 - Kansas (UR)
24 - Connecticut (UR)
25 - Alabama (23)
2 comments:
I understand that you included UConn because they are one of the 21 remaining unbeatens.
However, there should be a rule against ranking a team that almost (and should have) lost to Temple.
There are 23 unbeatens left. UConn beat Duke and Maine convincingly. What else do they have to do to prove their worthiness?
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