Preseason Top 25 Released

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1. Kansas
2. Alabama
3. UConn
4. Houston
5. Iowa State
6. Gonzaga
7. Duke
8. Baylor
9. UNC
10. Arizona
11. Auburn
12. Tennessee
13. Texas A&M
14. Purdue
15. Creighton
16. Arkansas
17. Indiana
18. Marquette
19. Texas
20. Cincinnati
21. Florida
22. UCLA
23. Kentucky
24. Ole Miss
25. Rutgers
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47. Louisville

 

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Louisville basketball lands at 47th in the initial AP Top 25.

Teams on Louisville’s schedule

6. Gonzaga*
7. Duke
9. North Carolina
10. Arizona*
12. Tennessee
17. Indiana
23. Kentucky
24. Mississippi
30. Wake Forest
38. Miami
41. Clemson
42. Providence*

*Battle 4 Atlantis

@Ipartiedwithhopgood Yeah schedule is brutal.

 

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[Mayoman]

Bulletin Board material for CPK. Motivation for his new team to strive upward and onward.

 

[Ipartiedwithhopgood]

Louisville basketball lands at 47th in the initial AP Top 25.

Teams on Louisville’s schedule

6. Gonzaga*
7. Duke
9. North Carolina
10. Arizona*
12. Tennessee
17. Indiana
23. Kentucky
24. Mississippi
30. Wake Forest
38. Miami
41. Clemson
42. Providence*

*Battle 4 Atlantis

@Ipartiedwithhopgood Yeah schedule is brutal.

It is. My hope for the season is to try to hover just above .500 most the year and maybe get a little hot at the end.

But I have no idea how they will do. None.

If he does well out of the gate against that schedule I'd be happy.

 

[TheRealVille]

College hoops is like College football with the portal and teams that rarely competed with the "blue blood" programs will now be able to.

No team is an obvious choice right now. Anybody can beat anybody and we will see plenty of it I believe. Alabama losing to Vandy in football, giving up 40 points will be seen on the hardwood, maybe even with Alabama who's ranked #2 in the pre-season.

Louisville's disastrous last three seasons, not just two, won't matter a bit with this brand new team. The only thing that's the same is the color of the uniforms.

After watching the unselfish and high IQ play in the Bahamas this summer, I expect at least 20 wins for this team. It really comes down to how good a coach Kelsey is. We really don't know, we just assume he will be. I think his job will be a bit easier with this amount of veterans. A group of players who aren't sticking around in their 20's just to mess around. They want to win and win at a "Blue blood" program.

Louisville is back and the KP years will become just a bad memory, but a reminder of what it looks like giving a top head coaching job to a vastly unqualified coach.

 

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