Three ACC teams stay in AP Top 25, Duke and North Carolina left without votes

The two ACC powerhouses each completely fell out of the AP voting system with losses this past week

Despite entering their bye on a three-game winning streak, including an impressive victory over NCAA Tournament finalist North Carolina, Wake Forest did not earn a vote in this week's AP Poll. The Deacs were voted once three weeks ago.

Read here for our ACC Power Rankings.

Feb. 13 AP Poll:

1. Alabama (22-3)
2. Houston (23-2)
3. Purdue (23-3)
4. UCLA (21-4)
5. Kansas (20-5)
6. Texas (20-5)
7. Virginia (19-4)
8. Arizona (22-4)
9. Baylor (19-6)
10. Tennessee (19-6)
11. Marquette (20-6)
12. Kansas State (19-6)
13. Gonzaga (21-5)
14. Indiana (18-7)
15. Miami FL (20-5)
16. Xavier (19-6)
17. Saint Mary's (22-5)
18. Creighton (17-8)
19. Iowa State (16-8)
20. UConn (19-7)
21. San Diego State (20-5)
22. TCU (17-8)
23. NC State (20-6)
24. Providence (18-7)
25. Florida Atlantic (24-2)

Others receiving votes: Missouri 114, Northwestern 96, Illinois 84, Pittsburgh 82, Nevada 36, Oklahoma State 23, Texas A&M 16, Oral Roberts 9, Iowa 5, Arkansas 4, Rutgers 2, Charleston 1, Maryland 1, Boise State 1

Biggest Risers: Baylor (14 to 9) and Creighton (23 to 18)

Biggest Faller: Iowa State (11 to 19)

All three ACC teams from last week's AP Top 25 stay in this week's edition. Virginia moved from No. 8 to 7 after a controversial overtime win against Duke.

Miami jumps four spots after also beating Duke, but keeping things too close for comfort in a win over lowly Louisville.

NC State falls one rank to No. 23 following a loss to Virginia, but recovering well with a 30-point drubbing of Boston College.

And, after going 2-0 on the week, Pittsburgh earned significantly more votes, but did not quite crack the rankings.

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