This week, I have a special post recognizing the power conference teams in the form of Power Rankings, as well as recognizing the non-power conference teams in the form of the Mid Major Top-25. We are just over half way through the season, so a combined post was needed to help us understand what things will look like come March (Check out Bracketology tomorrow).

*WCC not included in Mid Major Top 25*

Power Rankings

A10

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

Davidson has hit a hot streak to rise to #2, as Rhode Island does not look beatable right now.

AAC

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

Cincinnati holds UCF to 39 points in a win to remain at #2 behind Wichita State.

ACC

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

UNC was 58-0 versus Clemson at home, and they picked up another win to make it 59.

Big 12

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

Each of the top four teams have won a game against each other, but this week Kansas takes the reign after an incredible comeback win at West Virginia.

Big East

1. Villanova
2. Xavier
3. Seton Hall
4. Creighton
5. Providence
6. Butler
7. Marquette
8. Georgetown
9. DePaul
10. St Johns

Providence continues rolling with a win over Butler, and Seton Hall versus Creighton is this week!

Big Ten

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

The top four are still on an island, as Ohio State and Michigan both upset MSU, and Purdue is #3 in the country. Also, Indiana is finally playing better in the five spot.

PAC 12

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

Oregon rises to number two with an upset of ASU.

SEC

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

I believe the SEC has turned into the most competitive conference, as everyone continues beating everyone  other than Auburn who has not lost.

Mid Major Top-25

1. Nevada
2. New Mexico State
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Boise State
5. UNLV
6. SDSU Jack Rabbits
7. SF Austin
8. ULL
9. Wright State
10. Montana
11. Hawaii
12. Buffalo
13. Western Kentucky
14. Northern Kentucky
15. Grand Canyon
16. Missouri State
17. Loyola Chicago
18. ETSU
19. Wofford
20. Vermont
21. Old Dominion
22. Penn
23. CS Fullerton
24. Utah Valley
25. Oakland