All 351 Teams Ranked

[navery12]

CBS ranked all 351 teams, it's an 84 min read so haven't gotten through it yet. But should be interesting to see where some of the other AAC teams and OOC opponents are ranked, since most lists don't go past the top 25

Duke, Kentucky, Kansas top CBS Sports' 1-351 college basketball rankings

 

[NC_Uconn_Fan]

CCSU at #347

 

[Kemba'sYogurt]

CCSU at #347

Sign em up

 

[AZHuskiePop]

A couple of comments
Does Houston Baptist have our old logo?
Here is the AAC breakdown
UConn 19
UC. 30
SMU. 56
Houston. 72
Temple. 75
Memphis 83
UCF 110
ECU. 141
Tulsa 151
USF 211
Tulane 254

 

[Sky ball]

Then you have this power grouping:

194. Portland
195. UNC Ashville
196. Boston College University
197. Kennesaw State
Then
253. Rutgers

 

[auror]

Memphis might be even worse than 83, I think. Lawson is really good and Woodson can shoot, but they lost a lot and aren't bringing a lot in to replace it. Maybe some of their kids will grow up, but who the hell is going to handle the ball for them?

 

[Huskybass]

A couple of comments
Does Houston Baptist have our old logo?
Here is the AAC breakdown
UConn 19
UC. 30
SMU. 56
Houston. 72
Temple. 75
Memphis 83
UCF 110
ECU. 141
Tulsa 151
USF 211
Tulane 254

Thanks for the AAC summary. Assuming we stay healthy, the conference should be ours.

 

[ConnZag3]

G Tech at 218 is also pretty embarrassing for a power 5 school, though I'm not sure Pastner is worthy of a program much better than that...

 

[CCSUBlue92]

CCSU at #347

Good news is that there's a high ceiling! Things in CCSU Blue Devil Nation are down but we're not out. UConn fans will be happy to hear that your old friend Donyell is actually doing a great job so far. He's brought in an impressive staff, signed a few athletic kids for this year, and have at least one early signing for next year--a kid named Talek Williams.
I was certainly not in favor of hiring Donyell, but so far he is proving me wrong. He's really embracing his new role, and the CCSU community is enjoying the enthusiasm that he's bringing to the basketball program.
Hoping that he can get us back to where we were back in 2000-2007.