Week 4 preview (Nov. 29–Dec. 5)

[Gamecockfan77]

1. South Carolina
2. NC State
3. UConn
4. Stanford
5. Maryland
6. Baylor
7. Arizona
8. Indiana
9. Louisville
10. Tennessee
11. Texas
12. Iowa
13. Kentucky
14. North Carolina
15. Duke
16. Iowa State
17. Michigan
18. Georgia
19. Oklahoma
20. BYU
21. Gonzaga
22. Texas A&M
23. Notre Dame
24. Oregon
25. Nebraska

 

[SECbbfan24]

17. LSU

 

[southie]

1. South Carolina
2. NC State
3. UConn
4. Stanford
5. Maryland
6. Baylor
7. Arizona
8. Indiana
9. Louisville
10. Tennessee
11. Texas
12. Iowa
13. Kentucky
14. North Carolina
15. Duke
16. Iowa State
17. Michigan
18. Georgia
19. Oklahoma
20. BYU
21. Gonzaga
22. Texas A&M
23. Notre Dame
24. Oregon
25. Nebraska

2 teams in the Top 5 with 2 losses a piece?

Stanford has 2 Top 10 wins; but, also a losses to Texas (at home) and to South Florida (who you are missing, but was #13 in last week's AP poll).

Maryland has 2 losses to Top 10 teams (each by almost 20 points), and 1 win Top 10 win (Baylor at home).

 

[southie]

Okay, put your rankings down if you have them.

1. South Carolina
2. NC State
3. UConn
4. Tennessee
5. Texas
6. Stanford
7. Indiana
8. Arizona
9. Louisville
10. Maryland
11. Baylor
12. BYU
13. Texas A&M
14. Kentucky
15. Duke
16. Colorado
17. LSU
18. North Carolina
19. Georgia
20. Arkansas
21. UCF
22. Michigan
23. Notre Dame
24. Georgia Tech
25. Missouri

Seems like you actually looked at a team's wins and losses!

Texas probably too high. Arizona could be higher (as they are undefeated). Where is South Florida? You can't rank Stanford that high if one of their losses is to a team you have unranked

 

[LETTERL]

1) South Carolina

2) North Carolina State

3) Connecticut

4) Stanford

5) Baylor

6) Tennessee

7) Arizona

8) Indiana

9) Maryland

10) Louisville

11) Texas

12) Iowa

13) Iowa State

14) Michigan

15) Ohio State

16) Kentucky

17) Brigham Young

18) Duke

19) LSU

20) Georgia

21) Colorado

22) Florida-Gulf Coast

23) Virginia Tech

24) Texas A&M

25) Gonzaga

 

[ReadR00ster]

Seems like you actually looked at a team's wins and losses!

Texas probably too high. Arizona could be higher (as they are undefeated). Where is South Florida? You can't rank Stanford that high if one of their losses is to a team you have unranked

I do think Texas is that good, plus they beat Stanford so they should be ahead of them and Texas A&M is also very good team they just beat easily, and Tennessee beat Texas so they should be ahead of Texas. South Florida just lost to someone really bad, and that is 3 losses so they are out for now, that doesn't meant it a worse loss for Stanford now. Arizona would be higher if they didn't almost get beat by Vanderbilt of all teams.

 

[ReadR00ster]

Well they pretty much just dominated #14 Iowa State leading for pretty much the entire game. Have another good win against Mo. State and the 1 loss to Florida Gulf Coast who probably won't be ranked anymore but still not a horrible loss.

 

[Gamecockfan77]

2 teams in the Top 5 with 2 losses a piece?

Stanford has 2 Top 10 wins; but, also a losses to Texas (at home) and to South Florida (who you are missing, but was #13 in last week's AP poll).

Maryland has 2 losses to Top 10 teams (each by almost 20 points), and 1 win Top 10 win (Baylor at home).

I believe Stanford's better than most teams with fewer losses than they have and I think Maryland is probably as well when they are remotely healthy.

USF lost to UT Arlington. They were in my last poll, dropped out. What can you do?

 

[stwainfan]

Rae Burrell got up a few pre game shots yesterday. I am hoping she is back for the Stanford game.

 

[cancontent]

When are teams gonna learn to not give her space out there!? Kudos to her.

In fairness, it's like Caitlin Clark. How tight do you play her without getting beat in a different manner?

She's a double-edged sword. And if you're not careful, she can sell fouls pretty well. Playing her tight can work against teams too.

 

[LowkeyX]

1. South Carolina (9-0)
2. NC State (8-1)
3. UConn (5-1)
4. Arizona (7-0)
5. Baylor (8-1)
6. Louisville (7-1)
7. Stanford (5-2)
8. Indiana (5-2)
9. Maryland (8-2)
10. Tennessee (8-0)
11. Texas (6-1)
12. Iowa (5-1)
13. Iowa St. (8-1)
14. Michigan (8-1)
15. Texas A&M (8-1)
16. Kentucky (6-1)
17. South Florida (5-3)
18. Georgia (7-1)
19. BYU (8-0)
20. Duke (8-0)
21. LSU (6-1)
22. Oregon St. (4-2)
23. Notre Dame (7-2)
24. Oklahoma (7-1)
25. Ohio St (6-1)

I should probably rank Tennessee higher but I don’t think they’re better than the 9 teams above them who have (good/understandable) ranked losses. If they beat Stanford on 12/18 I’ll be convinced. I went back & forth about #25 with Ohio St., Gonzaga, Colorado & Nebraska.

 

[JDuro]

1. South Carolina
2. NC State
3. UConn
4. Arizona
5. Stanford
6. Louisville
7. Baylor
8. Tennessee
9. Indiana
10. Maryland
11. Texas
12. Iowa
13. Georgia
14. Texas A&M
15. Iowa State
16. Kentucky
17. Ohio State
18. FGCU
19. BYU
20. Notre Dame
21. Oregon State
22. Duke
23. VA Tech
24. LSU
25. Missouri

 

[donalddoowop]

Okay, put your rankings down if you have them.

1. South Carolina
2. NC State
3. UConn
4. Tennessee
5. Texas
6. Stanford
7. Indiana
8. Arizona
9. Louisville
10. Maryland
11. Baylor
12. BYU
13. Texas A&M
14. Kentucky
15. Duke
16. Colorado
17. LSU
18. North Carolina
19. Georgia
20. Arkansas
21. UCF
22. Michigan
23. Notre Dame
24. Georgia Tech
25. Missouri

I know it's your opinion but, in my opinion, no way is Tennessee a top 4 team. If they are then WCBB is way down this season. When Burrell comes back, they will be a much better team but not top 4.

 

[southie]

Women's college basketball Power Rankings: ACC teams heat up, NC State jumps past UConn

NC State, which jumps to No. 2, and Louisville have bounced back from season-opening losses to look like Final Four contenders again.

www.espn.com

 

[Gamecockfan77]

We have a weird consensus that Texas is #11.