BY25 poll #9: *Results are in*

[Plebe]

Number of 1st-place votes shown in parentheses:

Also receiving votes (on at least two ballots): Florida 39, Georgia Tech 30, Dayton 14, Ole Miss 10, Missouri State 4, Princeton 2.

The following teams appeared on only one ballot, thus falling short of "receiving votes": South Florida, Gonzaga, Washington State, Stephen F. Austin, Villanova, IUPUI, Liberty.

Thank you to all who voted. Nineteen ballots were submitted.

The final poll of the season (poll #10) will be Sunday, March 13, 2022 (just prior to the NCAA selection show).

 

[triaddukefan]

That was the quickest turnaround time in BY Poll history. 15 minutes after the voting closed

 

[Plebe]

That was the quickest turnaround time in BY Poll history. 15 minutes after the voting closed

glad someone noticed.

I was able to get a very early start filling out the spreadsheet. With inspiration from Hyperbole and a Half.

 

[MSGRET]

That was the quickest turnaround time in BY Poll history. 15 minutes after the voting closed

He was preparing himself for the final season poll. There are only a couple of hours between the final tournament game and the reveal so he has to be quick. That also means that the voters will have a very short time to submit their T25.

 

[UCFKnights]

Is this the first time UCF has been ranked in the BY25 poll? I would have to assume so

 

[Plebe]

Is this the first time UCF has been ranked in the BY25 poll? I would have to assume so

I believe so. It definitely hadn't happened previously this season, although UCF had been numerous times in the "receiving votes" category.

 

[Plebe]

Interesting that the Boneyard ranking comes close overall to matching the committee's reveal, with no differential of more than two spots for any team in the committee's top 16 except Tennessee.

Team (BY25/committee)
SC (1/1)
Stanford (2/2)
NC State (3/3)
Louisville (4/4)
Baylor (5/5)
LSU (6/7)
UConn (7/9)
Iowa St (8/6)
Michigan (9/8)
Texas (10/10)
Maryland (11/12)
Arizona (12/11)
Iowa (13/14)
Indiana (14/15)
Ohio State (15/--)
BYU (16/--)
N. Carolina (17/--)
Oklahoma (18/16)
Tennessee (19/13)