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Ray ColemanWAPT-TV (Jackson, MS)
E-mail: rcoleman@hearst.com
Twitter: @RCTV84
About: Ray Coleman is the sports director at 16 WAPT News. He is a graduate of Southern Mississippi with a bachelor’s degree in mass communications. A Jackson native, Ray has been involved in the magnolia state's sporting world for as long as he can remember. He lettered in three different varsity sports while attending St. Joseph Catholic School. He started off at 16 WAPT as a news photographer. Since joining the 16 WAPT family in 2006, Ray has won a number of AP Awards. His favorite sports to cover are basketball, boxing and football.


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Mar 14, 2016Final Rankings Rankings for Ray Coleman
1Kansas (63)
30-4Actual: 1
Highest: 1 - 63 Voters
Lowest: 2 - 2 Voters
1623
Points
2Michigan State (2)
29-5Actual: 2
Highest: 1 - 2 Voters
Lowest: 5 - 2 Voters
1552
Points
3North Carolina
28-6Actual: 3
Highest: 2 - 4 Voters
Lowest: 4 - 11 Voters
1488
Points
4Villanova
29-5Actual: 6
Highest: 3 - 3 Voters
Lowest: 9 - 2 Voters
1283
Points
5Oregon
28-6Actual: 5
Highest: 2 - Chuck McGill
Lowest: 9 - 2 Voters
1371
Points
6West Virginia
26-8Actual: 8
Highest: 5 - 3 Voters
Lowest: 13 - Scott Richey
1193
Points
7Oklahoma
25-7Actual: 7
Highest: 4 - Aaron Brenner
Lowest: 13 - Dana O'Neil
1215
Points
8Xavier
27-5Actual: 9
Highest: 6 - 3 Voters
Lowest: 13 - Doug Doughty
1127
Points

EXTREME PICK

This pick is 5+ spots from the actual ranking.
9Virginia
26-7Actual: 4
Highest: 3 - 4 Voters
Lowest: 9 - Ray Coleman
1384
Points
10Indiana
25-7Actual: 14
Highest: 10 - 5 Voters
Lowest: 21 - Kevin McNamara
828
Points
11Kentucky
26-8Actual: 10
Highest: 6 - Soren Petro
Lowest: 18 - 2 Voters
920
Points
12Utah
26-8Actual: 13
Highest: 7 - Chuck McGill
Lowest: 20 - John Feinstein
870
Points
13Miami (FL)
25-7Actual: 10
Highest: 9 - 2 Voters
Lowest: 17 - Graham Couch
920
Points
14Purdue
26-8Actual: 12
Highest: 8 - Zac Boyer
Lowest: 21 - Jon Rothstein
873
Points
15Arizona
25-8Actual: 17
Highest: 10 - Scott Mansch
Lowest: 23 - 2 Voters
559
Points
16Texas A&M
26-8Actual: 15
Highest: 10 - 2 Voters
Lowest: 24 - Scott Wolf
682
Points
17Baylor
22-11Actual: 21
Highest: 13 - Chris Goff
Lowest: NR - 11 Voters
347
Points
18Louisville
23-8Actual: 16
Highest: 13 - 2 Voters
Lowest: NR - 4 Voters
585
Points
19Maryland
25-8Actual: 18
Highest: 13 - 2 Voters
Lowest: NR - Chuck McGill
489
Points
20Duke
23-10Actual: 19
Highest: 12 - Graham Couch
Lowest: NR - 2 Voters
383
Points
21Iowa State
21-11Actual: 22
Highest: 13 - 2 Voters
Lowest: NR - 5 Voters
317
Points
22Iowa
21-10Actual: 25
Highest: 19 - 3 Voters
Lowest: NR - 41 Voters
82
Points
23California
23-10Actual: 23
Highest: 13 - Jon Rothstein
Lowest: NR - 10 Voters
270
Points
24SMU
25-5Actual: 24
Highest: 17 - Doug Doughty
Lowest: NR - 29 Voters
84
Points
25Texas
20-12Actual: 26
Highest: 21 - 2 Voters
Lowest: NR - 39 Voters
69
Points
Ranked Teams Not on Ballot: 20-Seton Hall