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Where did the top college basketball teams rank in the 2010-2019 final vote for the top 25 coaches? Which programs got cut and which just missed out and got votes?<\/strong><\/p>\n

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How do programs rank by history, decade and era according to the final coach poll? What was the best in the 2010s?<\/p>\n

Get final rankings for all coach poles and use the CFN scoring system. The coach’s national champion has him with 25 points, the second-place team has him with 24 points, the third-place team has him with 23 points, and so on all the way to the bottom.<\/p>\n

So this decade has been a little strange.<\/p>\n

UConn, Duke and Villanova all won two domestic titles, but Kansas did not win one. but. Unlike the AP version, the Jayhawks had such consistency that they were the top program in a decade, even though coach polls were released after his NCAA Tournament.<\/p>\n

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Coaches Poll: Final College Basketball Rankings 2010-2019<\/h2>\n

1 Kansas 183<\/h3>\n

2 Duke 177<\/h3>\n

3 Kentucky 175<\/h3>\n

4 Michigan 148<\/h3>\n

5 North Carolina 136<\/h3>\n

6 Villanova 115<\/h3>\n

7 Gonzaga 102<\/h3>\n

8 Virginia 101<\/h3>\n

9 Michigan 97<\/h3>\n

10 Louisville 96<\/h3>\n

T11 Arizona 95<\/h3>\n

T11 Syracuse 95<\/h3>\n

13 Wisconsin 92<\/h3>\n

14 Florida 89<\/h3>\n

15 Ohio 84<\/h3>\n

16 Purdue 76<\/h3>\n

17 West Virginia 71<\/h3>\n

18 Baylor 63<\/h3>\n

19 Wichita 62<\/h3>\n

20 Xavier 61<\/h3>\n

21 Oregon 60<\/h3>\n

22 Butler 58<\/h3>\n

23 Ucon 50<\/h3>\n

24 Indiana 49<\/h3>\n

25 Notre Dame 48<\/h3>\n

Other voters (points):<\/strong> Tennessee 46, Texas Tech 44, Florida State 41, Kansas State 41, Marquette 38, Iowa State 35, Maryland 35, Oklahoma 35, Miami 34, Cincinnati 30, San Diego State 29, UCLA 28, Northern Iowa 25, Auburn 24 , VCU 23, New Mexico 20, Pitt 20, South Carolina 20, Loyola-Chicago 19, Georgetown 18, Houston 18, Texas A&M 18, BYU 17, Utah 17, Clayton 16, Missouri 15, Virginia Tech 12, Clemson 11 , LSU 11, St. Louis 11, Murray 10, Texas 10, Buffalo 9, Cornell 9, Nevada 9, Dayton 8, Memphis 8, North Carolina 8, Washington 8, Wofford 8, St. Mary’s 7, Vanderbilt 7, Arkansas 6 , Richmond 5, SMU 3, LaSalle 2, Stamford 2, Florida Gulf Coast 1, Iowa 1, Ohio 1, Utah 1
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