From: http://march-to-madness.blogspot.com/
2007 - 2008 Season
1. Memphis
2. UCLA
3. North Carolina
4. Kansas
5. Georgetown
6. Tennessee
7. Louisville
8. Michigan St.
9. Washington St.
10. Marquette
11. Oregon
12. Indiana
13. Texas
14. Duke
15. Kentucky
16. Gonzaga
17. Arkansas
18. Stanford
19. Texas A&M
20. Arizona
21. Butler
22. Davidson
23. Mississippi St.
24. VA Commonwealth
25. USC
For any established blogger who wants to join the blogpoll community when the regular season starts, just e-mail me with your blog info.
Jarah Mariano
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Texas at 13? USC at 25? With Gibson and Hackett returning, and the addition of Mayo, I just don't understand. USC's only downfall is that they play in a strong basketball conference with several teams that rank high all year long. Oh well, if Texas can be 13 all year, I would be happy, but I am not expecting it.
hookem431*BS
Richardson, TX
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Also Georgetown at #5, no way they match last year's success.
hookem431*BS
Richardson, TX
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how can pitt not be on there. sure they lost gray, but they will still be a top 25 team. they are definately better than virginia commonwealth.
Bigdleech
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Weak. Butler should be top 15 easily. I have 4 Indiana teams ranked: IU, Purdue, Butler, and Notre Dame.
IrishR#1
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Why is OH State's baketball team not ranked. Just because we lost some major players we will still be a force to contend with in the Big 10 and the nation. Matta has some excellent recruits. If we are not ranked, then FL sure shouldn't be.
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Newark, OH
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