2001–2002 Season: Final ESPN/USA TodayCoaches' Poll

Updated September 9, 2022 | Infoplease Staff

Taken after NCAA Tournament.

Voted on by a panel of 31 Division I head coaches following the NCAA tournament: first place votes in parentheses with total points (based on 25 for 1st, 24 for 2nd, etc.). Schools on major probation are ineligible to be ranked.

Before NCAAs
W-L PtsW-LRank
1Maryland (31)32-477526-44
2Kansas 33-472029-32
3Indiana25-1270119-10NR
4Oklahoma31-569227-43
5Duke31-460629-31
6Connecticut27-758624-613
7Oregon26-958623-811
8Cincinnati31-448930-35
9Pittsburgh29-648227-57
10Arizona24-1045822-98
11Illinois26-941024-8NR
12Kent State30-640227-5NR
13Kentucky22-1039420-915
14Alabama27-828126-71
15Missouri24-1227221-11NR
16Gonzaga29-426429-36
17Ohio State24-823723-712
18Texas22-1218620-11NR
Marquette26-718626-610
20UCLA21-1217019-11NR
21Mississippi St.27-816226-718
22So. Illinois28-815726-7NR
23Florida22-914022-814
24Xavier26-611625-519
25N.C. State23-118622-1025
Others receiving votes: 26. USC (80 pts); 27. Miami-FL (66); 28. Wake Forest (54); 29. Notre Dame, Georgia and Western Kentucky (44); 32. California (35); 33. Oklahoma St. (31); 34. Stanford (30); 35. Tulsa (20); 37. Wisconsin (17); 38. Hawaii (15); 39. Hawaii (15); 40. Wyoming (11); 41. Texas Tech (8); 42. Memphis (6); 43. Creighton and NC-Wilmington (5); 45. Butler (2).

NCAA Men's Championship Game2001–2002 SeasonMen's Final Four
2001–2002 Season
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