Oregon at #15 in AP's Preseason Top 25

[Tray Dub]

Released today:

1 Michigan State
2. Kentucky
3. Kansas
4. Duke
5. Louisville
6. Florida
7. Maryland
8. Gonzaga
9. North Carolina
10. Villanova
11. Virginia
12. Seton Hall
13. Texas Tech
14. Memphis
15. Oregon
16. Baylor
17. Utah State
18. Ohio State
19. Xavier
20. Saint Mary's
21. Arizona
22. LSU
23. Purdue
24. Auburn
25. VCU

Washington and Colorado are 26th and 27th in the receiving votes column. Not much love for the Pac 12, but we do have opportunities for big wins over Memphis and Seton Hall next month.

[nogerO]

Released today:

1 Michigan State
2. Kentucky
3. Kansas
4. Duke
5. Louisville
6. Florida
7. Maryland
8. Gonzaga
9. North Carolina
10. Villanova
11. Virginia
12. Seton Hall
13. Texas Tech
14. Memphis
15. Oregon
16. Baylor
17. Utah State
18. Ohio State
19. Xavier
20. Saint Mary's
21. Arizona
22. LSU
23. Purdue
24. Auburn
25. VCU

Washington and Colorado are 26th and 27th in the receiving votes column. Not much love for the Pac 12, but we do have opportunities for big wins over Memphis and Seton Hall next month.

Thanks but it means absolutely nothing at this point. Get back to me on March 1st.

[StevensTechU]

Thanks but it means absolutely nothing at this point. Get back to me on March 1st.

You have the option to just not post.

[Phenom]

Thanks but it means absolutely nothing at this point. Get back to me on March 1st.

You have the option to just not post.

Yes, please consider this every time, nogerO.

[UOducksTK1]

I think early rankings matter. It's a sign of respect for Altman as a coach, and it's always impressive for recruiting.

With that being said, it feels like we start ranked more often than not, and drop out of the rankings for first few months, only to catch on fire the last month or two. Let's see if this year is any different, ha!

15 is a respectful position! And if we stay healthy and click early, I think it's reasonable.

[OregonFan4Life]

Would Oregon be ranked the same if Dante was eligible for the entire season?