Week 4 College Bball Rankings

In case you missed it last night (because you probably don't watch women's basketball), the most talented/heralded female player in the country is a dirty player. That's right, Brittany Griner is dirty. Want proof?
Here's an older example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqDybiRJrAQ
And here's last night: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIqPqBcM7ZE (fast forward to the 0:58 mark)

I can't give awards to a player that can't control emotions and uses cheap tactics to help her succeed.

Anyway, on to the men's rankings:

1: Florida v. 16: Southern or High Point
2: Syracuse v. 15: Long Beach State
3: Michigan v. 14: Stony Brook
4: Marquette v. 13: Akron
5: Oklahoma State v. 12: Norte Dame or Boise State
6: Colorado v. 11: Oregon
7: Butler v. 10: Belmont
8: Connecticut v. 9: Missouri

1: Duke v. 16: Mercer or Norfolk State
2: Kansas v. 15: Niagara
3: Arizona v. 14: Harvard
4: Pittsburgh v. 13: Bucknell
5: Colorado State v. 12: St. Mary's or Southern Miss
6: Oklahoma v. 11: Middle Tennessee
7: North Carolina v. 10: Wichita State
8: Memphis v. 9: Kentucky

1: Miami (FL) v. 16: Montana
2: Indiana v. 15: Stephen F Austin
3: Wisconsin v. 14: Davidson
4: Minnesota v. 13: Louisiana Tech
5: Kansas State v. 12: Iowa State
6: Illinois v. 11: La Salle
7: Cincinnati v. 10: St. Louis
8: UNLV v. 9: NC State

1: Louisville v. 16: Robert Morris
2: Michigan State v. 15: Northeastern
3: Gonzaga v. 14: South Dakota State
4: Ohio State v. 13: Valparaiso
5: Georgetown v. 12: California
6: New Mexico v. 11: Creighton
7: VCU v. 10: Baylor
8: San Diego State v. 9: UCLA

Last 4 In:
St. Mary's
Notre Dame
Boise State
Southern Miss

First 4 Out:
Mississippi
Maryland
Temple
Massachusetts

Changes from last week:
High Point replaces UNC-Asheville from the Big South
Mercer replaces Florida-Gulf Coast from the Atlantic Sun
Robert Morris replaces Bryant from the Northeast
South Dakota State replaces Western Illinois from the Summit
Mississippi moves out
Boise State moves in
Maryland gets close
St. Louis is all in
Southern Miss moves in
Indiana State moves out