Baylor remains atop USA TODAY/ESPN women’s coaches poll

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Baylor remains atop USA TODAY/ESPN women’s coaches poll

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Wednesday, January 12, 2011 at 9:30am EST

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Baylor remains at the top of the USA TODAY/ESPN women’s coaches poll while UConn hangs on at the No. 2 spot. The top five teams:

Rank	School	Record	Points	Last week’s rank
1.	Baylor	14-1	761	1
2.	Connecticut	14-1	746	2
3.	Duke	15-0	712	3
4.	Stanford	12-2	681	4
5.	Texas A&M	13-1	642

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2010-11 NCAA Basketball

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Baylor remains atop USA TODAY/ESPN women’s coaches poll

2010-11 NCAA Basketball

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