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Nebrasketball: Fan Pulse Week 4 and Men’s/Women’s AP Poll Results

After the start of his first win streak, is confidence even higher in Nebrasketball heading into week 4?

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Fan Pulse Results

Confidence is up for the second week in a row... but only by a margin that most political polling would admit is just outside the margin of error.

Overall, three programs stayed put at 100% confidence, while four other programs dropped by double digits, highlighted by Northwestern’s almost 21% plummet.

Ranchbabe already covered this, but I am going to again. Your Thanksgiving side to reject is none other than:

But seriously, GREEN BEAN CASSEROLE IS DISGUSTING AND NEEDS TO STOP BEING A DISH SERVED AT THANKSGIVING!!!! Might I recommend a unique and fresh take, such as:
Guac/Avacado Toast
Gator Bites
Conch Fritters
Hush Puppies
Lake Michigan/Superior Whitefish Pate
Crab Dip
Maryland style Crab Cakes
A Little Caesar’s Hot and Ready
Baby food, such as mashed carrots
Dog Food
Cat Food
The spoiled leftovers from dinner over a week ago in the back of the fridge
Basically literally anything you can think of that is somewhat edible if you’re getting the theme here.

Disagree with me? Please let me know how wrong I am in the comments!

Men’s AP Poll:

The Big Ten keeps three teams in the AP top ten, with Maryland moving up 1 for the second week in a row, and Ohio State and Michigan State stay put. Four other teams received votes this week, with Penn State joining the ranks. Evansville’s fame was short lived as they’ve already dropped out of those receiving votes after their one week visit.

1. Duke Blue Devils (53 first-place votes), 6-0, (last week: 1) [Spoiler: Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks beat them last night at Duke, so expect a drop in next week’s poll]

2. Louisville Cardinals (7), 6-0, (2)

3. Michigan State Spartans (4), 3-1, (3)

4. Kansas Jayhawks, 3-1, (4)

5. Maryland Terrapins, 5-0, (6)

6. North Carolina Tar Heels, 4-0, (5)

7. Virginia Cavaliers (1), 6-0, (7)

8. Gonzaga Bulldogs, 6-0, (8)

9. Kentucky Wildcats, 5-1, (9)

10. Ohio State Buckeyes, 5-0, (10)

11. Oregon Ducks, 5-0, (11)

12. Texas Tech Red Raiders, 5-0, (12)

13. Seton Hall Pirates, 4-1, (13)

14. Arizona Wildcats, 6-0, (14)

15. Utah State Aggies, 7-0, (15)

16. Memphis Tigers, 5-1, (16)

17. Tennessee Volunteers, 4-0, (20)

18. Auburn Tigers, 5-0, (19)

19. Baylor Bears, 5-1, (24)

20. Virginia Commonwealth Rams, 5-0, (21)

21. Colorado Buffaloes, 4-0, (23)

22. Villanova Wildcats, 4-2, (17)

23. Washington Huskies, 5-1, (25)

24. Florida Gators, 5-2, (NR)

25. Xavier Musketeers, 6-1, (18)

Others receiving votes: Florida State Seminoles 137, Oklahoma Sooners 22, St Mary’s Gaels 22, Butler Bulldogs 21, LSU Tigers 19, Texas Longhorns 16, Arkansas Razorbacks 13, Michigan Wolverines 12, Penn State Nittany Lions 10, Purdue Boilermakers 10, Liberty Flames 6, Wisconsin Badgers 4, Cincinnati Bearcats 3, Missouri Tigers 3, San Diego State Aztecs 2, Vermont Catamounts 2, Dayton Flyers 1, Georgetown Hoyas 1, Mississippi State Bulldogs 1.

Women’s AP Poll:

Three teams are ranked out of the Big Ten, and three received votes. Michigan dropped out of the top 25, and Rutgers did not receive votes this week. Maryland and MSU held firm, while Indiana jumped Syracuse.

1. Oregon, (28), 4-0, (1)

2. Baylor, (2), 5-0, (2)

3. Stanford, 5-0, (3)

4. U-Conn, 5-0, (4)

5. South Carolina, 6-0, (5)

6. Texas A&M, 4-0, (6)

7. Oregon St., 5-0, (7)

8. Louisville, 5-0, (8)

9. Maryland, 5-1, (9)

10. Mississippi St., 5-0, (10)

11. UCLA, 4-0, (11)

12. Florida St., 5-0, (12)

13. N.C. State, 5-0, (14)

14. Kentucky, 5-0, (13)

15. Michigan St., 5-0, (15)

16. DePaul, 4-1, (19)

17. Indiana, 4-0, (18)

18. Syracuse, 3-1, (17)

19. Miami, 4-1, (16)

20. Tennessee, 5-0, (23)

21. South Florida, 5-1, (22)

22. Gonzaga, 3-1, (23)

23. West Virginia, 4-0, (25)

24. Arizona, 6-0, (NR)

25. Arkansas, 5-1, (20)

Others receiving votes: South Dakota 52, Michigan 44, Notre Dame 44, Missouri St. 36, Minnesota 8, Arizona St. 6, Drake 6, California 3, Northwestern 2.