Duke (25-2) is back on top in this week's AP Top 25 poll, receiving 35 first-place votes and 1,531 total points. Ohio State (25-2) was ranked second and received 10 first-place votes and Kansas (25-2) came in at number three with five first-place votes.
Pittsburgh (24-3) received 12 first-place votes and was ranked fourth for the second straight week while Texas (23-4) got one first-place vote and was ranked fifth. San Diego State (27-1), Brigham Young (25-2), Purdue (22-5), Notre Dame (21-5) and Arizona (23-4) round out the top ten.
Georgetown (21-6) dropped two spots to No. 11 and Wisconsin (20-6) fell from No.9 to No. 11 this week. St. John's (17-9) came in at No. 23 after being unranked last week.
Boston College (16-10, 6-6 ACC) was unranked and did not receive a vote in this week's poll, but crosstown rival Harvard (20-4, 9-1) did receive one vote.
- Duke (25-2; 35 first-place votes)
- Ohio State (25-2; 10 first-place votes)
- Kansas (25-2; 5 first-place votes)
- Pittsburgh (24-3; 12 first-place votes)
- Texas (23-4; 1 first-place vote)
- San Diego State (27-1)
- Brigham Young (25-2)
- Purdue (22-5)
- Notre Dame (21-5)
- Arizona (23-4)
- Georgetown (21-6)
- Wisconsin (20-6)
- Florida (21-5)
- Connecticut (20-6)
- Villanova (21-6)
- Louisville (20-7)
- Syracuse (22-6)
- Vanderbilt (20-6)
- North Carolina (20-6)
- Missouri (21-6)
- Texas A&M (21-5)
- Kentucky (19-7)
- St. John's (17-9)
- Temple (21-5)
- Xavier (20-6)