🏅Ranking the Top Ten basketball school situations post-House (Part 2)

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Last edition we began counting down which schools are in the most advantageous position as the rev-share era approaches. We got through the first half of the list then, so let’s stop beating around the bush and get you to the top five right now.

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Just to recap, here’s where everyone landed in last edition:

Honorable mentions: Texas Tech, Michigan State, Louisville, Kentucky, and North Carolina. Yes, seriously.

#10 was Baylor, because of the financial leverage that coach Scott Drew brings to the program.

#9 was Kansas, because their priorities are perfectly aligned with the new realities of rev-sharing.

#8 was Alabama because of their state-of-the-art facilities and hyperactive fanbase.

#7 was Houston because of their stability and leadership at the top of the program.

#6 was BYU because of their unbelievable funding pipeline and modern team-building philosophy.

#5 is….

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