1972–73 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings
Appearance
1972–73 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings | |||||
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Season | 1972–73 | ||||
NCAA Tournament | 1973 | ||||
Preseason No. 1 | |||||
NCAA Tournament Champions | UCLA | ||||
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The 1972–73 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings was made up of two human polls, the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll, in addition to various other preseason polls.
AP Poll
Rank[1] | Team | Conference | W–L (Pct.) |
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1 | UCLA | Pac-8 | 26–0 (1.000) |
2 | NC State | ACC | 27–0 (1.000) |
3 | Long Beach State | PCAA | 24–2 (.923) |
4 | Providence | Independent | 23–2 (.920) |
5 | Marquette | Independent | 23–3 (.885) |
6 | Indiana | Big Ten | 19–5 (.792) |
7 | UL-Lafayette | Southland | 23–3 (.885) |
8 | Maryland | ACC | 22–6 (.786) |
9 | Kansas State | Big 8 | 22–4 (.846) |
10 | Minnesota | Big Ten | 20–4 (.833) |
11 | North Carolina | ACC | 22–7 (.759) |
12 | Memphis | MVC | 21–5 (.808) |
13 | Houston | MVC | 22–3 (.880) |
14 | Syracuse | Independent | 22–4 (.846) |
15 | Missouri | Big 8 | 21–5 (.808) |
16 | Arizona State | Pac-8 | 18–7 (.720) |
17 | Kentucky | SEC | 19–7 (.731) |
18 | Penn | Ivy League | 20–5 (.800) |
19 | Austin Peay | OVC | 22–5 (.815) |
20 | San Francisco | WCAC | 22–4 (.846) |
Coaches Poll
Rank[2] | Team | Conference | W–L (Pct.) |
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1 | UCLA | Pac-8 | 26–0 (1.000) |
2 | NC State | ACC | 27–0 (1.000) |
3 | Long Beach State | PCAA | 24–2 (.923) |
4 | Marquette | Independent | 23–3 (.885) |
5 | Providence | Independent | 23–2 (.920) |
6 | Indiana | Big Ten | 19–5 (.792) |
7 | UL-Lafayette | Southland | 23–3 (.885) |
Kansas State | Big 8 | 22–4 (.846) | |
9 | Minnesota | Big Ten | 20–4 (.833) |
10 | Maryland | ACC | 22–6 (.786) |
11 | Memphis | MVC | 21–5 (.808) |
12 | North Carolina | ACC | 22–7 (.759) |
13 | Arizona State | Pac-8 | 18–7 (.720) |
14 | Syracuse | Independent | 22–4 (.846) |
15 | Kentucky | SEC | 19–7 (.731) |
16 | South Carolina | Independent | 20–6 (.769) |
17 | Missouri | Big 8 | 21–5 (.808) |
18 | Houston | MVC | 22–3 (.880) |
19 | Weber State | Big Sky | 20–7 (.741) |
20 | Penn | Ivy League | 20–5 (.800) |
References
- ^ "1973 Final AP Men's Basketball Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved January 26, 2020.
- ^ *ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 797. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.