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Coaches' Corner
Coaches Polls - Division I

Final - April 8, 2008

Rank School (first place votes) Record Points Previous Rank
1 Kansas (31) 37-3 775 4
2 Memphis 38-2 744 3
3 North Carolina 36-3 708 1
4 UCLA 35-4 687 2
5 Texas 31-7 631 7
6 Louisville 27-9 602 13
7 Tennessee 31-5 554 6
8 Xavier 30-7 543 12
9 Davidson 29-7 512 23
10 Wisconsin 31-5 499 5
11 Stanford 28-8 474 11
12 Georgetown 28-6 395 8
13 Michigan State 27-9 359 20
14 Butler 30-4 339 10
15 Washington State 26-9 328 21
16 Duke 28-6 312 9
17 West Virginia 26-11 197 NR
18 Pittsburgh 27-10 194 19
19 Notre Dame 25-8 180 15
20 Purdue 25-9 164 18
21 Marquette 25-10 153 24-T
22 Western Kentucky 29-7 139 NR
23 Drake 28-5 117 14
24 Villanova 22-13 110 NR
25 Vanderbilt 26-8 70 16

Dropped out: No. 17 Connecticut, No. 22 Clemson, No. 24 (tie) Indiana.

Others receiving votes: Connecticut (24-9) 64; Texas A&M (25-11) 51; Mississippi State (23-11) 43; Clemson (24-10) 41; Kansas State (21-12) 28; Gonzaga (25-8) 17; Arkansas (23-12) 11; Indiana (25-8) 10; UNLV (27-8) 9; Brigham Young (27-8) 5; Ohio State (24-13) 5; Miami (Fla.) (23-11) 3; Southern California (21-12) 1; Tulsa (25-14) 1.

The USA TODAY/ESPN Board of Coaches is made up of 31 head coaches at Division I institutions. All are members of the National Association of Basketball Coaches. The board for the 2007-08 season and the schools at which they started the season: Mike Adras, Northern Arizona; Dana Altman, Creighton; Tommy Amaker, Harvard; Tevester Anderson, Jackson State; Randy Bennett, Saint Mary's; Eddie Biedenbach, North Carolina-Asheville; Jim Boeheim, Syracuse; Matt Brady, Marist; Rick Byrd, Belmont; Charles Coles, Miami (Ohio); Steve Fisher, San Diego State; Pat Flannery, Bucknell; Tim Floyd, Southern California; Greg Graham, Boise State; Tom Green, Fairleigh Dickinson; Johnny Jones, North Texas; Mike Lonergan, Vermont; Mike McConathy, Northwestern State; Bob McKillop, Davidson; Phil Martelli, Saint Joseph's; Ron "Fang" Mitchell, Coppin State; Dave Odom, South Carolina; Matt Painter, Purdue; Tom Pecora, Hofstra; Doc Sadler, Nebraska; Scott Sutton, Oral Roberts; Jimmy Tillette, Samford; Bob Thomason, Pacific; Perry Watson, Detroit Mercy; Gary Williams, Maryland; Doug Wojcik, Tulsa.

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