Ohio State Moves Up To No. 15 In Latest Associated Press Top 25 Men’s Basketball Poll

The Buckeyes have won four games in a row, including two games against ranked opponents.

Ohio State moved up six spots to No. 15 in the latest Associated Press Top 25 Poll following wins over Towson and Wisconsin.

The Buckeyes have won four games in a row, including two over ranked opponents, to improve to 8-2 on the season. They’re also 2-0 in Big Ten play after opening conference play with a victory at Penn State on Dec. 5.

Ohio State returns to action this Saturday against No. 21 Kentucky in the CBS Sports Classic in Las Vegas. Tipoff is set for 5 p.m. on CBS.

That said, the full AP Top 25 can be found below, with first-place votes in parenthesis:

  1. Baylor (61)
  2. Duke
  3. Purdue
  4. UCLA
  5. Gonzaga
  6. Alabama
  7. Kansas
  8. Arizona
  9. Villanova
  10. UCS
  11. Iowa State
  12. Michigan State
  13. Auburn
  14. Houston
  15. Ohio State
  16. Seton Hall
  17. Texas
  18. Tennessee
  19. LSU
  20. UConn
  21. Kentucky
  22. Xavier
  23. Colorado State
  24. Arkansas
  25. Texas Tech

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