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The release of the Associated Press Top 25 over the week ensured that for the first time in the history of the program, the Louisville Cardinals will begin a football season as a top 10 team in both major polls.
But that doesn't mean all AP voters are sold on the Cards.
Though U of L will begin the year ranked No. 9, 15 voters assigned the Cardinals a double-digit ranking on their ballot. Most notable among that group is Mitch Vingle of the Charleston (W. Va.) Gazette, who has Louisville at No. 21 - six spots lower than anyone else.
At the other end of the spectrum is Scott Wolf of the Los Angeles Daily News who has U of L at No. 2, behind only defending national champion Alabama. Three other voters have Louisville at No. 4.
Here's the complete rundown of who the AP voted on Louisville, via PollSpeak.com:
Voter | Rank |
Scott Wolf | 2 |
Brent Axe | 4 |
Doug Lesmerises | 4 |
Jon Wilner | 4 |
Tom Mulhern | 5 |
Chris Harris | 6 |
Harold Gutmann | 6 |
Josh Kendall | 6 |
Matt McCoy | 6 |
Tim Griffin | 6 |
Andy Staples | 7 |
Bob Asmussen | 7 |
Dave Reardon | 7 |
Gary Horowitz | 7 |
Glenn Guilbeau | 7 |
Patrick Brown | 7 |
Pete DiPrimio | 7 |
Robert Cessna | 7 |
Sam McKewon | 7 |
Bill Rabinowitz | 8 |
Donovan Campbell | 8 |
Drew Sharp | 8 |
Gary Smits | 8 |
Greg Auman | 8 |
Kyle Ringo | 8 |
Mike Sorensen | 8 |
Rich Hammond | 8 |
Scott Nulph | 8 |
Tom Murphy | 8 |
Anthony Gimino | 9 |
Hugh Kellenberger | 9 |
Jimmy Burch | 9 |
Joe Giglio | 9 |
John Clay | 9 |
John Shinn | 9 |
John Silver | 9 |
Jon Johnson | 9 |
Keith Sargeant | 9 |
Kirk Bohls | 9 |
Mike Barber | 9 |
Nate Sandell | 9 |
Rob Long | 9 |
Ryan Brown | 9 |
Scott Rabalais | 9 |
Steve Batterson | 9 |
Dave Matter | 10 |
Eric Hansen | 10 |
Mike Griffith | 10 |
Rustin Dodd | 10 |
Seth Emerson | 10 |
Charles Davis | 11 |
Christian Caple | 11 |
Ed Johnson | 11 |
Sam Werner | 11 |
Adam Zucker | 12 |
Chris Fowler | 13 |
Chris Murray | 13 |
Chadd Cripe | 14 |
Eric Avidon | 15 |
Mitch Vingle | 21 |
And for the visual learners among us...
I've been a Scott Wolf fan ever since he worked at The Max.