NCAAM Power Rankings: Week 7

Each week, 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. VCU
4. La Salle
5. GW
6. Duquesne
7. St Joes
8. Richmond
9. St Louis
10. Davidson
11. George Mason
12. Umass
13. Dayton
14. Fordham

St. Bonaventure is a serious contender for the A10 Championship when completely healthy, and they have proved it.

AAC

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

Tulsa rise, and ECU and USF flipped spots at the bottom, as both put up just 39 points in losses. However, USF lost by 40 and ECU lost by 20, which is why USF is last.

ACC

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

Clemson leaps Miami and FSU, as they continue to play great basketball.

Louisville drops after getting destroyed by in state rival, Kentucky.

Big 12

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

Oklahoma is still on top even though West Virginia really should be with how they are playing. Who is going to stop Trae Young though?

Big East

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

This conference is tight, PERIOD.

Big Ten

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

Maryland beat Penn State for fourth this week, and Wisconsin beat Indiana in a game for last. The Big Ten is weird.

PAC 12

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

Arizona overtakes ASU, and Washington+Utah jump USC+Oregon, as Washington beat USC, and Utah beat Oregon. USC and Oregon are in trouble this season.

SEC

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

Auburn may not be the best team in the conference, but they have the best record, so they are ranked #1 in a confusing conference that will be solved soon enough.