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Considering it is only Week 2, destroying Kentucky is enough to gain my #1 vote even if the Wildcats are performing below expectations. |
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I didn't account for transfer Braxton Key in my preseason ranking of Virginia. (+1) |
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North Carolina played two road games to start the season so they see a small boost to their ranking. |
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Early season rankings don't mean much after just 1-2 games, but Auburn jumps one spot for beating a preseason-favored Washington team. |
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They obliterated a Florida team just outside my preseason Top 25, and this was without a key player. They will be a force in the ACC. |
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A philosophy that I will apply more this season: teams should drop very little or not at all for losing a close one to a higher ranked team. |
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I'll leave Kentucky just below the team that knocked them out of the tournament in March. Another loss before mid-December and they are out. |
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Knocked off West Virginia in their place. Because I still believe the Mountaineers are a good team, I will reward Buffalo. |
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West Virginia and Washington falling out left room to bring in my #26, Nebraska, who won their first two games by 69 (nice) and 52. |