zsghost's Ballot for Week 11 of 2014-15| Rank | Team | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Kentucky
|
[LW: 1] At least Alabama's an okay team |
| 2 |
Virginia
|
[2] Deserved the feast on the ACC underbelly that it got |
| 3 |
Gonzaga
|
[4] Have to slot up Gonzaga after giving Duke the benefit of the doubt once |
| 4 |
Duke
|
[3] Goin' DOWN this Monday! (Louisville win saves what would've been a sizable drop) |
| 5 |
Villanova
|
[5] Surviving a serious gauntlet very well right now, still my pick to be last #1 seed (UK, Gonzaga, ACC winner other three) |
| 6 |
Wisconsin
|
[10] I probably overreacted last week considering injuries and it was a road game. Even still: Rutgers?! |
| 7 |
Louisville
|
[6] Wisconsin lost to Duke by less, is all I'm saying |
| 8 |
Arizona
|
[12] Had home-court but an eighteen point win over Utah is significant |
| 9 |
Maryland
|
[9] Yeah, this seems about right. Finally above Iowa State, too. |
| 10 |
Utah
|
[7] Can't beat Arizona on the road, such is life |
| 11 |
Notre Dame
|
[13] Benefits from me having no idea what to do with the Big XII |
| 12 |
Iowa State
|
[10] I have no idea what to do with Big XII teams. Or Big East teams, if we're talking about that. |
| 13 |
Kansas
|
[11] Lost to a team I had ranked above them on the road, basically a push |
| 14 |
North Carolina
|
[14] |
| 15 |
Wichita State
|
[15] |
| 16 |
VCU
|
[17] Progression of VCU on my ballot: 17, 15, 27, Unranked, 28, 26, 25, 20, 17, 16 |
| 17 |
West Virginia
|
[16] REALLY want to drop them but concede that (1) this is a good team (2) the teams below them keep losing worse |
| 18 |
Dayton
|
[22] I respect the Atlantic 10 |
| 19 |
Northern Iowa
|
[N5] |
| 20 |
Texas
|
[N5] Thanks for slamming WVU, sorry you can't beat Oklahoma teams |
| 21 |
Oklahoma
|
[20] I have NO IDEA what to do with the Big XII |
| 22 |
Baylor
|
[19] |
| 23 |
SMU
|
[N5] Do you have a better idea, at this point? |
| 24 |
Iowa
|
[New] 4-1 in the B1G! How about that! |
| 25 |
Georgia
|
[New] Eventually an SEC team will stick as #2 (Next Five: Ohio State, Michigan State, Stanford, Saint Mary's, Tulsa) |