dk423
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Big difference between the computers and the people. I do take the computers more seriously once the season has started and there's actual game-data in it.
2025-26 Rankings
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Big difference between the computers and the people. I do take the computers more seriously once the season has started and there's actual game-data in it.
It's worth the $5 a month for Evan Miyakawa
Just to keep track of all of the definite AP voters this year:
Seth Davis (Hoops HQ): #3
David Borges (Connecticut Insider): #4
Jeff Borzello (ESPN): #5
Jon Rothstein (CBS): #3
Average: 3.75
Others like Dauster, Parrish, and Goodman weren't AP voters last year, but still possible they will be this year.
Solid chance at the school's first ever preseason top 5 (or 6) ranking, which as mentioned is huge for season ticket sales. Also will help individual tickets for the Alabama week 1 opener.
Seth Davis (Hoops HQ): #3
David Borges (Connecticut Insider): #4
Jeff Borzello (ESPN): #5
Jon Rothstein (CBS): #3
Average: 3.75
Others like Dauster, Parrish, and Goodman weren't AP voters last year, but still possible they will be this year.
Solid chance at the school's first ever preseason top 5 (or 6) ranking, which as mentioned is huge for season ticket sales. Also will help individual tickets for the Alabama week 1 opener.
#6 in kenpom’s human poll (this is actual voting not stats)
3 of our regular season opponents as well as Michigan also in top 10.
#6 in kenpom’s human poll (this is actual voting not stats)
Another ballot in, #10 here:
nevadasportsnet.com
Also: #4 UConn, #20 Creighton
Murray: My preseason AP Top 25 college basketball poll and five trends to track this year
For the 14th straight season, I will vote in the AP Top 25 men's basketball poll, which is a major responsibility I take seriously. I just wish the deadline to
nevadasportsnet.com
Also: #4 UConn, #20 Creighton
Just my two cents on UConn. Seems most voters are expecting Karaban to be a Batman when he clearly showed last season he is just a Robin. UConn is stacked but if Hurley allows him to take a high volume of shots, they may suffer the same fate as last year.
He's an alfred.
Agree on Karaban. I think the biggest need from last year is clear. Hurley has noted a number of times his squad in 2025-2026 must be a lot more physical than last season and defend at a consistently high level. That of course is easier said than done.
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