Rankings this week...?

[EricLA]

1) Baylor
2) ND
3) UCONN
4) Stanford
5) Duke
6) Miami
7) Green Bay
8) Nebraska
9) Georgetown
10) Delaware
11) Kentucky
12) Maryland
13) OSU
14) Tennessee
15) aTm

anyhoo... i realize that Kentucky, Maryalnd, OSU, and Tennessee all lost to unranked teams this past week, but at some point you have to acknowledge Tennessee's 6 losses and even tho i think they'd kill OSU in a game, their 20 point victory over the 2nd or 3rd worst team in the SEC is NOT impressive. heck, they were up by about only 12 or so with 4 minutes to go.

anyway, i'm just throwing this out there for discussion. i think in reality it will be much different but...

i'd say that the teams like Nebraska, Georgetown, and then Delaware and Green Bay should move ahead of all the teams who lost (Kentucky, MD, OSU, and Tennessee), but i don't think the "voters" will move the losing teams down as much as they should...

 

[UcMiami]

I don't think KY falls that far - they have a better win than anybody else in the running - the problem with Green Bay, Miami, Maryland, OSU and Nebraska is they haven't won against really anybody. KY has the huge win against Duke. I wouldn't be surprised to see them just drop to #6 because given everyone else's mediocrity I don't know you can move someone ahead of them at this time.
I do think that TN drops and 14 seems not a bad place, but not sure the voters will agree - again because no one is really stepping forward
And while Georgetown is playing well, they too haven't distinguished themselves against good competition - they don't have the bad loss, but some of their 'ranked' wins are not looking as good as they did when played - for example I expect Rutgers to drop significantly this week so ... a #12 win for Georgetown at the time is more likely to be a #18 or worse.

 

[rocky rococo]

Take your 7-10 and your 11-14, reverse the two groups, and there you have it.