October 22, 20187 yr 1. Kansas (37) 2. Kentucky (19) 3. Gonzaga (1) 4. Duke (4) 5. Virginia (2) 6. Tennessee (1) 7. Nevada 8. North Carolina 9. Villanova (1) 10. Michigan State 11. Auburn 12. Kansas State 13. West Virginia 14. Oregon 15. Virginia Tech 16. Syracuse 17. Florida State 18. Mississippi State 19. Michigan 20. TCU 21. UCLA 22. Clemson 23. LSU 24. Purdue 25. Washington
October 22, 20187 yr Author IU (98), Notre Dame (22), Cincinnati (21), and Louisville (11) among the "others receiving votes" group.
October 22, 20187 yr Author Louisville plays: Tennessee Michigan State Kentucky North Carolina x2 Virginia Tech Florida State Duke Clemson Syracuse Virgina x2 Possibly Kansas (if they beat UT)
October 22, 20187 yr Louisville plays: Tennessee Michigan State Kentucky North Carolina x2 Virginia Tech Florida State Duke Clemson Syracuse Virgina x2 Possibly Kansas (if they beat UT) Yikes
October 22, 20187 yr Louisville plays: Tennessee Michigan State Kentucky North Carolina x2 Virginia Tech Florida State Duke Clemson Syracuse Virgina x2 Possibly Kansas (if they beat UT) Guess they won't stay honorable mention very long then :wave:
October 22, 20187 yr Author Guess they won't stay honorable mention very long then :wave: Likely not, it does create a great home schedule though. I'd much rather it be this way than the opposite, but I'm crazy.
October 22, 20187 yr SEC appears to be stronger this year with 5 preseason Top 25 teams. It's been building for a while now. SEC schools started investing that SEC network money into basketball and those investments are starting to bear fruit. There's more coaching talent in the SEC right now than I can ever remember it having before.
October 23, 20187 yr SEC appears to be stronger this year with 5 preseason Top 25 teams. Sec had 8 teams make the tournament last year. Should have a decent shot to do it again and with better seeds.
October 23, 20187 yr Kind of surprised they have Duke at 4th behind Gonzaga. Is Duke at full strength to start the season?
October 23, 20187 yr It's been building for a while now. SEC schools started investing that SEC network money into basketball and those investments are starting to bear fruit. There's more coaching talent in the SEC right now than I can ever remember it having before. Yep
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