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    You are at:Home»Sports»K-State Basketball»K-State women’s basketball ranked top 15 in preseason AP poll

    K-State women’s basketball ranked top 15 in preseason AP poll

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    By Mitch Fortner on October 15, 2024 K-State Basketball, K-State Sports, Sports
    Photo is from the cover of the K-State WBB's 2024-2025 Media Guide

    For just the fourth time in program history, K-State women’s basketball will begin a season ranked in the top 25. Announced on Tuesday. the Wildcats are ranked No. 13 in the preseason Associated Press top 25 poll. It’s the first time K-State has been preseason ranked since No. 19 for the 2004-2005 season.

    K-State was picked to win the Big 12 this season’s Big 12 coaches preseason poll. Senior center Ayoka Lee, who is returning for a 7th season of eligibility, was named the preseason player of the year in the conference.

    The Wildcats reached as high as No. 2 last season in the AP poll. Tied for its highest ranking ever.

    Full preseason AP Top 25 (First Place Votes)
    1. South Carolina (27)
    2. UConn (2)
    3. USC (1)
    4. Texas
    5. UCLA
    6. Notre Dame
    7. LSU
    8. Iowa State
    9. NC State
    10. Oklahoma
    11. Duke
    12. Baylor
    13. K-State
    14. Ohio State
    15. North Carolina
    16. West Virginia
    17. Louisville
    18. Maryland
    19. Florida State
    20. Ole Miss
    21. Creighton
    22. Kentucky
    23. Nebraska
    24. Alabama
    25. Indiana

    Others receiving votes:
    Iowa 37, TCU 30, Utah 24, Illinois 23, Stanford 17, Michigan St. 16, Gonzaga 16, Vanderbilt 12, South Dakota St. 7, Miami 4, Tennessee 3, Fairfield 3, Middle Tennessee 3, Georgia Tech 2, Syracuse 1, Princeton 1.

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