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USA Today just released this week's Coaches Poll. Stanford is ranked #2, consistent with the Sportswriters Poll. Two things of note, the Coaches Poll has a high/low column which shows the range of rankings that various coaches chose (Stanford ranges from 2 to 5 in the poll); it also list the voting coaches names (Mike Neighbors, Jeff Walz, and Lynn Roberts are among them).
According to the site, "The voters represent each of the 32 Division I conferences that receive an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. Each coach submits a Top 25 with a first-place vote worth 25 points, second place 24, and so on down to one point for 25th."
This week's Coaches Poll

Wow, so whoever voted Stanford 5th, had to have voted either 4 loss UConn or 6 loss Maryland in the top 4.  These are the only teams, along with SC, NCState, and Louisville with top 4 votes.  Crazy

Edit: Or the hi/lo might be wrong.  They have SC with a hi/lo of 1/1, even though Stanford got 1 of the 32 1st place votes.

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USA Today just released this week's Coaches Poll. Stanford is ranked #2, consistent with the Sportswriters Poll. Two things of note, the Coaches Poll has a high/low column which shows the range of rankings that various coaches chose (Stanford ranges from 2 to 5 in the poll); it also list the voting coaches names (Mike Neighbors, Jeff Walz, and Lynn Roberts are among them).
According to the site, "The voters represent each of the 32 Division I conferences that receive an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. Each coach submits a Top 25 with a first-place vote worth 25 points, second place 24, and so on down to one point for 25th."
This week's Coaches Poll

Wow, so whoever voted Stanford 5th, had to have voted either 4 loss UConn or 6 loss Maryland in the top 4.  These are the only teams, along with SC, NCState, and Louisville with top 4 votes.  Crazy

Edit: Or the hi/lo might be wrong.  They have SC with a hi/lo of 1/1, even though Stanford got 1 of the 32 1st place votes.