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January 12, 2015 AP Women's Basketball Poll

Rank Team (FPV) Conference Record Points
1 < 1 South Carolina (28) SEC 16-0 868
2 < 2 Connecticut (7) American 14-1 846
3 < 5 Baylor Big 12 14-1 777
4 < 3 Louisville ACC 15-1 728
4 < 6 Texas Big 12 13-1 728
6 < 7 Tennessee SEC 14-2 722
7 < 4 Notre Dame ACC 15-2 678
8 < 12 Maryland Big Ten 13-2 583
9 < 11 Oregon State Pac-12 14-1 579
10 < 10 Kentucky SEC 14-3 545
11 < 9 Texas A&M SEC 15-3 515
12 < 8 North Carolina ACC 15-2 488
13 < 15 Stanford Pac-12 12-4 453
14 < 18 Arizona State Pac-12 15-1 399
15 < 14 Mississippi State SEC 18-1 341
16 < 13 Duke ACC 11-5 332
17 < 19 Nebraska Big Ten 12-3 275
18 < 20 Georgia SEC 15-2 271
19 < 22 Princeton Ivy 17-0 178
20 < NR Florida State ACC 15-2 168
21 < 16 Oklahoma State Big 12 11-3 162
22 < 17 Iowa Big Ten 12-3 139
23 < 23 Minnesota Big Ten 14-2 114
24 < 24 Rutgers Big Ten 12-4 98
25 < 21 Syracuse ACC 11-5 91
RV < 25 Western Kentucky Conference USA 14-2 78
RV < NR Chattanooga Southern 13-3 49
RV < NR Miami (FL) ACC 13-3 41
RV < NR Washington Pac-12 13-3 24
RV < NR South Florida American 13-3 21
RV < NR Iowa State Big 12 11-3 19
RV < NR Northwestern Big Ten 13-2 18
RV < NR Green Bay Horizon 12-3 14
RV < NR Long Beach State Big West 15-1 7
RV < NR St. John's Big East 13-3 7
RV < NR Seton Hall Big East 15-2 6
RV < NR California Pac-12 11-4 5
RV < NR DePaul Big East 12-5 4
RV < NR George Washington Atlantic 10 14-2 2
RV < NR Ohio State Big Ten 11-6 2
CONFERENCE BREAKDOWN
Conference Teams Avg Rank Total Points
SEC 6 10.2 3262
ACC 6 14.0 2485
Big Ten 5 18.8 1209
Big 12 3 9.3 1667
Pac-12 3 12.0 1431
American 1 2.0 846
Ivy 1 19.0 178

Notes

  • First-place votes, W-L records, and total points are not available prior to 2001-02. If you have some of this data from a verifiable source, please contact me.

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