hoyahooligan wrote:Going to be an interesting new rankings this week. #'s 20-25 all lost this week. But all of the teams who beat them either were already ranked or were not receiving any votes at all.
St. John's at #15 lost twice, but hopefully they stay in the rankings just because so many other teams lost below them.
#26 TCU also lost this week.
#27 VCU should enter the polls unless they lose @ Fordham tomorrow (not likely)
#28 San Diego St is down 34-19 at the half @ Fresno St. If they lose they likely don't get ranked. With a win they're the next to climb in.
#29 Arkansas has the next most votes but only 27 compared to the 140 #25 Georgetown had so a big climb
#30 is a tie between LSU, GW, and ODU all with 7 pts. Teams don't tend to shoot up the votes unless they have a big win.
Seton Hall will definitely be in, but there's a lot of potential spots to fill and not a lot of resume's begging to be included so some of the people in 20-25 may just hold on to a spot due to lack of better options. I think St. John's will stay in for that reason.
#21 Washington, #22 Baylor hold on to their spots but fall in the rankings.
Seton Hall, VCU, Arkansas enter the rankings. The last spot in the rankings likely goes to SDSU if they win if not one of #20 Ohio St, #23 N. Iowa, #24 Colorado St, and #25 Georgetown who all would likely fall out hangs onto their spot.
TheBall wrote:Georgetown's loss actually would not have been viewed as that bad, but then xavier lost to the team that shall not be named....... and now georgetown's loss on wednesday looks terrible.
butlerway wrote:Wouldn't be surprised to see Butler back in. They have 3 wins over current top 25 teams (UNC, Georgetown, St. Johns), all away from home (tied with Virginia for most top 25 wins away from home). 4 losses but none of them are bad: Oklahoma (neutral), Tennessee (away), Indiana (neutral), Villanova (away). I don't see any way they aren't top 30 right now. Will be close if they are top 25.
PhillyPirate wrote:butlerway wrote:Wouldn't be surprised to see Butler back in. They have 3 wins over current top 25 teams (UNC, Georgetown, St. Johns), all away from home (tied with Virginia for most top 25 wins away from home). 4 losses but none of them are bad: Oklahoma (neutral), Tennessee (away), Indiana (neutral), Villanova (away). I don't see any way they aren't top 30 right now. Will be close if they are top 25.
Problem is there is a good chance that St Johns falls out of the top 25 for starting 0-2 with a loss at home. So that win dosent look as good for Butler or SHU for that matter
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