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Final 2007-08: Celtics Add Another Title

After facing unexpected challenges from Atlanta and Cleveland early in the playoffs, the Celtics showed why they were the No. 1 ranked team heading into the postseason as they put away both the Pistons and the Lakers in six games to claim their 17th NBA title. Boston left little to chance in the deciding game as it dominated the Lakers (131-92) on both ends of the floor. Paul Pierce, a holdover from last year's 24-win team, won the series MVP, while new additions Kevin Garnett (26 points, 14 rebounds) and Ray Allen (26 points) came up big in the final. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the 2007-08 season.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.198	66-16	Atlantic
2	L.A. Lakers	124.059	57-25	Pacific
3	Utah	123.050	54-28	Northwest
4	Detroit	122.650	59-23	Central
5	San Antonio	122.366	56-26	Southwest
6	New Orleans	121.943	56-26	Southwest
7	Phoenix	121.545	55-27	Pacific
8	Houston	121.332	55-27	Southwest
9	Dallas	121.209	51-31	Southwest
10	Orlando	120.483	52-30	Southeast
11	Golden State	119.333	48-34	Pacific
12	Denver	119.317	50-32	Northwest
13	Cleveland	118.063	45-37	Central
14	Toronto	117.134	41-41	Atlantic
15	Philadelphia	117.068	40-42	Atlantic
16	Washington	117.022	43-39	Southeast
17	Portland	116.068	41-41	Northwest
18	Indiana	115.707	36-46	Central
19	Sacramento	115.303	38-44	Pacific
20	Atlanta	115.243	37-45	Southeast
21	Chicago	114.498	33-49	Central
22	New Jersey	113.314	34-48	Atlantic
22	Charlotte	112.766	32-50	Southeast
24	Memphis	112.104	22-60	Southwest
25	L.A. Clippers	111.774	23-59	Pacific
26	Milwaukee	111.323	26-56	Central
27	New York	111.217	23-59	Atlantic
28	Minnesota	110.704	22-60	Northwest
29	Seattle	109.872	20-62	Northwest
30	Miami	108.798	15-67	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on June 17

Week 25: Celtics Enter Playoffs No. 1

The addition of Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett couldn't have worked much better as the Celtics finished with the best record in the NBA and the top Index ranking heading into the postseason. The Lakers, the No. 1 seed in the West, finished with the second-best ranking, setting up a possible championship matchup between the two storied franchises. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the regular season.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.484	66-16	Atlantic
2	L.A. Lakers	122.773	57-25	Pacific
3	Detroit	122.772	59-23	Central
4	Utah	122.429	54-28	Northwest
5	San Antonio	121.882	56-26	Southwest
6	New Orleans	121.412	56-26	Southwest
7	Dallas	121.291	51-31	Southwest
8	Houston	121.279	55-27	Southwest
9	Phoenix	121.233	55-27	Pacific
10	Orlando	120.130	52-30	Southeast
11	Toronto	119.361	41-41	Atlantic
12	Golden State	119.333	48-34	Pacific
13	Denver	119.254	50-32	Northwest
14	Philadelphia	117.143	40-42	Atlantic
15	Washington	117.100	43-39	Southeast
16	Cleveland	116.692	45-37	Central
17	Portland	116.068	41-41	Northwest
18	Indiana	115.707	36-46	Central
19	Atlanta	115.326	37-45	Southeast
20	Sacramento	115.303	38-44	Pacific
21	Chicago	114.498	33-49	Central
22	New Jersey	113.416	34-48	Atlantic
22	Charlotte	112.766	32-50	Southeast
24	Memphis	112.104	22-60	Southwest
25	L.A. Clippers	111.774	23-59	Pacific
26	Milwaukee	111.323	26-56	Central
27	New York	111.217	23-59	Atlantic
28	Minnesota	110.704	22-60	Northwest
29	Seattle	109.872	20-62	Northwest
30	Miami	108.798	15-67	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on April 16

Week 24: Nuggets Looking Golden

Allen Iverson (33 points) led Denver to a 111-94 win over Houston on Sunday that put the Nuggets on the cusp of making the playoffs. All the No. 13 Nuggets have to do is beat Memphis on Wednesday and they will finish ahead of Golden State for the final postseason slot in the West. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.489	64-16	Atlantic
2	Detroit	122.819	57-23	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.740	56-25	Pacific
4	Utah	122.182	53-27	Northwest
5	San Antonio	121.901	54-26	Southwest
6	New Orleans	121.336	55-25	Southwest
7	Houston	121.259	54-26	Southwest
8	Dallas	121.230	50-31	Southwest
9	Phoenix	121.056	53-27	Pacific
10	Orlando	120.072	50-30	Southeast
11	Toronto	119.434	40-40	Atlantic
12	Golden State	119.409	48-32	Pacific
13	Denver	119.195	49-32	Northwest
14	Philadelphia	117.177	40-40	Atlantic
15	Washington	117.085	42-38	Southeast
16	Cleveland	116.723	44-36	Central
17	Portland	116.099	40-40	Northwest
18	Indiana	115.565	35-45	Central
19	Atlanta	115.267	37-43	Southeast
20	Sacramento	115.216	38-42	Pacific
21	Chicago	114.653	31-49	Central
22	New Jersey	113.474	33-47	Atlantic
22	Charlotte	112.661	31-49	Southeast
24	Memphis	112.234	22-58	Southwest
25	L.A. Clippers	112.007	23-57	Pacific
26	Milwaukee	111.448	26-54	Central
27	New York	111.159	23-57	Atlantic
28	Minnesota	110.674	21-59	Northwest
29	Seattle	109.923	19-62	Northwest
30	Miami	108.914	14-66	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on April 13

Week 23: Mavs Getting Healthy

Dirk Nowitzki's return from a knee and ankle sprain has sparked the Mavericks, who are in a dogfight with Denver and Golden State for the final playoff spots in the West. The No. 8 Mavs picked up a game on both teams when they outscored Phoenix 27-9 in the fourth quarter Sunday to turn a 12-point deficit into a 105-98 win. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.450	61-15	Atlantic
2	Detroit	122.936	55-21	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.771	53-24	Pacific
4	Utah	121.910	51-26	Northwest
5	San Antonio	121.897	53-24	Southwest
6	Houston	121.237	52-25	Southwest
7	New Orleans	121.216	54-22	Southwest
8	Dallas	121.149	48-29	Southwest
9	Phoenix	120.881	51-26	Pacific
10	Orlando	120.049	48-29	Southeast
11	Toronto	119.560	38-39	Atlantic
12	Golden State	119.444	46-31	Pacific
13	Denver	119.143	46-31	Northwest
14	Philadelphia	117.122	39-38	Atlantic
15	Washington	117.104	40-37	Southeast
16	Cleveland	116.733	42-35	Central
17	Portland	116.198	38-39	Northwest
18	Indiana	115.413	33-44	Central
19	Sacramento	115.159	36-41	Pacific
20	Atlanta	115.125	36-41	Southeast
21	Chicago	114.870	30-46	Central
22	New Jersey	113.511	32-45	Atlantic
22	Charlotte	112.555	29-48	Southeast
24	Memphis	112.306	21-56	Southwest
25	L.A. Clippers	112.218	23-54	Pacific
26	Milwaukee	111.500	26-50	Central
27	New York	111.135	21-56	Atlantic
28	Minnesota	110.714	19-57	Northwest
29	Seattle	110.011	18-59	Northwest
30	Miami	109.098	13-64	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on April 6

Week 22: Heat Ice Cold

In what has been a disastrous season for the Heat, Miami reached its lowest point (and point total) on Sunday in an 88-62 loss to Boston. The Celtics held the Heat to an NBA-low 17 field goals, breaking the record of 18 set by the Bulls in 1999. The loss further entrenched Miami in last place in the Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.263	58-15	Atlantic
2	Detroit	122.990	52-21	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.891	49-24	Pacific
4	Utah	121.795	48-26	Northwest
5	San Antonio	121.718	51-23	Southwest
6	Houston	121.327	49-24	Southwest
7	Dallas	121.100	45-28	Southwest
8	New Orleans	121.091	50-22	Southwest
9	Phoenix	120.703	49-24	Pacific
10	Orlando	119.966	47-27	Southeast
11	Toronto	119.726	37-36	Atlantic
12	Golden State	119.464	45-28	Pacific
13	Denver	119.016	45-28	Northwest
14	Washington	117.289	38-34	Southeast
15	Philadelphia	116.977	37-37	Atlantic
16	Cleveland	116.709	41-33	Central
17	Portland	116.377	38-36	Northwest
18	Indiana	115.328	30-43	Central
19	Sacramento	115.117	33-40	Pacific
20	Atlanta	114.969	33-40	Southeast
21	Chicago	114.908	29-44	Central
22	New Jersey	113.452	31-43	Atlantic
22	Charlotte	112.422	28-45	Southeast
24	Memphis	112.404	19-54	Southwest
25	L.A. Clippers	112.340	22-51	Pacific
26	Milwaukee	111.579	24-48	Central
27	New York	111.328	20-53	Atlantic
28	Minnesota	110.659	19-53	Northwest
29	Seattle	110.148	17-57	Northwest
30	Miami	109.367	13-60	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on March 30

Week 21: Philly Marching Toward Playoffs

It's been a good month of March for the Sixers as they've won nine of their 11 contests thus far, including victories over perennial playoff teams Phoenix, Detroit and San Antonio. The run has Mo Cheeks' team up to the sixth spot in the East and No. 15 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.145	55-14	Atlantic
2	Detroit	123.088	49-19	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	123.028	48-21	Pacific
4	Utah	121.748	46-25	Northwest
5	San Antonio	121.572	47-23	Southwest
6	Houston	121.359	47-23	Southwest
7	Dallas	121.053	44-26	Southwest
8	New Orleans	120.917	47-21	Southwest
9	Phoenix	120.636	47-22	Pacific
10	Toronto	119.864	35-35	Atlantic
11	Orlando	119.831	46-26	Southeast
12	Golden State	119.376	42-26	Pacific
13	Denver	118.790	42-28	Northwest
14	Washington	117.356	35-33	Southeast
15	Philadelphia	116.737	35-35	Atlantic
16	Cleveland	116.659	40-31	Central
17	Portland	116.545	37-33	Northwest
18	Indiana	115.266	29-41	Central
19	Sacramento	115.172	31-38	Pacific
20	Chicago	114.925	27-42	Central
21	Atlanta	114.881	30-39	Southeast
22	New Jersey	113.352	29-41	Atlantic
22	L.A. Clippers	112.609	21-48	Pacific
24	Memphis	112.426	18-51	Southwest
25	Charlotte	112.337	25-44	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	111.692	24-44	Central
27	New York	111.598	19-50	Atlantic
28	Minnesota	110.602	18-51	Northwest
29	Seattle	110.254	16-54	Northwest
30	Miami	109.559	12-57	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on March 23

Week 20: Season High In Mile High

The Nuggets can put up points in a hurry, which is exactly what they did against Seattle on Sunday in a 168-116 rout of the Sonics. The total was a season high in the league as eight players scored in double figures led by Carmelo Anthony's 26 points. Denver stands at No. 13 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.024	52-13	Atlantic
2	Detroit	123.057	48-18	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.954	45-21	Pacific
4	Utah	121.656	44-24	Northwest
5	San Antonio	121.578	44-22	Southwest
6	Houston	121.308	46-20	Southwest
7	Dallas	120.857	44-23	Southwest
8	New Orleans	120.779	44-21	Southwest
9	Phoenix	120.555	44-22	Pacific
10	Toronto	120.096	34-32	Atlantic
11	Orlando	119.634	44-24	Southeast
12	Golden State	119.393	41-24	Pacific
13	Denver	118.606	40-26	Northwest
14	Washington	117.357	33-32	Southeast
15	Portland	116.694	35-32	Northwest
16	Cleveland	116.565	38-29	Central
17	Philadelphia	116.494	33-34	Atlantic
18	Indiana	115.228	25-41	Central
19	Sacramento	115.187	29-36	Pacific
20	Chicago	114.861	27-42	Central
21	Atlanta	114.818	28-38	Southeast
22	New Jersey	113.304	28-38	Atlantic
22	L.A. Clippers	112.982	21-44	Pacific
24	Memphis	112.535	15-50	Southwest
25	Charlotte	112.316	24-42	Southeast
26	New York	111.817	19-47	Atlantic
27	Milwaukee	111.728	23-43	Central
28	Minnesota	110.618	15-50	Northwest
29	Seattle	110.532	16-51	Northwest
30	Miami	109.732	11-54	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on March 16

Week 19: No Problem In Houston

Even with Yao Ming out with a season-ending foot injury, the Rockets keep on winning. Houston extended its winning streak to 18 straight on Saturday with a 106-96 victory over New Orleans behind Tracy McGrady's 41 points. The surge has moved the Rockets up to No. 6 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	124.938	49-12	Atlantic
2	Detroit	123.105	46-17	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.936	44-19	Pacific
4	San Antonio	121.769	43-19	Southwest
5	Utah	121.537	42-22	Northwest
6	Houston	120.914	42-20	Southwest
7	New Orleans	120.705	42-20	Southwest
8	Dallas	120.661	40-23	Southwest
9	Phoenix	120.636	41-22	Pacific
10	Toronto	120.346	34-28	Atlantic
11	Orlando	119.394	40-24	Southeast
12	Golden State	119.177	39-23	Pacific
13	Denver	118.477	37-25	Northwest
14	Washington	117.376	30-32	Southeast
15	Portland	116.829	33-30	Northwest
16	Cleveland	116.524	36-27	Central
17	Philadelphia	116.195	30-33	Atlantic
18	Sacramento	115.288	28-35	Pacific
19	Indiana	115.216	24-39	Central
20	Atlanta	114.901	26-36	Southeast
21	Chicago	114.771	25-38	Central
22	New Jersey	113.348	26-37	Atlantic
22	L.A. Clippers	113.306	20-41	Pacific
24	Memphis	112.885	15-47	Southwest
25	Charlotte	112.123	24-39	Southeast
26	New York	111.927	18-45	Atlantic
27	Milwaukee	111.751	23-40	Central
28	Seattle	110.740	16-47	Northwest
29	Minnesota	110.661	14-48	Northwest
30	Miami	109.884	11-50	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on March 9

Week 18: Setting Suns?

The acquisition of Shaquille O'Neal was supposed to toughen up the Suns on defense. Instead Phoenix has given up at least 113 points in five of the six games that O'Neal has played, a big factor in the Suns' less-than-stellar 2-4 record over that span. The slump has dropped Phoenix to No. 6 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	124.958	46-12	Atlantic
2	Detroit	123.160	43-16	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.819	42-18	Pacific
4	San Antonio	121.775	41-17	Southwest
5	Utah	121.428	38-22	Northwest
6	Phoenix	120.911	39-20	Pacific
7	New Orleans	120.742	39-19	Southwest
8	Dallas	120.712	39-21	Southwest
9	Toronto	120.498	32-26	Atlantic
10	Houston	120.459	39-20	Southwest
11	Orlando	119.108	38-23	Southeast
12	Golden State	119.006	36-22	Pacific
13	Denver	118.429	35-24	Northwest
14	Washington	117.397	29-30	Southeast
15	Portland	116.938	31-29	Northwest
16	Cleveland	116.436	34-26	Central
17	Philadelphia	115.958	27-33	Atlantic
18	Sacramento	115.460	27-32	Pacific
19	Indiana	115.106	24-36	Central
20	Atlanta	115.057	24-33	Southeast
21	Chicago	114.729	23-36	Central
22	L.A. Clippers	113.535	19-38	Pacific
22	New Jersey	113.373	26-33	Atlantic
24	Memphis	113.215	14-45	Southwest
25	New York	111.956	18-41	Atlantic
26	Charlotte	111.902	20-39	Southeast
27	Milwaukee	111.744	22-38	Central
28	Seattle	110.815	16-43	Northwest
29	Minnesota	110.732	12-46	Northwest
30	Miami	109.988	11-46	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on March 2

Week 17: Lakers Best In The West

While the West was supposed to be a battle between Phoenix, San Antonio and Dallas at the start of the season, the Lakers have put themselves right in the middle of the mix. L.A. won its eighth straight game Sunday over Seattle and finished a stretch of 12 of its 13 games on the road with an impressive 11-2 mark. The run has the Lakers with the highest rating among Western Conference teams and No. 3 overall in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.104	42-12	Atlantic
2	Detroit	123.103	41-15	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.630	39-17	Pacific
4	San Antonio	121.734	37-17	Southwest
5	Utah	121.451	36-20	Northwest
6	Phoenix	121.144	38-18	Pacific
7	New Orleans	120.825	37-17	Southwest
8	Dallas	120.759	37-19	Southwest
9	Toronto	120.429	30-24	Atlantic
10	Houston	120.051	36-20	Southwest
11	Golden State	118.970	33-22	Pacific
12	Orlando	118.889	36-22	Southeast
13	Denver	118.470	33-22	Northwest
14	Washington	117.489	26-29	Southeast
15	Portland	117.143	29-27	Northwest
16	Cleveland	116.374	32-24	Central
17	Philadelphia	115.835	25-32	Atlantic
18	Sacramento	115.593	26-29	Pacific
19	Atlanta	115.112	22-31	Southeast
20	Indiana	115.109	22-34	Central
21	Chicago	114.700	22-33	Central
22	L.A. Clippers	113.559	19-34	Pacific
22	Memphis	113.543	14-42	Southwest
24	New Jersey	113.278	25-31	Atlantic
25	Charlotte	112.158	19-37	Southeast
26	New York	111.863	17-39	Atlantic
27	Milwaukee	111.714	21-35	Central
28	Seattle	110.822	15-40	Northwest
29	Minnesota	110.460	11-43	Northwest
30	Miami	109.937	9-44	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on February 24

Week 16: Celtics Hit Break No. 1

The East looks ready to compete for the NBA title based on the first half turned in by both Boston and Detroit. The Celtics, who remain No. 1 in the Index, finished with the best record in the league, while the No. 2 Pistons posted the second-best mark. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.365	41-9	Atlantic
2	Detroit	123.248	39-13	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.370	35-17	Pacific
4	San Antonio	121.736	34-17	Southwest
5	Utah	121.261	34-19	Northwest
6	Phoenix	121.171	37-16	Pacific
7	Dallas	120.936	35-18	Southwest
8	New Orleans	120.829	36-15	Southwest
9	Toronto	120.248	28-23	Atlantic
10	Houston	119.788	32-20	Southwest
11	Golden State	118.894	32-20	Pacific
12	Orlando	118.697	33-21	Southeast
13	Denver	118.533	32-20	Northwest
14	Washington	117.705	25-27	Southeast
15	Portland	117.478	28-24	Northwest
16	Cleveland	116.326	29-23	Central
17	Philadelphia	115.675	23-30	Atlantic
18	Sacramento	115.417	23-28	Pacific
19	Indiana	115.292	21-32	Central
20	Atlanta	115.287	21-28	Southeast
21	Chicago	114.637	21-31	Central
22	Memphis	113.770	14-38	Southwest
22	L.A. Clippers	113.417	17-33	Pacific
24	New Jersey	113.216	23-30	Atlantic
25	Charlotte	112.408	19-34	Southeast
26	New York	111.749	15-37	Atlantic
27	Milwaukee	111.722	19-34	Central
28	Seattle	110.712	13-38	Northwest
29	Minnesota	110.178	10-41	Northwest
30	Miami	110.132	9-42	Southeast

* Updated Through Games on February 17

Week 15: No Blue Notes For Jazz

Utah didn't spend much time mulling its first loss after a 10-game winning streak as the Jazz defeated Chicago (97-87) on Saturday night to get right back into the win column. Overall, Utah has now won 14 of its last 16 to move up to No. 7 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.500	36-8	Atlantic
2	Detroit	123.230	34-13	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.282	30-16	Pacific
4	San Antonio	121.820	29-16	Southwest
5	Phoenix	121.187	33-14	Pacific
6	Dallas	121.153	31-15	Southwest
7	Utah	120.973	30-18	Northwest
8	New Orleans	120.724	32-14	Southwest
9	Toronto	120.158	25-21	Atlantic
10	Houston	119.630	27-20	Southwest
11	Orlando	118.748	31-18	Southeast
12	Golden State	118.730	29-19	Pacific
13	Denver	118.471	28-18	Northwest
14	Washington	117.844	24-22	Southeast
15	Portland	117.653	27-19	Northwest
16	Cleveland	116.283	26-20	Central
17	Indiana	115.541	19-29	Central
18	Philadelphia	115.455	18-29	Atlantic
19	Atlanta	115.401	19-24	Southeast
20	Sacramento	115.117	22-24	Pacific
21	Chicago	114.535	18-28	Central
22	Memphis	113.909	13-34	Southwest
22	L.A. Clippers	113.364	14-30	Pacific
24	New Jersey	113.177	20-27	Atlantic
25	Charlotte	112.735	18-30	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	111.805	18-30	Central
27	New York	111.736	14-33	Atlantic
28	Seattle	110.645	12-35	Northwest
29	Miami	110.458	9-36	Southeast
30	Minnesota	109.863	10-36	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on February 10

Week 14: Pistons Roll Over Mavs

Detroit flexed some of its old defensive muscle as the Pistons held Dallas to a season-low 67 points in a 90-67 win on Sunday. Detroit forced the Mavericks into 16 straight missed shots during an 8 1/2-minute stretch in the first and second quarters en route to its fifth straight win and No. 2 ranking in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.615	36-8	Atlantic
2	Detroit	123.303	34-13	Central
3	L.A. Lakers	122.133	30-16	Pacific
4	San Antonio	121.979	29-16	Southwest
5	Dallas	121.273	31-15	Southwest
6	Phoenix	121.182	33-14	Pacific
7	Utah	120.648	30-18	Northwest
8	New Orleans	120.508	32-14	Southwest
9	Portland	120.054	27-19	Northwest
10	Toronto	120.048	25-21	Atlantic
11	Houston	119.584	27-20	Southwest
12	Orlando	118.727	31-18	Southeast
13	Golden State	118.557	29-19	Pacific
14	Denver	118.442	28-18	Northwest
15	Washington	117.983	24-22	Southeast
16	Cleveland	116.166	26-20	Central
17	Indiana	115.828	19-29	Central
18	Atlanta	115.503	19-24	Southeast
19	Philadelphia	115.340	18-29	Atlantic
20	Sacramento	114.742	22-24	Pacific
21	Chicago	114.462	18-28	Central
22	Memphis	114.129	13-34	Southwest
22	L.A. Clippers	113.361	14-30	Pacific
24	New Jersey	113.337	20-27	Atlantic
25	Charlotte	113.021	18-30	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	111.955	18-30	Central
27	New York	111.698	14-33	Atlantic
28	Miami	110.884	9-36	Southeast
29	Seattle	110.545	12-35	Northwest
30	Minnesota	109.393	10-36	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on February 3

Week 13: Spurs Stung By Hornets

A tough stretch for No. 3 San Antonio got tougher as the Spurs were dominated at home by up-and-coming New Orleans (102-78) on Saturday. It was the last home game for San Antonio until February 19 as they begin a nine-game road trip after going just 5-5 in their last 10 games. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.756	34-8	Atlantic
2	Detroit	123.555	31-13	Central
3	San Antonio	122.295	28-14	Southwest
4	L.A. Lakers	122.108	27-15	Pacific
5	Dallas	121.267	30-13	Southwest
6	Phoenix	121.174	32-13	Pacific
7	Portland	121.127	26-18	Northwest
8	Utah	120.348	26-18	Northwest
9	New Orleans	119.950	31-12	Southwest
10	Toronto	119.803	24-19	Atlantic
11	Houston	119.629	24-20	Southwest
12	Orlando	118.638	28-18	Southeast
13	Denver	118.556	26-17	Northwest
14	Golden State	118.533	27-18	Pacific
15	Washington	117.987	23-19	Southeast
16	Cleveland	116.901	24-19	Central
17	Indiana	116.145	19-26	Central
18	Atlanta	115.631	18-22	Southeast
19	Philadelphia	115.371	17-28	Atlantic
20	Chicago	114.540	17-26	Central
21	Sacramento	114.513	19-24	Pacific
22	Memphis	114.237	13-31	Southwest
22	New Jersey	113.689	18-26	Atlantic
24	L.A. Clippers	113.378	13-27	Pacific
25	Charlotte	113.020	17-27	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	112.058	18-27	Central
27	New York	111.527	14-29	Atlantic
28	Miami	111.206	9-33	Southeast
29	Seattle	110.495	9-35	Northwest
30	Minnesota	109.035	8-35	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on January 27

Week 12: Miami Feeling The Heat

Hard to believe it's only been two seasons since the Heat reigned supreme in the NBA. And while much of the roster looks the same as the one that captured the title, Miami is no where close to being the same team. The Heat dropped their 13th in a row to the Knicks on Saturday and have fallen all the way to No. 27 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.878	32-6	Atlantic
2	Detroit	124.004	29-12	Central
3	San Antonio	122.513	25-13	Southwest
4	L.A. Lakers	122.194	26-12	Pacific
5	Portland	121.593	24-16	Northwest
6	Dallas	121.298	27-12	Southwest
7	Phoenix	121.225	29-12	Pacific
8	Utah	120.101	23-18	Northwest
9	Houston	119.699	21-19	Southwest
10	Toronto	119.629	22-19	Atlantic
11	New Orleans	119.301	27-12	Southwest
12	Denver	118.672	24-15	Northwest
13	Golden State	118.656	25-17	Pacific
14	Orlando	118.602	25-17	Southeast
15	Washington	117.766	21-17	Southeast
16	Cleveland	117.579	21-18	Central
17	Indiana	116.387	18-23	Central
18	Atlanta	115.609	17-19	Southeast
19	Philadelphia	115.070	16-25	Atlantic
20	Chicago	114.556	16-23	Central
21	Sacramento	114.319	17-22	Pacific
22	Memphis	114.273	11-29	Southwest
22	New Jersey	114.217	18-22	Atlantic
24	L.A. Clippers	113.218	12-24	Pacific
25	Charlotte	112.752	16-24	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	112.012	16-24	Central
27	Miami	111.586	8-31	Southeast
28	New York	111.265	13-27	Atlantic
29	Seattle	110.666	9-31	Northwest
30	Minnesota	108.797	5-34	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on January 20

Week 11: No KG, No W's In Minnesota

The Timberwolves made the decision to trade Kevin Garnett to Boston in exchange for five players in July. And while that deal has worked out well for the Celtics, the new T'wolves have had a tough time acclimating based on their 5-31 record and No. 30 ranking in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	126.056	30-5	Atlantic
2	Detroit	124.242	28-10	Central
3	San Antonio	122.916	24-11	Southwest
4	L.A. Lakers	121.974	25-11	Pacific
5	Phoenix	121.289	26-11	Pacific
6	Dallas	121.074	26-11	Southwest
7	Portland	119.962	22-14	Northwest
8	Utah	119.881	21-17	Northwest
9	Houston	119.632	20-18	Southwest
10	Toronto	119.536	20-17	Atlantic
11	New Orleans	118.929	25-12	Southwest
12	Orlando	118.840	23-16	Southeast
13	Denver	118.788	22-13	Northwest
14	Golden State	118.712	22-16	Pacific
15	Washington	117.474	19-16	Southeast
16	Indiana	116.496	17-22	Central
17	Philadelphia	115.835	14-23	Atlantic
18	Atlanta	115.455	17-17	Southeast
19	Cleveland	115.387	19-18	Central
20	Chicago	114.697	14-21	Central
21	New Jersey	114.494	18-18	Atlantic
22	Memphis	114.250	10-27	Southwest
22	Sacramento	114.216	14-21	Pacific
24	L.A. Clippers	113.174	10-23	Pacific
25	Charlotte	112.355	13-23	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	111.989	15-22	Central
27	Miami	111.438	8-29	Southeast
28	New York	110.862	10-26	Atlantic
29	Seattle	110.844	9-27	Northwest
30	Minnesota	109.005	5-31	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on January 13

Week 10: Paul, Hornets Eclipse The Suns

New Orleans sent a strong message that it was ready to challenge in the West with a 118-113 win at Phoenix on Saturday night behind Chris Paul's 28 points and 10 assists. The win was the Hornets' 23rd of the season -- tying them with Phoenix for the most in the conference --and snapped the Suns' streak of 20 straight games when leading entering the fourth quarter. The solid start has New Orleans up to No. 12 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	126.053	29-3	Atlantic
2	Detroit	124.115	26-8	Central
3	San Antonio	123.387	23-9	Southwest
4	L.A. Lakers	121.522	21-11	Pacific
5	Phoenix	121.272	23-10	Pacific
6	Dallas	120.759	23-11	Southwest
7	Toronto	119.368	17-17	Atlantic
8	Portland	119.358	21-13	Northwest
9	Orlando	119.232	22-13	Southeast
10	Utah	118.866	18-17	Northwest
11	Denver	118.838	21-12	Northwest
12	New Orleans	118.691	23-11	Southwest
13	Golden State	118.677	19-15	Pacific
14	Houston	118.234	17-17	Southwest
15	Washington	117.190	17-15	Southeast
16	Indiana	116.743	16-19	Central
17	Philadelphia	116.217	14-20	Atlantic
18	Atlanta	115.460	15-16	Southeast
19	Cleveland	115.179	17-17	Central
20	Chicago	114.816	13-19	Central
21	New Jersey	114.547	17-16	Atlantic
22	Memphis	114.271	10-23	Southwest
22	Sacramento	114.197	12-20	Pacific
24	L.A. Clippers	113.310	10-21	Pacific
25	Miami	112.695	8-26	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	112.087	13-20	Central
27	Charlotte	112.049	11-21	Southeast
28	Seattle	110.836	9-24	Northwest
29	New York	110.827	8-24	Atlantic
30	Minnesota	109.187	4-29	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on January 6

Week 9: Portland Blazing New Trails

The Blazers were supposed to be a year away from playoff contention while Greg Oden recovers from knee surgery. But that was until Portland went on a winning streak that has been extended to 13 in a row with their victory over Philadelphia on Sunday. Portland now sits tied with Denver for first place in the Northwest Division and has jumped up to No. 14 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.687	26-3	Atlantic
2	San Antonio	123.794	21-8	Southwest
3	Detroit	123.400	23-7	Central
4	L.A. Lakers	121.313	19-11	Pacific
5	Phoenix	121.226	22-9	Pacific
6	Dallas	120.733	20-11	Southwest
7	Toronto	119.715	16-15	Atlantic
8	Utah	119.671	16-16	Northwest
9	Orlando	119.628	21-11	Southeast
10	Houston	119.576	15-15	Southwest
11	Denver	118.886	18-12	Northwest
12	Golden State	118.498	18-13	Pacific
13	New Orleans	118.452	20-10	Southwest
14	Portland	117.353	18-12	Northwest
15	Washington	116.961	15-14	Southeast
16	Indiana	116.939	15-16	Central
17	Atlanta	116.397	15-13	Southeast
18	Philadelphia	116.306	13-17	Atlantic
19	Cleveland	115.051	14-17	Central
20	Chicago	114.770	11-17	Central
21	New Jersey	114.515	14-16	Atlantic
22	Memphis	114.395	8-22	Southwest
22	Sacramento	114.216	11-18	Pacific
24	L.A. Clippers	113.482	9-19	Pacific
25	Miami	113.116	8-23	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	112.520	11-18	Central
27	Charlotte	112.169	10-18	Southeast
28	New York	111.120	8-21	Atlantic
29	Seattle	110.512	9-21	Northwest
30	Minnesota	109.326	4-25	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on December 30

Week 8: Bull Dozing

Chicago was expected to challenge for the Eastern Conference crown this season, but instead has sleep walked through the first quarter. The Bulls dropped back-to-back games to Boston and Houston -- the latter at home by 18 points -- to fall to 9-16 on the season and No. 20 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.191	22-3	Atlantic
2	San Antonio	124.190	19-7	Southwest
3	Detroit	122.781	20-7	Central
4	Phoenix	121.197	19-8	Pacific
5	L.A. Lakers	121.139	17-10	Pacific
6	Dallas	121.000	19-9	Southwest
7	Orlando	120.207	18-11	Southeast
8	Toronto	119.923	15-14	Atlantic
9	Utah	119.815	15-14	Northwest
10	Houston	119.578	13-15	Southwest
11	Denver	118.935	16-11	Northwest
12	Golden State	118.471	16-12	Pacific
13	New Orleans	118.289	17-10	Southwest
14	Washington	116.911	13-13	Southeast
15	Indiana	116.782	15-13	Central
16	Philadelphia	116.268	11-16	Atlantic
17	Portland	115.340	15-12	Northwest
18	Cleveland	115.145	12-16	Central
19	Atlanta	114.982	14-12	Southeast
20	Chicago	114.895	9-16	Central
21	Memphis	114.747	8-19	Southwest
22	New Jersey	114.564	12-15	Atlantic
22	Sacramento	114.039	11-15	Pacific
24	L.A. Clippers	113.683	9-17	Pacific
25	Miami	113.394	8-19	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	112.770	11-15	Central
27	Charlotte	112.276	10-15	Southeast
28	New York	111.321	8-19	Atlantic
29	Seattle	110.214	8-19	Northwest
30	Minnesota	109.284	4-22	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on December 23

Week 7: Bryant, Lakers Are Happy, Healthy

Kobe Bryant has backed away from his earlier demands to be traded and overcame a groin injury to score 32 points in a 113-92 win over the Clippers on Sunday. It was the Lakers fifth win in their last six games and has L.A. ranked No. 6 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	124.586	20-2	Atlantic
2	San Antonio	124.505	18-6	Southwest
3	Detroit	122.214	17-7	Central
4	Phoenix	121.353	18-7	Pacific
5	Dallas	121.239	17-9	Southwest
6	L.A. Lakers	121.161	14-9	Pacific
7	Orlando	120.945	17-9	Southeast
8	Utah	120.162	14-12	Northwest
9	Toronto	120.015	14-11	Atlantic
10	Houston	119.938	12-12	Southwest
11	Denver	119.113	14-10	Northwest
12	New Orleans	118.606	15-9	Southwest
13	Golden State	118.353	14-11	Pacific
14	Washington	116.543	13-10	Southeast
15	Indiana	116.394	13-12	Central
16	Philadelphia	116.328	10-14	Atlantic
17	Cleveland	115.629	11-14	Central
18	New Jersey	114.888	10-14	Atlantic
19	Memphis	114.835	7-17	Southwest
20	Chicago	114.650	8-13	Central
21	Atlanta	114.560	12-12	Southeast
22	Portland	114.464	12-12	Northwest
22	L.A. Clippers	113.848	9-14	Pacific
24	Sacramento	113.594	9-14	Pacific
25	Miami	113.313	7-17	Southeast
26	Milwaukee	112.944	10-14	Central
27	Charlotte	112.453	8-14	Southeast
28	New York	111.515	7-17	Atlantic
29	Seattle	110.087	7-18	Northwest
30	Minnesota	109.173	3-20	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on December 16

Week 6: Net Loss

The Nets signed Vince Carter to a big deal in the off-season with the expectation that their trio of stars (Carter, Jason Kidd and Richard Jefferson) would help New Jersey make a run for the Eastern Conference title. It hasn't worked out that way so far as a 104-89 loss to Washington on Sunday dropped the Nets to 9-12 on the season and a No. 20 ranking in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	127.339	17-2	Atlantic
2	San Antonio	124.717	17-3	Southwest
3	Detroit	123.543	14-6	Central
4	Orlando	123.480	16-5	Southeast
5	Phoenix	122.657	16-5	Pacific
6	Dallas	121.799	13-8	Southwest
7	Golden State	121.769	11-9	Pacific
8	Utah	121.531	13-8	Northwest
9	L.A. Lakers	120.572	12-8	Pacific
10	Houston	120.423	11-10	Southwest
11	Denver	119.437	13-8	Northwest
12	Toronto	119.261	11-10	Atlantic
13	New Orleans	119.199	14-7	Southwest
14	Washington	118.736	10-10	Southeast
15	Indiana	117.210	10-10	Central
16	Cleveland	116.198	9-12	Central
17	Chicago	115.909	6-12	Central
18	Memphis	115.655	6-14	Southwest
19	Philadelphia	115.534	7-13	Atlantic
20	New Jersey	115.330	9-12	Atlantic
21	Atlanta	114.988	9-10	Southeast
22	Milwaukee	113.149	8-11	Central
22	Sacramento	113.126	7-12	Pacific
24	Charlotte	113.014	7-12	Southeast
25	Miami	112.985	5-15	Southeast
26	Portland	112.595	8-12	Northwest
27	New York	110.788	6-13	Atlantic
28	Seattle	110.276	5-16	Northwest
29	L.A. Clippers	110.250	7-12	Pacific
30	Minnesota	109.012	3-15	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on December 9

Week 5: Sonic Bust

Seattle had high hopes with Kevin Durant coming to the team and the rookie has responded with solid numbers (19.6 ppg). But as a team the Sonics have struggled to a league-worst 3-15 record and a No. 30 ranking in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Boston	125.886	14-2	Atlantic
2	San Antonio	124.028	15-3	Southwest
3	Orlando	122.795	15-4	Southeast
4	Phoenix	122.363	13-4	Pacific
5	Utah	122.086	12-5	Northwest
6	Dallas	121.809	11-6	Southwest
7	Detroit	121.354	11-5	Central
8	L.A. Lakers	120.081	9-8	Pacific
9	New Orleans	119.993	12-6	Southwest
10	Toronto	119.800	10-8	Atlantic
11	Houston	119.734	9-9	Southwest
12	Denver	118.953	11-7	Northwest
13	Golden State	118.912	9-7	Pacific
14	Washington	117.330	8-9	Southeast
15	Indiana	117.187	9-9	Central
16	Cleveland	117.001	9-9	Central
17	Memphis	116.917	6-10	Southwest
18	Philadelphia	115.584	5-12	Atlantic
19	Sacramento	115.117	6-10	Pacific
20	Miami	114.172	4-12	Southeast
21	Charlotte	113.790	6-10	Southeast
22	New Jersey	113.728	8-9	Atlantic
22	Atlanta	112.765	7-9	Southeast
24	Milwaukee	112.689	7-8	Central
25	Portland	112.057	5-12	Northwest
26	Chicago	111.867	4-10	Central
27	L.A. Clippers	111.490	6-9	Pacific
28	Minnesota	110.673	2-13	Northwest
29	New York	110.248	5-11	Atlantic
30	Seattle	110.072	3-15	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on December 2

Week 4: Orlando Finding Some Magic

Orlando has played second fiddle to Shaq, Dwyane Wade and the Miami Heat when it comes to the battles in Florida. But that doesn't seem to be the case this year as the Magic are off to a strong 12-3 start while the Heat have languished at 2-8. That disparity was on full display Satuday night as Orlando torched Miami (120-99) behind Hedo Turkoglu's 27 points. The win helped push Orlando up to No. 4 in this week's Index, while Miami fell to No. 27. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	San Antonio	125.799	12-2	Southwest
2	Boston	125.386	11-1	Atlantic
3	Dallas	123.499	9-4	Southwest
4	Orlando	123.254	12-3	Southeast
5	Phoenix	123.198	10-3	Pacific
6	Detroit	121.901	8-5	Central
7	L.A. Lakers	121.371	7-6	Pacific
8	New Orleans	121.215	10-5	Southwest
9	Houston	120.715	7-7	Southwest
10	Utah	120.393	10-4	Northwest
11	Toronto	119.833	7-7	Atlantic
12	Denver	119.555	9-5	Northwest
13	Golden State	118.824	5-7	Pacific
14	Cleveland	117.001	8-6	Central
15	Milwaukee	116.712	7-4	Central
16	New Jersey	115.867	7-7	Atlantic
17	Indiana	115.685	6-8	Central
18	L.A. Clippers	115.583	5-7	Pacific
19	Charlotte	115.565	6-7	Southeast
20	Philadelphia	114.406	3-9	Atlantic
21	Memphis	114.362	4-9	Southwest
22	Chicago	114.236	2-10	Central
22	Washington	114.213	6-7	Southeast
24	Atlanta	114.195	5-7	Southeast
25	Portland	113.093	4-9	Northwest
26	Miami	112.876	3-10	Southeast
27	New York	112.615	3-9	Atlantic
28	Sacramento	112.329	4-9	Pacific
29	Seattle	109.619	2-12	Northwest
30	Minnesota	108.623	1-10	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on November 25

Week 3: New-Look Boston Looks Like Old Self

It's been a while since the Celtics ruled the Eastern Conference, but the addition of Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen to go along with Paul Pierce have Boston reminding folks of the Bird-McHale-Parrish teams of years past. The Celtics have won eight of their first nine games to move up to No. 2 in this week's Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	San Antonio	125.163	8-2	Southwest
2	Boston	124.455	8-1	Atlantic
3	Dallas	123.329	7-2	Southwest
4	New Orleans	122.947	9-2	Southwest
5	Phoenix	122.047	8-2	Pacific
6	Orlando	121.382	9-2	Southeast
7	Denver	121.129	7-3	Northwest
8	L.A. Lakers	120.881	6-3	Pacific
9	Utah	120.685	7-4	Northwest
10	Detroit	120.597	6-4	Central
11	Toronto	119.933	5-5	Atlantic
12	Houston	119.590	6-5	Southwest
13	Portland	117.270	4-6	Northwest
14	Cleveland	117.157	5-5	Central
15	Philadelphia	115.427	3-6	Atlantic
16	New Jersey	115.193	4-6	Atlantic
17	Washington	115.166	4-5	Southeast
18	Golden State	115.115	2-6	Pacific
19	Milwaukee	114.209	4-4	Central
20	Chicago	114.196	2-7	Central
21	Memphis	113.870	2-7	Southwest
22	L.A. Clippers	113.859	5-4	Pacific
22	Charlotte	113.359	5-4	Southeast
24	Atlanta	112.968	3-6	Southeast
25	Indiana	112.866	4-6	Central
26	New York	112.588	2-7	Atlantic
27	Miami	111.581	2-8	Southeast
28	Sacramento	111.247	4-6	Pacific
29	Seattle	110.471	2-9	Northwest
30	Minnesota	108.458	1-7	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on November 18

Week 2: High-Flying In The Southwest

It's pretty clear what the best division is in the NBA after just two weeks of the season: the Southwest. Four teams from the division rank in the top five in this week's Index led by perennial contenders San Antonio and Dallas and Nos. 2 and 3, respectively. But they're not alone this year as they've been joined by No. 4 Houston with its new head coach, Rick Adelman, and No. 5 New Orleans with a healthy Chris Paul and Peja Stojakovic. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Detroit	124.277	5-1	Central
2	San Antonio	123.678	6-1	Southwest
3	Dallas	123.534	4-2	Southwest
4	Houston	122.465	6-1	Southwest
5	New Orleans	122.313	5-2	Southwest
6	Boston	121.609	5-0	Atlantic
7	Phoenix	120.780	5-2	Pacific
8	L.A. Lakers	120.470	3-2	Pacific
9	Utah	119.613	5-2	Northwest
10	Orlando	118.968	5-2	Southeast
11	Toronto	118.200	4-3	Atlantic
12	New Jersey	117.942	4-2	Atlantic
13	L.A. Clippers	117.886	4-2	Pacific
14	Philadelphia	117.615	2-4	Atlantic
15	Cleveland	117.135	4-3	Central
16	Denver	116.735	4-3	Northwest
17	Chicago	115.429	1-5	Central
18	Indiana	115.394	3-3	Central
19	Atlanta	115.387	2-4	Southeast
20	Portland	115.171	3-3	Northwest
21	New York	114.668	2-3	Atlantic
22	Milwaukee	113.887	2-4	Central
22	Miami	113.691	1-5	Southeast
24	Memphis	113.360	1-4	Southwest
25	Golden State	113.304	0-5	Pacific
26	Sacramento	111.838	2-4	Pacific
27	Washington	111.687	1-5	Southeast
28	Charlotte	110.868	3-3	Southeast
29	Seattle	109.426	0-7	Northwest
30	Minnesota	108.833	0-5	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on November 11

Week 1: Pistons Open Season At No. 1

No Rip Hamilton, no problem for Detroit. The Pistons set out to reclaim the Eastern Conference championship with a pair of road wins (at Miami and Orlando) without their most consistent scorer, who was attending the birth of his son. With Hamilton back in the lineup on Sunday for the home-opener, Detroit made it three straight to start the season with a 92-91 win over Atlanta. The performance was good enough to put the Pistons in the No. 1 spot for the initial 2007-08 Index. Here are the complete Dunkel NBA ratings* for the week.

	TEAMS	RATING	RECORD	DIVISION
1	Detroit	124.801	3-0	Central
2	San Antonio	123.994	3-0	Southwest
3	Dallas	123.892	2-1	Southwest
4	Toronto	122.549	2-1	Atlantic
5	Houston	121.927	3-0	Southwest
6	L.A. Lakers	121.832	2-1	Pacific
7	New Orleans	121.304	3-0	Southwest
8	Utah	119.674	2-2	Northwest
9	Phoenix	119.157	2-1	Pacific
10	Denver	118.780	2-1	Northwest
11	Boston	118.640	2-0	Atlantic
12	Orlando	118.479	2-1	Southeast
13	New Jersey	118.108	2-1	Atlantic
14	L.A. Clippers	117.572	2-0	Pacific
15	Indiana	117.561	3-0	Central
16	Cleveland	116.600	1-2	Central
17	Philadelphia	116.468	1-2	Atlantic
18	Atlanta	115.902	1-1	Southeast
19	Chicago	115.573	0-3	Central
20	Memphis	114.313	0-2	Southwest
21	Charlotte	114.290	2-0	Southeast
22	New York	114.068	1-1	Atlantic
22	Miami	113.496	0-3	Southeast
24	Portland	112.720	0-3	Northwest
25	Golden State	112.664	0-3	Pacific
26	Washington	111.822	0-3	Southeast
27	Sacramento	111.300	0-3	Pacific
28	Milwaukee	111.162	1-2	Central
29	Seattle	109.190	0-3	Northwest
30	Minnesota	109.004	0-2	Northwest

* Updated Through Games on November 4

COLLEGE FOOTBALL
FINAL 2009 DUNKEL TOP 5
DIVISION IA
1. Alabama 115.676
2. Florida 110.370
3. Texas 109.929
4. Boise State 107.739
5. TCU 107.230
(Through Games on 1/7)

FINAL 2009 DUNKEL TOP 5
DIVISION IAA
1. Villanova 86.981
2. Montana 85.073
3. William & Mary 83.835
4. Appalachian State 81.816
5. Richmond 79.909
(Through Games on 12/18)

PRO FOOTBALL
FINAL REGULAR SEASON DUNKEL TOP 5
1. New Orleans 142.626
2. Indianapolis 139.044
3. Minnesota 137.750
4. Dallas 137.542
5. San Diego 136.964
(Through Games on 2/7)

CFL FOOTBALL
FINAL 2009 DUNKEL TOP 5
1. Montreal 121.334
2. Saskatechewan 114.639
3. Calgary 111.718
4. BC 108.774
5. Edmonton 108.335
(Through Games on 11/29)

COLLEGE BASKETBALL
THIS WEEK'S DUNKEL TOP 5
1. Kansas 77.030
2. Duke 76.855
3. Ohio State 74.532
4. Syracuse 73.819
5. Maryland 73.661
(Through Games on 3/7)

PRO BASKETBALL
THIS WEEK'S DUNKEL TOP 5
1. Cleveland 123.570
2. LA Lakers 123.518
3. Orlando 122.215
4. Denver 121.138
5. Utah 120.710
(Through Games on 3/7)

WNBA BASKETBALL
FINAL 2009 DUNKEL TOP 5
1. Phoenix 115.333
2. Indiana 113.532
3. Los Angeles 112.012
4. Seattle 111.883
5. Atlanta 110.672
(Through Games on 10/9)

PRO HOCKEY
THIS WEEK'S DUNKEL TOP 5
1. Washington 12.150
2. San Jose 12.057
3. Chicago 11.953
4. Los Angeles 11.816
5. Vancouver 11.773
(Through Games on 3/7)

PRO BASEBALL
FINAL 2009 DUNKEL TOP 5
1. NY Yankees 16.958
2. LA Angels 16.331
3. Philadelphia 16.140
4. Boston 15.885
5. Texas 15.652
(Through Games on 11/4)

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