College Basketball: 73-team Power Conference Ranking

    
January 20th, 2010 by Shawn Siegel
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Power Conference Ranking

 

During the 2007-08 season, I posted occasionally BCS Conference power rankings that spurred some interesting debates. Sure, everyone knows the best teams in the nation, but it was particularly interesting (and offensive to some fans) to see who the worst of the worst was. With some extra time on my hands, I decided to bring back the ranking once again. In the right hand column, you'll see the team's ranking in my overall Top 50 for reference. However, the Top 50 #'s are weekly and don't include the latest games (ie, Texas losing to Kansas St) which is why the overall order has changed.

 

Amazing that at the same time in 2007-08, UCLA was #1 on the list, and they are now 67th out of 73. Kentucky, meanwhile went from #22 in the middle of that season to our current #1.

 

  Team Record League T50
1

Kentucky

the lone remaining unbeaten

 18-0 SEC 1
2

Kansas

 16-1 B12 3
3

Syracuse

already won 4 big east road games

 18-1 BE 4
4

Texas

 17-1 B12 2
5

Duke

 15-2 ACC 5
6

Villanova

 16-1 BE 6
7

Michigan State

 15-3 B10 7
8

Kansas St

 16-2 B12 9
9

Tennessee

better without tyler smith?

 15-2 SEC 8
10

Purdue

 15-3 B10 10
11

West Virginia

 13-3 BE 11
12

Georgetown

 13-3 BE 12
13

Pittsburgh

perhaps biggest surprise bcs team?

 15-2 BE 18
14

Wisconsin

 14-4 B10 14
15

Georgia Tech

 14-4 ACC 19
16

Clemson

 15-4 ACC 15
17

Texas A&M

 13-5 B12 21
18

Florida State

 14-4 ACC 22
19

North Carolina

 12-6 ACC 24
20

Ohio State

 14-5 B10 32
21

Ole Miss

 13-4 SEC 20
22

Baylor

 14-2 B12 25
23

Vanderbilt

quietly won 8 games in a row

 14-3 SEC 33
24

Mississippi St

 15-3 SEC 34
25

Wake Forest

 12-4 ACC 36
26

Oklahoma State

 13-4 B12 39
27

Virginia Tech

 14-3 ACC 42
28

Connecticut

havent won a road or neutral game yet

 11-6 BE 38
29

Missouri

 14-4 B12 44
30

Florida

 12-5 SEC 45
31

USC

 11-6 P10 46
32

Cincinnati

12-6 BE 48
33

Northwestern

 13-5 B10 43
34

Miami

 15-4 ACC 31
35

California

 11-6 P10 49
36

Notre Dame

 14-5 BE *
37

Arizona St

first place in pac-10 early.. so what

 14-5 P10 *
38

Washington

 12-5 P10 *
39

St. John's

 12-5 BE *
40

Maryland

 12-5 ACC *
41

Minnesota

 12-6 B10 *
42

Louisville

 12-6 BE *
43

Illinois

 12-7 B10 *
44

Virginia

3-0 in acc play is somewhat flukey

 12-4 ACC *
45

Texas Tech

losers of 3 straight, but all to good teams

 12-5 B10 *
46

Marquette

 11-6 BE *
47

South Carolina

 11-6 SEC *
48

Seton Hall

 10-6 BE *
49

Washington St

 13-5 P10 *
50

Oklahoma

young team perhaps finally turning corner

 11-7 B12 *
51

Iowa St

 12-5 B12 *
52

NC State

 12-6 ACC *
53

Providence

 11-7 BE *
54

Michigan

 10-7 B10 *
55

Alabama

 11-7 SEC *
56

Nebraska

 12-6 B12 *
57

Arizona

derrick williams is perhaps top under the radar fr

 9-9 P10 *
58

Indiana

 8-9 B10 *
59

Georgia

 8-8 SEC *
60

Boston College

 11-8 ACC *
61

South Florida

 11-6 BE *
62

Colorado

 10-7 B12 *
63

Oregon

 10-7 P10 *
64

Arkansas

 8-9 SEC *
65

LSU

 9-8 SEC *
66

Stanford

 8-9 P10 *
67

UCLA

amazing to see ucla way down here

 7-10 P10 *
68

Auburn

jeff lebo's job has to be in jeopardy

 9-9 SEC *
69

Oregon St

 8-9 P10 *
70

Penn St

 8-9 B10 *
71

Rutgers

 9-8 BE *
72

Iowa

 7-11 B10 *
73

DePaul

a new coach wont change a thing

 7-10 BE *

 

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