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[*]Syracuse (10-0)
[*]Ohio State (8-1)
[*]Kentucky (8-1)
[*]North Carolina (8-2)
[*]Duke (9-1)
[*]Baylor (7-0)
[*]Louisville (9-0)
[*]Florida (7-2)
[*]Missouri (9-0)
[*]Xavier (8-0)
[*]Connecticut (8-1)
[*]Kansas (7-2)
[*]Marquette (9-0)
[*]Georgetown (8-1)
[*]Pittsburgh (9-1)
[*]Vanderbilt (6-3)
[*]Wisconsin (8-2)
[*]Harvard (9-1)
[*]Mississippi State (9-1)
[*]Illinois (10-0)
[*]Michigan (7-2)
[*]Michigan State (8-2)
[*]Indiana (9-0)
[*]Murray State (10-0)
[*]Alabama (8-2)
[*]UNLV (9-2)
[/LIST]Kentucky’s loss to Indiana on Saturday caused a point of contention between Gary Parrish and Jeff Goodman in their latest Top 25 (and one).
Goodman tweeted [I]Gary thought Kentucky should be second. I went with Ohio State.[/I]
Being that Ohio State took #2, I have to assume Parrish and Goodman used the logic that if OSU’s star big man had been on the floor, the outcome of the game would have been different. I argue that a similar case could be made for Kentucky.
[URL=”http://eye-on-college-basketball.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/26283066/33827270″]Source [/URL]
