New Teams: (Now #16) Virginia (Now #21) Clemson (Now #22) Syracuse (Now #24) Florida
Dropped Teams: (Then #10) Stanford (Then #19) Arkansas (Then #22) Arizona (Then #24) North Carolina State
Teams Not Mentioned Receiving Consideration: USC (7.9%)
Few Notes of Wisdom: -- Every single number, stat, and record is as if the games never happpened Monday or Tuesday night, and only the polls came out. -- The previous category is based on where you were before the first game of that week.
-- With (5) Georgetown and (6) Tennessee, Georgetown does rank higher, even though the one decimal place does not show that. Georgetown beats Tennessee by .01.
-- With (24) Florida and (25) Southern Illinois, Florida does rank higher, even though the one decimal place does not show that. Florida beats Southern Illinois by .06.
--If you do the math, the jump from 5th to 11th won't work. This is because Stanford is still Tied for 5th, even though they are not in the Top 25.
--If you do the math, the jump from 11th to 19th won't work. This is because Georgia is still Tied for 11th, even though they are not in the Top 25.
--You must have a positive percentage to "Receive Consideration."
Few Notes of Wisdom: -- Every single number, stat, and record is as if the games never happpened last night, and only the polls came out. -- The previous category is based on where you were before the first game of that week. -- Since there is very little difference between points so far, there are a crapload of ties. -- You MUST be in the Top 25 in either poll (Sorry Wisconsin) to enter any consideration. -- Even though Syracuse made the Top 25 (As well as other teams), it did not have a high enough ranking to make the Top 25. -- All future ranking numbers in other posts will be that week's position in my poll.
Another week, another shocker. THE Shocker of the Week: OJ Mayo scores 32, but previously #18 USC loses to Mercer, 96-81.