How they voted: Badgers in 2014 AP football poll (Week 14)

How they voted: Badgers in 2014 AP football poll (Week 14)

Updated Mar. 4, 2020 7:14 p.m. ET

After another win for Wisconsin, this time on the road, it wasn't a surprise that Badgers gained some voted in the latest Associated Press Top 25 poll.

And, in fact, that's precisely what happened as UW gained 57 votes. However, Wisconsin stayed at No. 14 as Arizona leapfrogged over the Badgers to claim the open spot vacated by a falling Ole Miss.

Either way, at least no one moved Wisconsin down on their ballot after the latest win, right? Well, you probably know the answer since I asked the question. Wrong.

Keith Sargeant (11 to 12), Seth Emerson (14 to 15) and John Shinn (14 to 15) all moved the Badgers down one spot. Hey, at least Drew Sharp now has Wisconsin at No. 18!

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Here's the complete list with a comparison from the last three weeks overall:

Voter Week 14 Week 13 Week 12
Charles Davis, FOX Sports 9 11 20
Bill Rabinowitz, Columbus Dispatch 10 10 17
Gary Smits, Florida Times-Union 11 11 18
John Silver, Manchester Journal Inquirer 11 13 24
Josh Kendall, The State 11 12 n/a
Robert Cessna, Bryan-College Station Eagle 11 12 22
Adam Jude, Seattle Times 12 13 21
Adam Zucker, CBS Sports Network 12 12 21
Bob Asmussen, Champaign News-Gazette 12 13 21
Chris Murray, Reno Gazette-Journal 12 13 22
Doug Doughty, Roanoke Times 12 12 17
Eric Avidon, MetroWest Daily News 12 13 20
Garland Gillen, WVUE-TV New Orleans 12 13 22
Grant Ramey, Maryville Daily Times 12 12 20
Iliana Limon, Orlando Sentinel 12 13 22
Joey Knight, Tampa Bay Times 12 13 20
Keith Sargeant, Asbury Park Press 12 11 16
Kyle Ringo, Daily Camera 12 13 20
Pete DiPrimio, Fort Wayne News-Sentinel 12 12 23
Rob Long, WJFK-FM Washington, D.C. 12 13 21
Ross Dellenger, The Advocate 12 13 20
Steve Batterson, Quad City Times 12 13 21
Brent Axe, Syracuse Post-Standard 13 14 19
Chuck McGill, Charleston Daily 13 15 22
Daniel Berk, Tucson Daily Star 13 14 22
Ed Johnson, Albuquerque Journal 13 14 21
Ferd Lewis, Honolulu Star-Advertiser 13 14 22
Jimmy Burch, Fort Worth Star-Telegram 13 14 22
Kellis Robinett, Wichita Eagle 13 13 n/a
Logan Lowery, NE Miss. Daily Journal 13 15 23
Matt McCoy, WTVN-AM Columbus 13 14 19
Nick Baumgardner, mlive.com 13 13 22
Sam Werner, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 13 24
Doug Lesmerises, Cleveland Plain Dealer 14 15 22
Jay Binkley, KCSP-AM Kansas City 14 15 23
Jim Polzin, Wisconsin State Journal 14 18 n/a
Jon Wilner, San Jose Mercury News 14 18 n/a
Ken Medlin, WRAL-TV Raleigh 14 15 24
Larry Vaught, Dansville Advocate Messenger 14 14 23
Michael Lev, Orange County Register 14 15 20
Mike Herndon, Alabama Media Group 14 15 23
Mike Sorensen, Deseret News 14 15 22
Nate Sandell, KSTP-AM Minneapolis 14 14 21
Scott Hamilton, Winston-Salem Journal 14 14 22
Scott Nulph, Laramie Boomerang 14 14 22
Tim Griffin, San Antonio News-Express 14 15 22
Adam Sparks, Murfreesboro Daily Journal 15 16 n/a
Brett McMurphy, ESPN 15 16 n/a
Chadd Cripe, Idaho Statesman 15 17 24
Donald Heath, Savannah News 15 17 25
Gary Horowitz, Statesman Journal 15 16 23
John Shinn, Norman Transcript 15 14 24
Scott Wolf, Los Angeles Daily News 15 16 22
Seth Emerson, Macon Telegraph 15 14 n/a
Steve Sipple, Lincoln Journal 15 16 22
Tom Murphy, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 15 16 22
Tommy Deas, Tuscaloosa News 15 16 25
Kirk Bohls, Austin American-Statesman 16 18 n/a
Eric Hansen, South Bend Tribune 17 19 n/a
Drew Sharp, Detroit Free Press 18 21 n/a

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