Ohio State (22-0) is the unanimous top choice in this week's AP Top 25 Poll. The Buckeyes received all 65 first-place votes and amassed 1,625 total points. Kansas (20-1), which was ranked sixth last week, rose to No. 2 with 1,519 points.
Texas (18-3) jumped from seventh to No. 3 in this week's poll. Pittsburgh (20-2) is ranked fourth and Duke (19-2) fell to No. 5 after losing to St. John's on Sunday. Connecticut (17-3), San Diego State (21-1), Brigham Young (20-2), Notre Dame (17-4) and Kentucky (16-4) round out this week's top ten.
Syracuse (18-4), which has lost fourth games in a row, fell out of the top ten to No. 17 this week. No. 21 Arizona (18-4), No. 22 Utah State (20-2), No. 23 North Carolina (15-5) and No. 25 West Virginia (14-6) jumped into the rankings this week. Illinois, Florida State and Florida dropped out of the Top 25 this week.
Boston College (14-7, 4-3 ACC) and Harvard (15-3) were both unranked, but the Crimson did receive one vote in this week's poll. Harvard also received one vote in last week's AP Top 25 Poll.
- Ohio State (22-0; 65 first-place votes)
- Kansas (20-1)
- Texas (18-3)
- Pittsburgh (20-2)
- Duke (19-2)
- Connecticut (17-3)
- San Diego State (21-1)
- Brigham Young (20-2)
- Notre Dame (17-4)
- Kentucky (16-4)
- Purdue (18-4)
- Villanova (17-4)
- Georgetown (16-5)
- Missouri (17-4)
- Louisville (17-4)
- Texas A&M (16-3)
- Syracuse (18-4)
- Minnesota (16-5)
- Wisconsin (15-5)
- Washington (15-5)
- Arizona (18-4)
- Utah State (20-2)
- Vanderbilt (15-5)
- North Carolina (15-5)
- West Virginia (14-6)