KJones77's Ballot for Week 10 of 2017-18
Submitted on Sunday, January 7, 2018 at 10:49PM EST
FYI: This is a provisional ballot. It does not count towards this poll's results.
| Rank | Team | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
 Villanova
|
up 2 |
| 2 |
West Virginia
|
up 3; great win over Oklahoma |
| 3 |
Michigan State
|
down 2 |
| 4 |
Texas Tech
|
up 10; losses help them move up further than I would've anticipated, but Kansas is a great win |
| 5 |
Wichita State
|
up 3; that attrition ahead of them though |
| 6 |
Duke
|
down 4; first BC and now NC State... |
| 7 |
Virginia
|
up 5; nice win against UNC |
| 8 |
Oklahoma
|
down 2; West Virginia is a great loss on the road |
| 9 |
Kansas
|
down 2; Texas Tech is a fine loss, TCU a good win |
| 10 |
TCU
|
no change; still no bad losses and competitive ones at that |
| 11 |
Arizona
|
down 2; Colorado baby |
| 12 |
Arizona State
|
down 8; Colorado baby |
| 13 |
Xavier
|
down 2; Providence isn't that bad of a loss, but these guys have been teetering |
| 14 |
Purdue
|
up 4; B1G will help them rise since Purdue is good and the B1G sucks B1G time |
| 15 |
Florida State
|
up 1; am I the only one who really likes this FSU team? almost beat Duke and then beat UNC back-to-back? yes please |
| 16 |
Seton Hall
|
up 3; undefeated start to conference play, but haven't played Nova or X yet |
| 17 |
Gonzaga
|
up 5; I honestly had no plans to move them up but everybody keeps losing at the bottom |
| 18 |
North Carolina
|
down 3; I think they should drop more after losing two straight, but I can't really see who I'd drop them below right now |
| 19 |
Clemson
|
up 6; really proving themselves; tough win against Louisville |
| 20 |
Kentucky
|
no change; it's not like Tennessee isn't good |
| 21 |
Auburn
|
up 3; started off SEC play as needed |
| 22 |
Cincinnati
|
up 1 |
| 23 |
Tennessee
|
new; back in after brief week out thanks to Kentucky win |
| 24 |
Miami (FL)
|
down 7; good bounce back with FSU to stay in barely |
| 25 |
Ohio State
|
new; impressive coaching job by Holtmann and big win over MSU gets them in; Texas A&M (13) and Arkansas (22) fall out |