Ohio State (20-0) received the top ranking and 63 first-place votes in this week's AP Top 25 Poll, marking the second straight week that the Buckeyes have been ranked No. 1. Pittsburgh (19-1) received one first-place vote and was ranked second in this week's poll after being ranked fifth last week.
Duke (18-1), which ranked first in the AP Top 25 Poll for the first nine weeks, moved up one spot to No. 3 this week. San Diego State (20-0) came in at No. 4 and Connecticut (16-2) was ranked fifth.
Kansas (18-1) fell from No. 2 to No. 6 after its first loss to Texas (16-3), which moved up to No. 7. Villanova (17-2) was ranked eighth and Brigham Young (19-1) came in at No. 9.
Syracuse (18-2), which ranked third in last week's poll, fell seven spots to No. 10 after losing to Villanova, 83-72, on Saturday afternoon.
No. 19 Vanderbilt (14-4) and No. 24 Florida (15-4) joined the rankings this week. Harvard (13-3) received consideration for the Top 25 poll this week, receiving one vote.
- Ohio State (20-0; 63 first-place votes)
- Pittsburgh (19-1; 11 first-place vote)
- Duke (18-1; 1 first-place vote)
- San Diego State (20-0)
- Connecticut (16-2)
- Kansas (18-1)
- Texas (16-3)
- Villanova (17-2)
- Brigham Young (19-1)
- Syracuse (18-2)
- Missouri (17-3)
- Purdue (17-3)
- Texas A&M 917-2)
- Kentucky (15-4)
- Notre Dame (16-4)
- Minnesota (15-4)
- Wisconsin (15-4)
- Washington (15-4)
- Vanderbilt (14-4)
- Illinois (14-6)
- Georgetown (14-5)
- Florida State (15-5)
- Louisville (15-4)
- Florida (15-4)
- Michigan State (12-7)