KenPom Preseason College Basketball Rankings For 2023-24

With another college basketball season upon us, it's time to take a look at the KenPom preseason computer rankings, where they've listed everyone from No. 1 (Purdue) to No. 362 (Mississippi Valley State). Here's the full list, so bookmark it and follow your team's movement throughout the season.
KenPom Preseason College Basketball Rankings For 2023-24
KenPom Preseason College Basketball Rankings For 2023-24 /

We're just a week and change away from the start of another college basketball season, and once again it looks like a wide open affair.

Preseason rankings are all out now, including the always popular KenPom computer rankings. They rank everyone, from No. 1 (Purdue) to No. 362 (Mississippi Valley State). 

It's always fun to stow away the KenPom preseason rankings, because they are a great reference point as they change and adjust every day through the season. So we thought it would be a good idea to list them all for you today. Bookmark this story folder and reference it throughout the year. 

 Here are the rankings, from No. 1 to No. 362. The 14 Big Ten teams are in bold.

  1. Purdue
  2. Kansas 
  3. Houston 
  4. Connecticut
  5. Gonzaga
  6. Arizona
  7. Baylor
  8. Tennessee
  9. Duke
  10. Alabama
  11. Marquette
  12. Creighton
  13. Michigan State
  14. Arkansas
  15. Auburn
  16. Texas
  17. North Carolina
  18. Kentucky
  19. Illinois
  20. Wisconsin
  21. USC
  22. Maryland
  23. Villanova
  24. Texas A&M 
  25. Kansas State
  26. UCLA
  27. Mississippi State
  28. Colorado'
  29. San Diego State
  30. TCU
  31. Iowa State
  32. Memphis
  33. Virginia
  34. Xavier
  35. Ohio State
  36. BYU
  37. Florida Atlantic
  38. Saint Mary's
  39. Florida 
  40. Northwestern
  41. Oregon
  42. Stanford
  43. Texas Tech
  44. Michigan
  45. Miami
  46. New Mexico
  47. LSU
  48. Oklahoma
  49. Indiana
  50. Iowa
  51. Clemson
  52. Utah
  53. Cincinnati
  54. Providence
  55. Missouri
  56. Seton Hall
  57. Georgia
  58. Nebraska
  59. Rutgers
  60. St. John's
  61. N.C. State
  62. Pittsburgh
  63. Boise State
  64. West Virginia
  65. Virginia Tech
  66. South Carolina
  67. Nevada
  68. Oklahoma State
  69. Dayton
  70. St. Bonaventure
  71. Yale
  72. Central Florida
  73. Wake Forest
  74. Colorado State
  75. Loyola-Chicago
  76. Liberty
  77. UNLV
  78. Washington
  79. Vanderbilt
  80. Drake
  81. Arizona State
  82. Ole Miss
  83. Grand Canyon
  84. Washington State
  85. Penn State
  86. VCU
  87. North Texas
  88. Florida State
  89. Duquesne
  90. UAB
  91. Loyola-Marymount
  92. SMU
  93. San Francisco
  94. UC-Irvine
  95. Tulane
  96. Butler
  97. Charleston
  98. Northern Iowa
  99. Bradley
  100. Fresno State
  101. Utah State
  102. Akron
  103. Stephen F. Austin
  104. Saint Joseph's
  105. Syracuse
  106. UNC-Greensboro
  107. Drexel
  108. Furman
  109. Louisville
  110. DePaul
  111. Indiana State
  112. Minnesota
  113. Hofstra
  114. Ohio
  115. Saint Louis
  116. Louisiana Tech
  117. South Dakota State
  118. Georgia Tech
  119. Kent State 
  120. Long Beach State
  121. Appalachian State
  122. Hawaii
  123. Princeton
  124. Seattle
  125. Murray State
  126. Richmond
  127. South Florida
  128. Boston College
  129. 'UC-Santa Barbara
  130. East Carolina
  131. Cornell
  132. Wright State
  133. Colgate
  134. Southern Miss
  135. Eastern Kentucky
  136. James Madison
  137. Vermont
  138. Towson
  139. Samford
  140. Sam Houston State
  141. Wichita State
  142. Belmont
  143. Rice
  144. Weber State
  145. Missouri State
  146. California
  147. Florida Gulf Coast
  148. UNC-Wilmington
  149. UC-Davis
  150. Santa Clara
  151. Middle Tennessee
  152. Davidson
  153. South Alabama
  154. Texas-El Paso
  155. Toledo
  156. UNC-Asheville
  157. Air Force
  158. Eastern Washington
  159. Georgetown
  160. Portland
  161. Winthrop
  162. Marshall
  163. Fordham
  164. George Mason
  165. Notre Dame'
  166. Utah Valley
  167. Iona
  168. Radford
  169. Abilene Christian
  170. Temple
  171. San Jose State
  172. Arkansas State
  173. Western Kentucky
  174. Cal State Fullerton
  175. Oregon State
  176. Charlotte
  177. Illinois State
  178. New Mexico State
  179. Old Dominion
  180. Western Carolina
  181. Cal Baptist
  182. Cleveland State
  183. Florida International
  184. Louisiana
  185. Gardner Webb
  186. Pacific
  187. McNeese State
  188. Southern Illinois
  189. Texas State
  190. Pepperdine
  191. UMass-Lowell
  192. Montana
  193. Rhode Island
  194. Oral Roberts
  195. Youngstown State
  196. Lipscomb
  197. Northern Kentucky
  198. Delaware
  199. Brown
  200. LaSalle
  201. Georgia State
  202. Austin Peay
  203. Chattanooga
  204. Jacksonville State
  205. Queens
  206. Texas Southern
  207. Stetson
  208. Bowling Green
  209. Texas-Arlington
  210. Massachusetts
  211. Portland State
  212. Morehead State
  213. Northern Arizona
  214. Wyoming
  215. Penn
  216. North Dakota State
  217. George Washington
  218. North Alabama
  219. Jackson State
  220. Tarleton State
  221. Troy
  222. SE Louisiana
  223. Kennesaw State
  224. Bryant
  225. Northeastern
  226. Sacramento State
  227. Harvard
  228. Ball State
  229. Rider
  230. Milwaukee
  231. Longwood
  232. Bellarmine'
  233. Miami-Ohio
  234. UC-Riverside
  235. UC-San Diego
  236. Georgia Southern 
  237. Howard
  238. Texas-San Antonio
  239. Utah State
  240. SIU-Edwardsville
  241. Little Rock
  242. St. Thomas
  243. Illinois-Chicago
  244. Fairfield
  245. Northern Colorado
  246. UT-Rio Grande Valley
  247. Mercer
  248. Alcorn State
  249. East Tennessee State
  250. Coastal Carolina
  251. Wofford
  252. Northern Illinois
  253. Buffalo
  254. Jacksonville
  255. North Dakota
  256. Quinnipiac
  257. Southern Utah
  258. Maine
  259. Mount St. Mary's
  260. Hampton
  261. Canisius
  262. Niagara
  263. San Diego
  264. Columbia
  265. Tennessee State
  266. Grambling State
  267. Dartmouth
  268. Siena
  269. Lehigh
  270. Norfolk State
  271. Oakland
  272. Tulsa
  273. Maryland-Baltimore County
  274. Texas A&M-Corpus Cristi
  275. Nebraska-Omaha
  276. Stony Brook'
  277. North Florida
  278. Cal State-Bakersfield
  279. American
  280. USC-Upstate
  281. Missouri-Kansas City
  282. High Point
  283. Texas A&M-Commerce
  284. Montana State
  285. Tennessee-Martin
  286. Sacred Heart
  287. Marist
  288. South Dakota
  289. Detroit Mercy
  290. Saint Peter's
  291. Idaho State
  292. New Orleans
  293. Navy
  294. Monmouth
  295. Wagner
  296. The Citadel
  297. Binghamton
  298. Purdue-Fort Wayne
  299. Army
  300. New Hampshire
  301. Denver
  302. Albany
  303. Loyola-Maryland
  304. Western Illinois
  305. Louisiana-Monroe
  306. North Carolina Central
  307. Robert Morris
  308. Boston University
  309. Campbell
  310. Fairleigh Dickinson
  311. SE Missouri State
  312. Central Michigan
  313. William & Mary
  314. Eastern Michigan
  315. Charleston Southern
  316. Central Connecticut
  317. Presbyterian
  318. Western Michigan
  319. Central Arkansas
  320. IUPUI
  321. Tennessee Tech
  322. Cal State-Northridge
  323. NJIT
  324. Valparaiso
  325. Chicago State
  326. Nicholls State
  327. Lafayette
  328. Southern
  329. Delaware State
  330. Elon
  331. Merrimack
  332. Evansville
  333. Lamar
  334. Northwestern State
  335. Prairie View A&M
  336. Southern Illinois
  337. Holy Cross
  338. Eastern Illinois
  339. Arkansas-Pine Bluff
  340. Alabama A&M
  341. Cal Poly
  342. Bucknell
  343. Manhattan
  344. Florida A&M
  345. South Carolina State
  346. Stonehill
  347. Morgan State
  348. Maryland-Eastern Shore
  349. VMI
  350. Bethune Cookman
  351. Green Bay
  352. Lindenwood
  353. Alabama State
  354. Long Island 
  355. Incarnate Word
  356. North Carolina A&T
  357. Coppin State
  358. Saint Francis
  359. Idaho
  360. Houston Christian
  361. LeMoyne
  362. Mississippi Valley State

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