Duke (10-0) stayed put at the very top of the AP Top 25 Poll for the sixth straight week, receiving 1,624 votes and 64 first-place votes. Ohio State (10-0) received one first place votes and was ranked second with 1,551 votes while Kansas (10-0) was third with 709 points.
Connecticut (8-0) and Syracuse (11-0) rounded out the top five, receiving 1,408 votes and 1,295 votes, respectively.
Boston College (9-2, 1-0 ACC), which received one vote in last week's AP Top 25 poll, collected two votes this week. The Eagles played only once this week, defeating Bryant University 93-77 on Sunday afternoon at Conte Forum.
While the Blue Devils were the only ranked ACC team once again, two other schools from the conference received votes. North Carolina (7-4) received ten votes while Boston College double its vote total from last week with two.
Pittsburgh (11-1) jumped from No. 8 in the standings to No. 6 with 1,270 votes. Tennessee (7-2) fell from No. 7 to No. 19 with 411 votes following losses to Oakland (Michigan) and Charlotte this week.
Baylor (7-1) dropped from the ninth spot to the 15th spot with 684 votes and UCF (10-0) made the Top 25 for this first time this season, coming in at No. 24 with 258 votes. The complete AP Top 25 Poll is listed below.
- Duke (10-0)
- Ohio State (10-0)
- Kansas (10-0)
- Connecticut (8-0)
- Syracuse (11-0)
- Pittsburgh (11-1)
- San Diego State (12-0)
- Villanova (9-1)
- Missouri (10-1)
- Georgetown (10-1)
- Kansas State (9-2)
- Michigan State (8-3)
- Kentucky (8-2)
- Purdue (10-1)
- Baylor (7-1)
- Memphis (8-1)
- Minnesota (10-1)
- Texas (9-2)
- Tennessee (7-2)
- Florida (8-2)
- Illinois (10-2)
- Notre Dame (10-1)
- Brigham Young (10-1)
- UCF (10-0)
- Texas A&M (10-1)