Alabama Men's Basketball Falls To No. 4 in AP Top 25
In the latest edition of the AP Top 25, the Alabama Crimson Tide slipped in the poll to No. 4. The new position comes after a 66-63 win against Mississippi State at home, then a blowout loss on the road at the hands of Oklahoma.
Tennessee is now the highest-ranked SEC team, moving up two spots to No. 2. Purdue remains in the top spot with a 21-1 record after beating Michigan State 77-61.
AP Top 25 - Week 13
(Rank, team, record, points, first-place votes)
- Purdue (21-1) 1,550 (62)
- Tennessee (18-3) 1,443
- Houston (20-2) 1,415
- Alabama (18-3) 1,312
- Arizona (19-3) 1,310
- Virgina (16-3) 1,258
- Kansas State (18-3) 1,190
- Kansas (17-4) 1,034
- UCLA (17-4) 993
- Texas (17-4) 939
- Baylor (16-5) 905
- Gonzaga (18-4) 837
- Iowa State (15-5) 832
- Marquette (17-5) 769
- TCU (16-5) 752
- Xavier (17-5) 689
- Providence (17-5) 438
- Saint Mary's (19-4) 419
- Florida Atlantic (21-1) 392
- Clemson (18-4) 340
- Indiana (15-6) 250
- San Diego State (17-4) 170
- Miami-FL (16-5) 146
- UCoon (16-6) 131
- Auburn (16-5) 117
Other teams receiving votes: Missouri, Charleston, Illinois, Creighton, New Mexico, North Carolina, NC State, Boise State, Duke, Rutgers, Texas A&M Northwestern, Memphis, Arkansas, Pittsburgh, West Virginia, Nevada, Oral Roberts, Saint Louis
USA Today Sports Coaches Poll - January 23, 2022
(Rank, team, record, points, first-place votes)
- Purdue 21-1, 800 (32)
- Tennessee 18-3, 731
- Houston 20-2, 708
- Virginia 16-3, 662
- Alabama 18-3, 659
- Kansas State 18-3, 649
- Arizona 19-3, 605
- Kansas 17-4, 557
- UCLA 17-4, 508
- Texas 17-4, 508
- Baylor 16-5, 428
- Marquette 17-5, 411
- Iowa State 15-5, 410
- Gonzaga 18-4, 393
- Xavier 17-5, 364
- TCU 16-5, 349
- Providence 17-5, 279
- Saint Mary's 19-4, 269
- Clemson 18-4, 212
- Florida Atlantic 21-1, 162
- Miami-FL 16-5, 97
- Indiana 15-6, 93
- UConn 16-6, 81
- Auburn 16-5, 81
- Illinois 15-6, 67
Others receiving votes: San Diego State, Charleston, Duke, NC State, Creighton, Rutgers, Texas A&M, North Carolina, Missouri, New Mexico, USC, Northwestern, Boise State, Michigan State, Saint Louis, Pittsburgh, UC Santa Barbara, Temple