Final Women's basketball rankings

[Sect309Fan]

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncw/rankings

ESPN/USA Today Poll
1. Connecticut (31) 39-0 775
2. Louisville 34-5 736
3. Stanford 33-5 715
4. Oklahoma 32-5 687
5. Maryland 31-5 641
6. Baylor 29-6 545
7. Texas A&M 27-8 513
8. Vanderbilt 26-9 470
9. Ohio State 29-6 468
10. California 27-7 461
11. Iowa State 27-9 428
12. Arizona State 26-9 410
13. Auburn 30-4 380
14. Duke 27-6 379
15. Pittsburgh 25-8 365
16. Purdue 25-11 313
17. North Carolina 28-7 302
18. Florida State 26-8 267
19. South Dakota State 32-3 252
20. Kansas State 25-8 180
21. Rutgers 21-13 148
22. Michigan State 22-11 136
23. Florida 24-8 125
24. Virginia 24-10 98
25. Xavier 25-7 70

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Notre Dame 65, Gonzaga 37, Tennessee 25, Middle Tennessee State 24, Texas 13, Mississippi State 8, Boston College 7, Utah 7, Ball State 6, Minnesota 5, San Diego State 5, Bowling Green 4, LSU 3, North Carolina A&T 1, South Florida 1

-----------------------------------------------

Congrats to UConn for their perfect season. I still hate them with a passion, but they are damn good.

Vandy made it to the top ten with their nice performance in the NCAA tourney. They were ranked below UT for most of the year, so this was quite a good finish.

Who would have thought that UT would have a finish outside of the top 25? :ohmy It's amazing that they had just one more vote than MTSU (who would have been much higher had that not fell just short at the end to Michigan St in the first round).

This was definitely a down year for the SEC in women's basketball. The other conferences have caught up for now.

[TitansFan23]

That game was worse than the Men's.

Doris Burke was practically giving Geno fellatio the entire night.

Talk about unbiased commentary.

ESPN really sucks at times.

I know women hate being called the C word, but she defines it.

[Bobcat]

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncw/rankings

ESPN/USA Today Poll
1. Connecticut (31) 39-0 775
2. Louisville 34-5 736
3. Stanford 33-5 715
4. Oklahoma 32-5 687
5. Maryland 31-5 641
6. Baylor 29-6 545
7. Texas A&M 27-8 513
8. Vanderbilt 26-9 470
9. Ohio State 29-6 468
10. California 27-7 461
11. Iowa State 27-9 428
12. Arizona State 26-9 410
13. Auburn 30-4 380
14. Duke 27-6 379
15. Pittsburgh 25-8 365
16. Purdue 25-11 313
17. North Carolina 28-7 302
18. Florida State 26-8 267
19. South Dakota State 32-3 252
20. Kansas State 25-8 180
21. Rutgers 21-13 148
22. Michigan State 22-11 136
23. Florida 24-8 125
24. Virginia 24-10 98
25. Xavier 25-7 70

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Notre Dame 65, Gonzaga 37, Tennessee 25, Middle Tennessee State 24, Texas 13, Mississippi State 8, Boston College 7, Utah 7, Ball State 6, Minnesota 5, San Diego State 5, Bowling Green 4, LSU 3, North Carolina A&T 1, South Florida 1


^^ The one in red I'm most happy about. :)

[titanup23]

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncw/rankings

ESPN/USA Today Poll
1. Connecticut (31) 39-0 775
2. Louisville 34-5 736
3. Stanford 33-5 715
4. Oklahoma 32-5 687
5. Maryland 31-5 641
6. Baylor 29-6 545
7. Texas A&M 27-8 513
8. Vanderbilt 26-9 470
9. Ohio State 29-6 468
10. California 27-7 461
11. Iowa State 27-9 428
12. Arizona State 26-9 410
13. Auburn 30-4 380
14. Duke 27-6 379
15. Pittsburgh 25-8 365
16. Purdue 25-11 313
17. North Carolina 28-7 302
18. Florida State 26-8 267
19. South Dakota State 32-3 252
20. Kansas State 25-8 180
21. Rutgers 21-13 148
22. Michigan State 22-11 136
23. Florida 24-8 125
24. Virginia 24-10 98
25. Xavier 25-7 70

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES
Notre Dame 65, Gonzaga 37, Tennessee 25, Middle Tennessee State 24, Texas 13, Mississippi State 8, Boston College 7, Utah 7, Ball State 6, Minnesota 5, San Diego State 5, Bowling Green 4, LSU 3, North Carolina A&T 1, South Florida 1

-----------------------------------------------

Congrats to UConn for their perfect season. I still hate them with a passion, but they are damn good.

Vandy made it to the top ten with their nice performance in the NCAA tourney. They were ranked below UT for most of the year, so this was quite a good finish.

Who would have thought that UT would have a finish outside of the top 25? :ohmy It's amazing that they had just one more vote than MTSU (who would have been much higher had that not fell just short at the end to Michigan St in the first round).

This was definitely a down year for the SEC in women's basketball. The other conferences have caught up for now.

I don't think its that much of a surprise. They were basically a brand new team and a ton of freshman that weren't expect to do much. And before getting knocked out by Ball St., I think they had a better year than a lot of fans expected.