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Coaches Poll Top 25 College Basketball Rankings Week 15

Coaches Top 25 Poll - where do all the top teams stand in the latest Coaches college basketball rankings after Week 15?
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hotshot said:
Yep. Played a tougher-than-expected game Sat afternoon against L'ville, flew up to NC (prolly yesterday) and play tonite with 21,500 rooting against us. Pretty taxing stretch.
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Hate the Saturday Monday turn around especially when you have to travel. Might as well get used to it with the conference tournament where you play consecutive days and the dance every other day.
 
Mklein13 said:
Hate the Saturday Monday turn around especially when you have to travel. Might as well get used to it with the conference tournament where you play consecutive days and the dance every other day.
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Yeah, that's what Duke faced last week -- played their archrival UNC on Sat, took a Sunday flight down to Miami, and lost to us on Monday. Good prep though, as you point out.
 
In the AP Poll where we are #15:

**** Vitale voted us #10 this week (a voter named Mike Rodak of Alabama had us highest of any voter at #9).

On the flip side, Seth Davis had us #19 and a writer from New Mexico had us the lowest at #25.
 
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Gables Canes said:
How in the blue **** can someone have us 25?!
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I agree. Here was the voting rundown (position in the poll, and how many voters at each level):

9th - 1
10th - 6
11th - 5
12th - 7
13th - 4
14th/15th/16th/17th - 6 each
18th - 8
19th - 4
21st - 2
25th - 1

That's a total of 62 votes. I don't know how many voters there are so can't say for certain that some didn't even have us in the Top 25
 
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hotshot said:
I agree. Here was the voting rundown (position in the poll, 6and how many voters at each level):

9th - 1
10th - 6
11th - 5
12th - 7
13th - 4
14th/15th/16th/17th - 6 each
18th - 18
19th - 4
21st - 2
25th - 1

That's a total of 72 votes. I don't know how many voters there are so can't say for certain that some didn't even have us in the Top 25
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It's 8 voters that had us 18th, so a total of 62 votes, otherwise that all lines up. All 62 voters had Miami in the top 25, nobody left us off the ballot.
 
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mtsucalico85 said:
It's 8 voters that had us 18th, so a total of 62 votes, otherwise that all lines up. All 62 voters had Miami in the top 25, nobody left us off the ballot.
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Thanks for the correction. 8 was indeed the number of voters who had us at #18. Went back and corrected my original post. Good to hear nobody had us lower than #25.
 
hotshot said:
I agree. Here was the voting rundown (position in the poll, and how many voters at each level):

9th - 1
10th - 6
11th - 5
12th - 7
13th - 4
14th/15th/16th/17th - 6 each
18th - 8
19th - 4
21st - 2
25th - 1

That's a total of 62 votes. I don't know how many voters there are so can't say for certain that some didn't even have us in the Top 25
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Just count up the #1 votes, that will tell you the number of voters.
 
Looking at the Top 25 poll votes cast by Geoff Grammar of the Albuquerque Journal --the voter who had us at #25 -- six of his 25 votes were +5 or more off from the actual aggregate ranking. In UM's case, he was 10 slots off.
 
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hotshot said:
Looking at the Top 25 poll votes cast by Geoff Grammar of the Albuquerque Journal --the voter who had us at #25 -- six of his 25 votes were +5 or more off from the actual aggregate ranking. In UM's case, he was 10 slots off.
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In fairness, he was watching the Breaking Bad marathon all weekend...
 
Not in ESPN’s power 16 as of this am. Look to be 17 reading the “in the waiting room” portion.

In the waiting room
Miami Hurricanes: They're firing on all cylinders right now offensively, scoring at least 78 points in their last six games -- and more than 90 in three of those. It's not just Isaiah Wong. Nijel Pack is averaging 23.0 points in his last three, and Jordan Miller had 24 and 11 against North Carolina.
 
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