- North Carolina 9-0 (48)
- Memphis 8-0 (19)
- Kansas 10-0 (2)
- Texas 10-0Â (2)
- Georgetown 8-0 (1)
- Duke 9-0
- Washington State 9-0
- UCLA 9-1
- Michigan State 9-1
- Marquette 7-1
- Pittsburgh 10-0
- Tennessee 9-1
- Indiana 9-1
- Texas A&M 9-1
- Clemson 8-0
- Butler 9-1 (↑2)
- Vanderbilt 10-0 (↑3)
- Gonzaga 8-2 (↑1)
- Arizona 7-2 (↑2)
- Villanova 8-1 (↑3)
- Brigham Young 9-2 (↑4)
- Miami (FL) 9-0 (NR)
- Oregon 8-2 (↓7)
- West Virginia 8-1 (NR)
- Southern California 6-3 (NR)
Dropped out: Xavier, Louisville, Saint Mary’s.
Top 5 outside looking in: Xavier, Stanford, Rhode Island, Dayton, Florida.
Conference breakdown:
- Big East: 5
- Pacific-10: 5
- Atlantic Coast: 4
- Big XII: 3
- Big 10: 2
- Southeastern: 2
- West Coast: 1
- Conference USA: 1
- Horizon: 1
- Mountain West: 1
my opinion is that Texas is the scariest team right now. North Carolina is obviously the best, but Kansas is right behind. Duke, i don’t even know how they are winning, coach K i guess really is THAT good. He takes any team and makes them into all americans baby!! Georgtown is a team that is underlooked along with Washington State. both very dangerous and are very talented. I’m still waiting to see who cracks first though. Back to North Carolina and Kansas, who will crack first between them two. I would have to go with North Carolina unfortunately, there is always a team that comes out of no where in there conference and beats them. Every year them and Duke. Just wondering what team will do it this year.
G’Town and WSU just haven’t had any nationally televised games yet this year–but that will change for G’Town with the huge one against Memphis on Saturday.
You make a fair point on Kansas, Mitchell. Their schedule lines up so that’s it’s even a possibility that they could make it to February unscathed.