Uconn 3rd in Final Coaches Poll

[dannykuconn]

http://espn.go.com/womens-college-basketball/rankings/_/poll/2

 

[Goodies07]

ESPN hasn't updated their rankings as of now, but here is a link from USA Today's website

 

[pap49cba]

Nice to see some recognition for the BE championship.

 

[EricLA]

that sounds about right. but not a lot separates UCONN from ND.

 

[alexrgct]

that sounds about right. but not a lot separates UCONN from ND.

Or Stanford for that matter. Those three teams are really neck and neck. Wouldn't argue vehemently with any of them being #2.

 

[FairView]

Nearly 30% of the teams from the Big East.

 

[MilfordHusky]

USA Today has Maryland's record wrong. It is 28-4, not 24-8.

We have an 8-loss team at #7. Gag!

We also have two 10-loss teams.

The teams ranked 11-25 average 7.5 losses. All will have 1 more.

 

[FairView]

USA Today has Maryland's record wrong. It is 28-4, not 24-8.

We have an 8-loss team at #7. Gag!

We also have two 10-loss teams.

The teams ranked 11-25 average 7.5 losses. All will have 1 more.

Nothing says parity like teams that lose to one another.

 

[UConnChapette]

Some "new" names in the top 25, or at least not teams you see year in and year out.

Delaware
Miami (FL)
Georgia Tech
St. Johns
Gonzaga
St. Bonaventure

I would even say Nebraska, back in the top 25 since Kelsey Griffin's senior year.

No UNC, no Oklahoma. Who else is missing that we have gotten used to seeing in the top 25?

 

[wire chief]

Some "new" names in the top 25, or at least not teams you see year in and year out.

Delaware
Miami (FL)
Georgia Tech
St. Johns
Gonzaga
St. Bonaventure

I would even say Nebraska, back in the top 25 since Kelsey Griffin's senior year.

No UNC, no Oklahoma. Who else is missing that we have gotten used to seeing in the top 25?

Well, Texas, if just barely. LSU

 

[MilfordHusky]

Some "new" names in the top 25, or at least not teams you see year in and year out.

Delaware
Miami (FL)
Georgia Tech
St. Johns
Gonzaga
St. Bonaventure

I would even say Nebraska, back in the top 25 since Kelsey Griffin's senior year.

No UNC, no Oklahoma. Who else is missing that we have gotten used to seeing in the top 25?

I think Ga. Tech has been ranked a few times (you would know).

Miami got there when Johnson and Williams arrived.

I think SJU made it a couple of years--when Kia Wright was there, maybe in the past 2 years as well. I think they gave eventual champ Maryland a really good game for 35+ minutes in the 2006 NCAAs.