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We enlisted the help of our writers at Vanquish the Foe as well as writers from Mid-Major Madness and Slipper Still Fits to bring you our weekly 2013-14 West Coast Conference Men's Basketball power rankings.
Check back weekly for updates and Tweet #WCCPowerRankings to join in the discussion on Twitter.
BYU grabs a hold of the number two spot in the power rankings and steals a number one vote from Gonzaga for the first time in weeks.
The Zags held onto their top spot in the WCC hoops power rankings despite being upset by Portland this past week. Meanwhile, BYU found its way back into the top three with three straight wins.
San Francisco climbed five spots, BYU holds at number five, and there's a new team at the bottom all in this week's power rankings.
LMU and Pepperdine both skyrocket up the rankings four spots after an unexpected starts to conference play this past week.
BYU remains at number three, Portland moves up the rankings and the top of the conference struggles this week.
Another week is past in the WCC and the Pacific Tigers have earned themselves a spot in the top 3, tied for third with BYU.
We have shakeup in the top three as Saint Mary's climbs into the second spot and BYU falls to third in our rankings for the first time this season.
We're starting to see quite a bit of consistency in our rankings as the top three and bottom two teams remain unchanged from a week ago.
For the first week this season a team other than Gonzaga has first place votes as BYU starts to threaten the Zags for the top spot in our WCC Hoops Power Rankings.
There was a lot of shuffling in our power rankings this week with San Diego and Pepperdine both jumping up three spots. The top of the rankings remained unchanged with Gonzaga still having a firm grip on the top spot.
The college basketball season is in full swing and the West Coast Conference is off to a strong start. We rank every team from one to ten based on each team's talent and performance.