Official JustBBall.Com Poll (Week 4) <font color="DarkRed">NCAA Division I: Official JustBBall.Com Poll (Week 4)</font> This is the Official JustBBall.Com Top 25 college basketball poll which comes out every Monday morning, with the number of first-place votes in parentheses, total points outside the parentheses, and team records in italics. Team records are through the date the poll was released: 1.Connecticut - 97 (2) 2.Georgia Tech - 96 (1) 3.Duke - 89 4.Oklahoma - 85 5.Wake Forest - 78 6.Arizona - 77 7.Stanford - 76 8.St. Joseph's - 68 9.Pittsburgh - 64 10.North Carolina - 63 11.Kansas - 56 12.(T)Cincinnati - 55 12.(T)Kentucky - 55 14.Louisville - 48 15.Gonzaga - 39 16.Wisconsin - 36 17.(T)Illinois - 31 17.(T)Syracuse - 31 17.(T)Florida - 31 20.Vanderbilt - 27 21.Texas - 25 22.Purdue - 21 23.Creighton - 9 24.Marquette - 8 25.Florida State - 7 Others Receiving Votes - Mississippi State - 6, Texas Tech - 6, Missouri - 5, Iowa - 4, Michigan - 3, Dayton - 2, Providence - 2 The Board of Selected Members is made up of 4 quality college basketball posters at JustBBall.Com. All are respected and credible members. The 2003-04 voters: Fast Luck, Kid Canada, Sunsfan, Wave Dropped From Rankings - 12.Missouri, 24.Dayton, 25.Mississippi State
I like these rankings. The only real problem I have (besides all the ties, but that's out of our control) is that Mississippi St. was in the rankings last week, didn't lose a game, then fall out. I still have a problem with 'Zona being below Wake Forest, but I figure I talk about them too much and it's not as bad as last week. I still had Missouri in my rankings I believe, but I don't blame everyone else for knocking them out. They were overrated to being with, anyway.
I like these rankings. I don't mind Mississippi State dropping out, because although they didn't lose, I think Florida State earned the right to jump them. I'm accidentally responsible for screwing Kentucky out of some votes, but they don't look too bad there in 12th. And I feel like Wake should be ahead of Arizona, since they're undefeated, beat UNC and were dominant in their other games. Also, Missouri dropped out and then they lost to Bellmont, haha, I guess that proves the drop out was the right move.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting sunsfan1357:</div><div class="quote_post">I like these rankings. The only real problem I have (besides all the ties, but that's out of our control) is that Mississippi St. was in the rankings last week, didn't lose a game, then fall out.</div>That is because we only had four voters this week. Last week we had a few more people who put Mississippi State very high on their lists. About Missouri, I believe it was just you and I who voted for them. I had them twenty-fifth and you had them twenty-first. I have problems with Texas over Vanderbilt, Kentucky over Louisville, and Duke over Oklahoma. Texas should not be ranked. They have no quality wins, and two embarrassing losses. What qualifies them to be ranked? The Louisville one is self-explanatory. Duke should be behind Oklahoma because although they both have two top fifteen wins, Oklahoma beat Purdue and Purdue beat Duke.
