Basketball Power Rankings
College Basketball Rankings: San Diego State Keeps Moving Up
San Diego State moved up to the four spot in the latest AP poll and coaches poll, while BYU stayed at ninth. UNLV received a few votes in each poll. This Wednesday's game between San Diego State and BYU will be one of the biggest games of the year.
1. Ohio St. (63) 20-0 1,623
2. Pittsburgh (1) 19-1 1,528
3. Duke (1) 18-1 1,490
4. San Diego St. 20-0 1,386
5. Connecticut 16-2 1,314
6. Kansas 18-1 1,293
7. Texas 16-3 1,267
8. Villanova 17-2 1,199
9. BYU 19-1 1,095
10. Syracuse 18-2 1,095
11. Missouri 17-3 887
12. Purdue 17-3 881
13. Texas A&M 17-2 847
14. Kentucky 15-4 709
15. Notre Dame 16-4 691
16. Minnesota 15-4 656
17. Wisconsin 15-4 614
18. Washington 15-4 584
19. Vanderbilt 14-4 317
20. Illinois 14-6 279
21. Georgetown 14-5 276
22. Florida St. 15-5 218
23. Louisville 15-4 203
24. Florida 15-4 169
25. Michigan St. 12-7 97
Others receiving votes: Cincinnati 85, Arizona 68, West Virginia 62, Saint Mary's, Calif. 55, Utah St. 53, Georgia 23, Xavier 12, Memphis 11, Virginia Tech 8, Temple 7, Missouri St. 6, UNLV 4, Tennessee 3, Baylor 2, Coastal Carolina 2, Va. Commonwealth 2, Belmont 1, Duquesne 1, Harvard 1, Penn St. 1.
2010 College Basketball Rankings: BYU Moves Up To Number Nine In The Coaches Poll
Mountain West basketball is getting a lost of respect as BYU moved up a spot to number nine spot after they easily defeated Utah and received some help with Purdue losing a game last week. San Diego State is still at the six spot, and there was some thinking that they would move into the top five after Duke lost, but no such luck in that.
UNLV received eight votes in the coaches poll and continues to live just on the outside of both polls, but they still look to be a good bet to make the NCAA tournament.
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School (first-place votes)
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Record
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Points
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Last week's rank
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1.
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Ohio State (28)
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18-0
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772
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2
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2.
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Kansas (2)
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17-0
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738
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3
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3.
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Syracuse (1)
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18-0
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715
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4
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4.
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Pittsburgh
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17-1
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653
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5
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5.
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Duke
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16-1
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641
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1
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6.
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San Diego State
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19-0
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633
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6
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7.
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Villanova
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16-1
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594
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7
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8.
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Connecticut
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14-2
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531
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9
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9.
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Brigham Young
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17-1
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529
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10
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10.
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Texas A&M
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16-1
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491
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13
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11.
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Texas
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14-3
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454
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14
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12.
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Kentucky
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14-3
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439
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15
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13.
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Purdue
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15-3
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371
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8
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14.
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Missouri
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15-3
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337
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12
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15.
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Louisville
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14-3
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276
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17
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16.
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Notre Dame
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14-4
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266
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11
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17.
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Wisconsin
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13-4
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207
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21
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18.
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Michigan State
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12-5
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187
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24
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19.
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Minnesota
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14-4
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183
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25
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20.
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Washington
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13-4
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182
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18
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21.
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Saint Mary's
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16-2
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153
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NR
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22.
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Illinois
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13-5
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120
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16
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23.
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Georgetown
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13-5
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119
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19
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24.
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Kansas State
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13-5
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66
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20
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25.
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Arizona
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15-3
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60
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NR
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Mountain West Basketball Power Poll: 3/2/2010
Mountain West Basketball Power Poll: 2/22/2010
Mountain West Basketball Power Poll: 2/15/2010
Mountain West Basketball Power Poll: 2/8/2010
There is a new team at the top of the weekly MWC power poll. BYU has now lost to New Mexico and UNLV in consecutive weeks, while the Rebels are 3-1 against San Diego State, New Mexico and BYU. Had the Rebels not choked against Utah at home they would be riding an eight game winning streak.
There is a tie between TCU and Wyoming this week in the voting, but the big shake up is up top.
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Mountain West Basketball Power Poll: 2/1/2010
Here we go again with another week of the power polls. This time BYU loses a game, but they retain the top spot and it seems clear there is a grouping forming with BYU, UNLV, New Mexico, and a lesser extent San Diego State. Then Utah and Colorado State and the rest with Wyoming, TCU, and Air Force.
Surprisingly with New Mexico beating BYU the only change is a flop between Colorado State and Utah, make sure to check after the jump to see how each voter cast their poll.
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Mountain West Basketball Power Poll: 1/25/2010
The Mountain West is looking to be the premiere conference out west (yes even ahead of the Pac-10) with a possibility of three NCAA tourney teams which would be a league record.
The voting comes from the collective staff here at the site. Check after the jump to see how the votes turned out.
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