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AP Voters All Over The Place When It Comes To Louisville

Jamie Rhodes-US PRESSWIRE

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...

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I've been a Scott Wolf fan ever since he worked at The Max.