NCAAM Power Rankings: Week 3

A10

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

The A10 has been under-performing this year, so teams ranked 4-to-14 are pretty identical, as the top-three are on their own island right now.

AAC

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

Houston got a great blowout win over Arkansas to get back on track and move back into the four spot.

Memphis has struggled their way to just about the bottom of the conference.

ACC

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

Florida State makes a serious jump and becomes a serious ACC contender, after they upset #5 Florida by 19.

Big 12

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

Teams ranked 2-7 are very even so far this year, so it has been hard to set them apart. They are all top-25 quality.

Big East

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

Xavier and Seton Hall both had a fantastic week, as they both earned two top-25 wins.

Big Ten

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

Ohio State rises in the Big Ten after they blew out Wisconsin, and came back from being down 20 to beat rival Michigan.

PAC 12

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

Arizona State is the new number one, as USC fell to SMU this week.

SEC

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

Florida drops to #3 after the upset from Florida State by 19.

South Carolina keeps getting worse and worse as they find themselves at the bottom of the SEC.