Published By Matt Norlander On Monday, February 18th 2008  
Posted In AP Top 25  

Week 15 AP Top 25

  1. Memphis 25-0 (72)
  2. Tennessee 23-2
  3. North Carolina 24-2
  4. Kansas 24-2
  5. Duke 22-2
  6. UCLA 22-3
  7. Texas 21-4 (↑4)
  8. Butler 24-2 
  9. Stanford 21-4 
  10. Xavier 21-4
  11. Wisconsin 21-4 (↑4)  
  12. Georgetown 20-4 (↓4)
  13. Connecticut 20-5 (↑4) 
  14. Purdue 21-5 (↑5)   
  15. Indiana 21-4
  16. Drake 23-2 
  17. Washington State 20-5 (↑5)
  18. Louisville 20-6 (↑5)  
  19. Michigan State 20-5 (↓9)
  20. Vanderbilt 22-4 (↑4)  
  21. Notre Dame 19-5
  22. Texas A&M 20-5  (↓6)  
  23. Saint Mary’s 22-5 
  24. Kansas State 18-6 (↓6)
  25. Marquette 18-6 (NR)

Dropped out: Pittsburgh (22).

Top 5 outside looking in: Pittsburgh, Brigham Young, Clemson, Gonzaga, Arizona.

Conference breakdown:

  • Big East:5
  • Big XII: 4
  • Big 10: 4
  • Pacific-10: 3
  • Southeastern: 2
  • Atlantic Coast: 2
  • Atlantic 10: 1
  • Conference USA: 1
  • Horizon: 1
  • Missouri Valley: 1
  • West Coast: 1

Notes:

-This is the most significant shifting that we’ve seen in the polls in five weeks.

-Drake goes 1-1, yet only drops two spots.

-Some schools that people think are overrated (Washington State, Vanderbilt, Wisconsin) are on the rise.

-UConn did not receive one preseason vote in the Top 25. They are now ranked 13th.

-The Big East has laid claim to the most spots in the polls this season for every single week except two.

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2 Responses to “Week 15 AP Top 25”

  1. spalding smailsNo Gravatar says:
    February 18, 2008 at 5:40 pm

    I’d love to know who gave Stephen F. Austin 2 votes and Cornell 1. Not because I think it’s wrong; I’m just curious.

  2. ShazomariNo Gravatar says:
    February 18, 2008 at 10:09 pm

    There’s UConn…slowly moving up that list… I love it.

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