This is a compilation of rankings by Bleacher Report sportswriters, with commentary and my own rankings included.
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NCAA Basketball Conference Rankings (Dec. 31)
Posted: 4th January 2009 by nathan-bitner in ACC Basketball, NCAA Basketball, UNC Athletics, UNC Men's BasketballTags: ACC, ACC Basketball, Atlantic 10, Atlantic 10 Basketball, Big East, Big East Basketball, Big Ten, Big Ten Basketball, Big XII, Big XII Basketball, Conference Rankings, Conference USA, Conference USA basketball, Mountain West Basketball, Mountain West Conference, MWC, NCAA, NCAA Basketball, Pac-10, Pac-10 Basketball, SEC, SEC basketball, UNC, UNC Athletics, UNC basketball, WCC, WCC Basketball
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Conference Rankings: ACC Edges Big East, Big Ten (Short Version)
Posted: 23rd December 2008 by nathan-bitner in ACC Basketball, NCAA BasketballTags: ACC, ACC Basketball, Atlantic 10, Atlantic 10 Basketball, Big East, Big East Basketball, Big Ten, Big Ten Basketball, Big XII, Big XII Basketball, Conference Rankings, Duke, Mountain West, Mountain West Basketball, NCAA, NCAA Basketball, Pac-10, Pac-10 Basketball, SEC, SEC basketball, UNC, UNC basketball, WCC, WCC Basketball
This is an abbreviated version for those who don’t want to read all the details of the longer post. The long version can be found here. For those of who you would prefer “a number and a nugget,” I’ve produced this shorter version. As always, I strongly encourage you (for better or for worse) to [...]
NCAA Conference Rankings: ACC Edges Big Ten, Big East
Posted: 23rd December 2008 by nathan-bitner in ACC Basketball, NCAA BasketballTags: ACC, ACC Basketball, Atlantic 10, Atlantic 10 Basketball, Big East Basketball, Big Ten, Big Ten Basketball, Big XII, Big XII Basketball, Conference Rankings, Mountain West, Mountain West Basketball, NCAA, NCAA Basketball, Pac-10, Pac-10 Basketball, Rankings, SEC basketball, UNC, UNC basketball, WCC, WCC Basketball
A ranking of college basketball’s Top 10 conferences after about 1/4 of the season. The ACC gets the nod, just barely, over the Big Ten and Big East. The Pac-10 and SEC look awful.