How they voted: Badgers in 2014-15 AP basketball poll (Week 10)

How they voted: Badgers in 2014-15 AP basketball poll (Week 10)

Updated Mar. 4, 2020 11:08 p.m. ET

Losing moves you down in the Associated Press top 25 poll. There's little doubt about that.

But what happens when you suffer a road loss without arguably one of the best players in college basketball and your starting point guard gets hurt as well?

Well, that's why they call it a poll.

Wisconsin did drop, from No. 4 to No. 7, after its second defeat of the season, losing 197 points in the process (although one voter didn't cast a ballot the previous week).

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Reactions to Wisconsin's loss at Rutgers were quite varied. A couple didn't move the Badgers down at all. Most slotted UW down a few spot, but a couple now have the Badgers in the double-digit range.

Here's a look at the ballots from this week and last:

Voter Week 10 Week 9
Bill Knight, El Paso Times 5 5
Dave Borges, New Haven Register 5 3
Dick Vitale, ABC/ESPN 5 4
Rick Bozich, WDRB-TV 5 4
Scott Mansch, Great Falls Tribune 5 5
B.J. Rains, Idaho Press-Tribune 6 3
Bob Holt, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 6 5
Brandon Marcello, Alabama media group 6 3
Chris Murray, Reno Gazette-Journal 6 6
Christian Caple, Tacoma News Tribune 6 4
Doug Haller, The Arizona Republic 6 3
Gary Williams, Comcast SportsNet 6 4
Jay Drew, Salt Lake Tribune 6 5
Jerry Carino, Gannett/New Jesey 6 4
Joe Juliano, Philadelphia Inquirer 6 3
Joe Rexrode, Detroit Free Press 6 4
Joey Johnston, Tampa Tribune 6 3
John Bohnenkamp, The Hawk Eye 6 4
Seth Davis, Sports Illustrated 6 3
Soren Petro, WHB-AM 6 4
Tyson Alger, Oregonian 6 3
Cecil Hunt, The Tuscaloosa News 7 4
Chris Goff, Ft. Wayne Journal Gazette 7 3
Jason Smith, The Commerical Appeal 7 3
Jim Benson, Bloomington Pantagraph 7 4
John McNamara, The Capital 7 3
John Werner, Waco Tribune-Herald 7 4
Kelly Hines, Tulsa World 7 4
Kevin Brockway, Gainesville Sun 7 4
Kevin McNamara, Providence Journal 7 4
Matt McCoy, WTVN-AM 7 3
Matt Velazquez, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 7 4
Randy Rosetta, The Times-Picayune 7 5
Steve Pivovar, Omaha World-Herald 7 3
Steve Wiseman, Durham Herald-Sun 7 4
Ben Fredrickson, Knoxville News Sentinel 8 5
Bret Stretlow, Fayetteville (N.C.) Observer 8 4
Doug Doughty, The Roanoke Times 8 4
Elton Alexander, Cleveland Plain Dealer 8 4
Geoff Grammer, Albuquerque Journal 8 4
J.P. Butler, Olean Times Herald 8 4
Jay Faraudo, Bay Area News Group 8 5
Kevin Lyttle, Austin American-Statesman 8 5
Marcus Jackson, Champaign News-Gazette 8 3
Paul Zeise, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 8 5
Scott Wolf, Los Angeles Daily News 8 3
T.J. Were, WJTV-TV 8 5
Terry Toohey, Delaware County Daily Times 8 3
Tom Keegan, Lawrence Journal-World 8 4
Zach Osterman, Indianapolis Star 8 4
Brian Howell, Daily Camera 9 5
Chris Lang, Lynchburg News & Advance 9 4
Daniel Shirley, Macon Telegraph 9 5
Fletcher Mackel, WDSU-TV 9 4
Jon Wilner, San Jose Mercury News 9 8
Kieran Darcy, ESPN.com 9 4
Mark Berman, Roanoke Times 9 4
Matt Vatour, Daily Hampshire Gazette 9 4
Mitch Vingle, Charleston Gazette 9 6
Ron Morris, The State 9 8
Andrew Carter, The News & Observer 10 4
Cormac Gordon, Staten Island Advance 10 5
Chris Dachille, WBAL-TV 11 5
Aaron Brenner, The Post and Courier 13 n/a
John Feinstein, National Public Radio 17 5

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