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Hoop Troop: Maya Moore to Host Shot Clock Shopping Sweepstakes for Kids, Teens; Enter Now

NEW YORK – One lucky fan, aged six to 14, will have a chance to win a shopping spree with No.1 draft pick and All-Star Maya Moore in her home town of Atlanta following the end of the 2011 WNBA season. Kids across the country of eligible age can enter the Shot Clock Shopping Spree between Aug. 24 and Oct.13 online at NBAHoopTroop.com when they sign up to be an NBA Hoop Troop member.

Moore will invite the grand-prize winner the winner to Atlanta to celebrate in the latest edition of the nationwide Shot Clock Shopping Spree, a basketball-themed shopping spree. The grand prize includes a three-day, two-night trip to Atlanta, including air fare and hotel accommodations, for the winner and one guest (parent or legal guardian). Once in Atlanta, the randomly selected contestant will team up with the All-Star to learn shooting tips from the pro and win as much basketball merchandise as they can shoot together into an oversized basketball hoop in 24 seconds.

NEW YORK – One lucky fan, aged six to 14, will have a chance to win a shopping spree with No.1 draft pick and All-Star Maya Moore in her home town of Atlanta following the end of the 2011 WNBA season. Kids across the country of eligible age can enter the Shot Clock Shopping Spree between Aug. 24 and Oct.13 online at NBAHoopTroop.com when they sign up to be an NBA Hoop Troop member.

Moore will invite the grand-prize winner the winner to Atlanta to celebrate in the latest edition of the nationwide Shot Clock Shopping Spree, a basketball-themed shopping spree. The grand prize includes a three-day, two-night trip to Atlanta, including air fare and hotel accommodations, for the winner and one guest (parent or legal guardian). Once in Atlanta, the randomly selected contestant will team up with the All-Star to learn shooting tips from the pro and win as much basketball merchandise as they can shoot together into an oversized basketball hoop in 24 seconds.

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Originally published Wed, August 24, 2011

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NCAA DIVISION I TOP 25 COACHES' POLL WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Week: February 7, 2012
RANK	SCHOOL	RECORD	LAST WEEK'S RANK	PRESEASON RANK	AP RANK	POINTS
1	Baylor (31)	24-0	1	1	1	775
2	Notre Dame	23-1	2	2	2	743
3	Connecticut	21-2	3	4	3	710
4	Stanford	20-1	4	5	4	685
5	Duke	19-3	6	8	5	650
6	Miami (FL)	20-3	7	7	6	604
7	Kentucky	21-3	5	15	7	584
8	Maryland	20-3	10	10	8	534
9	Wisconsin-Green Bay	20-0	9	24	9	530
10	Ohio State	21-2	11	NR-RV (61)	10	483
11	Tennessee	17-6	8	3	11	476
12	Delaware	20-1	13	NR	12	434
13	Georgetown	18-5	15	11	14	379
14	Texas A&M	16-5	16	6	15	378
15	Nebraska	19-3	18	NR	13	309
16	Rutgers	17-4	14	12	17	372
17	Louisville	17-6	12	9	20	276
18	Gonzaga	21-3	19	NR-RV (70)	19	234
19	Purdue	19-5	17	21	16	222
20	Georgia	18-6	20	12	21	202
21	Penn State	18-5	21	14	18	176
22	DePaul	17-7	23	18	NR-RV (38)	92
23	Georgia Tech	16-6	22	NR-RV (18)	22	104
24	South Carolina	18-5	NR-RV (13)	NR	24	46
25	Vanderbilt	18-5	NR-RV (23)	NR-RV (19)	NR	45
Dropped Out: No. 24 North Carolina, No. 25 Kansas.
First-place votes: Total first-place votes received (if any) are indicated in parentheses following school name.
Others receiving votes: St. Bonaventure (22-2) 34; North Carolina (17-6) 19; California (17-6) 18; Florida Gulf Coast (21-2) 16; Middle Tennessee (19-5) 15; Texas-El Paso (20-2) 8; Texas Tech (16-6) 5; Brigham Young (21-4) 4; Fresno State (19-4) 4; St. John's (15-8) 4; Princeton (15-4) 3; Oklahoma (15-7) 2; West Virginia (17-6) 2; Kansas State (15-7) 1.
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Credit: Courtesy Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). The weekly Division I Top 25 Coaches' Poll, sponsored by USA Today and ESPN, is based on voting by a Board of Coaches made up of 31 head coaches at Division I institutions all of whom are WBCA members.