NCAAM Power Rankings: Week 4

Every Tuesday, I will be posting my power rankings from all the power conferences including the A10 and AAC. Also at the end of each ranking, I will add a few remarks on different team’s movements.

A10

1. Rhode Island
2. St Bonaventure
3. Davidson
4. VCU
5. Umass
6. Duquesne
7. George Mason
8. La Salle
9. St Joes
10. GW
11. Dayton
12. St Louis
13. Richmond
14. Fordham

Dayton continues to drop as they cannot seem to figure out what to do to win this season.

AAC

1. Wichita State
2. Cincy
3. Houston
4. SMU
5. Temple
6. UCF
7. Tulane
8. Tulsa
9. Uconn
10. Memphis
11. USF
12. ECU

Houston and SMU are battling for the #3 spot and potentially a tournament bid in March, as both seem to be bubble teams.

ACC

1. UNC
2. Miami
3. Duke
4. FSU
5. Virginia
6. Notre Dame
7. Vtech
8. NC State
9. Louisville
10. BC
11. Syracuse
12. Clemson
13. Wake Forest
14. Gtech
15. Pitt

DUKE LOST TO BC, THIS IS NOT A DRILL.

Big 12

1. West Virginia
2. Kansas
3. TCU
4. Texas Tech
5. Texas
6. Oklahoma
7. Baylor
8. Iowa State
9. Kansas State
10. Oklahoma State

West Virginia dethrones Kansas, for now, at the top since Kansas was upset by Washington.

Three teams from Texas (TCU, Texas Tech, and Texas) continue to impress in a fight for the #3 spot.

Big East

1. Villaova
2. Xavier
3. Seton Hall
4. Creighton
5. Butler
6. St Johns
7. Providence
8. Marquette
9. Gtown
10. Depaul

Providence has surprisingly started to struggle, and Xavier and Seton Hall are itching to get a shot at taking out Villanova.

Big Ten

1. Michigan State
2. Purdue
3. Ohio State
4. Michigan
5. Maryland
6. Minnesota
7. Penn State
8. Northwestern
9. Illinois
10. Rutgers
11. Nebraska
12. Indiana
13. Iowa
14. Wisconsin

Ohio State rises, Minnesota drops, and Wisconsin hits rock bottom.

PAC 12

1. Arizona State
2. Arizona
3. UCLA
4. USC
5. Washington
6. Utah
7. Oregon
8. Oregon State
9. Colorado
10. Wash State
11. Stanford
12. Cal

We can now say that ASU is the best team in the PAC 12, but in-state rival Arizona finally figured it out after a slow start.

SEC

1. Kentucky
2. Texas A/M
3. Tennessee
4. Florida
5. Miss State
6. Georgia
7. Alabama
8. Auburn
9. Arkansas
10. Missouri
11. LSU
12. South Carolina
13. Ole Miss
14. Vandy

Kentucky is back on top of the SEC in my eyes, as Florida had a bad week.