ACC women's basketball power rankings
We’re six weeks into the season and things are changing rapidly. Here are On3’s ACC women’s basketball power rankings.
1. Louisville
Louisville takes over the No. 1 spot this week after pulling off a road win at North Carolina in overtime.
2. North Carolina
North Carolina falls a spot after dropping a home game to Louisville in extra time.
3. Notre Dame
Notre Dame stays steady at No. 3 after a road win over James Madison, a talented mid-major.
4. NC State
NC State earned a convincing road win at Miami this week and remains at No. 4 in the league.
5. Stanford
Stanford continues to rise after taking down Cal in its first conference test.
6. Miami
Miami fell to NC State at home this week and now has four losses on the year, although they’re each to high-major opponents that are in (or near) the Top 25.
Top 10
- 1Breaking
TJ Finley
To transfer to seventh school
- 2
Dylan Raiola
Plans to enter Transfer Portal
- 3Hot
DJ Lagway
Potential destinations for UF QB
- 4
Sam Leavitt
Early teams to watch for ASU QB
- 5
AP Poll Shakeup
Top 25 sees movement
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7. Syracuse
Syracuse remains a one-loss team after taking down Colgate at home.
8. Duke
Duke had the week off, so the Blue Devils stay at No. 8.
9. Clemson
Clemson earned a conference win over Pitt, but have yet to earn a true resume victory.
10. Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech took down two mid-majors in Presbyterian and ETSU this week.
11. Cal
Cal fell to Stanford on the road after beating Idaho at home earlier this week.
12. Virginia
Virginia beat a very solid mid-major in Howard, but I’m still waiting for a signature win from the Cavaliers.
13. Florida State
Florida State dropped a home game to College of Charleston and has seven losses this season.
14. Wake Forest
Wake Forest earned a narrow home win over Georgia Tech to cap off the week.
15. Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech fell to Wake Forest in a close one on the road. They’re now 4-8 this year.
16. SMU
SMU took down Coppin State this week and has gotten better, but they’re still looking for their first significant win.
17. Pittsburgh
Pitt fell to Clemson on the road this week, which was an expected result.
18. Boston College
Non-conference play has been rough for this new-look Boston College team. They’ve now lost five consecutive contests.