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There are 23 voters and each first place vote is worth 20 points, so there is a maximum of 460 points (last week, UCLA had 459 points with 22 first place votes and [presumably] one second place vote; the last first place vote went to Stanford).

This week Stanford had 457 points so that means either 20 first place votes and three second place votes (most likely),  21 first place votes, 1 second place vote, and 1 third place vote, or 22 first place votes and one fourth place vote (unlikely)

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There are 23 voters and each first place vote is worth 20 points, so there is a maximum of 460 points (last week, UCLA had 459 points with 22 first place votes and [presumably] one second place vote; the last first place vote went to Stanford).

This week Stanford had 457 points so that means either 20 first place votes and three second place votes (most likely),  21 first place votes, 1 second place vote, and 1 third place vote, or 22 first place votes and one fourth place vote (unlikely)

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