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Duke rises to No. 1 in the AP Top 25 for a record 148th time after a 68-63 win over Michigan, pushing Arizona to No. 2 and Michigan to No. 3, with Florida jumping to No. 7 and Alabama up to No. 17 as 11 teams shift in the rankings.
Duke returns to No. 1 in the AP Top 25 men’s basketball poll for a record 148th time, with Florida and Alabama making notable jumps in the rankings.
With 16 Top-25 teams losing this week, Duke’s 37-point win over Syracuse and a late upset of Michigan could push the Blue Devils to No. 1 in Monday’s AP Top 25. Michigan would likely stay near the top, Arizona rises, and Iowa State and Houston also move, while Florida surges and other contenders shift in the Week 16 projections.
Arizona remains No. 1 in the AP Top 25 for the ninth straight week, with Houston rising to No. 3 and Kentucky re-entering the poll at No. 25.
Nebraska's men’s basketball team rose to No. 5 in the AP Top 25, the highest ranking for a Nebraska Division I program, riding a 20-0 start and a 24-game win streak as they head to a tough road test at No. 3 Michigan.
The SEC set a historic milestone by placing 10 teams in the AP women's Top 25, the first such feat in 50 years, with UConn at No. 1 and UCLA at No. 2 in the latest poll.
Arizona remains the unanimous No. 1 in the AP Top 25 ahead of a showdown with No. 13 BYU, while Nebraska earns a program-best No. 5 ranking.
No. 1 Indiana headlines the final AP Top 25, with three Big Ten teams in the top five for the second straight year as the conference’s title run extends to three consecutive seasons.
Indiana finished No. 1 in the final AP Top 25 after an undefeated 16-0 season and beating Miami in the CFP championship, marking the program’s first-ever unanimous No. 1 ranking; Ole Miss, Oregon, and Ohio State join it in the top five as the Big Ten dominates the poll.
Arizona is voted the AP Top 25's first unanimous No. 1 in program history, while Saint Louis and Miami of Ohio enter the poll.
Arizona extended its grip on the No. 1 spot in the AP Top 25 with 60 of 61 first‑place votes as undefeated Iowa State rose to No. 2 and UConn moved up to No. 3; Michigan fell to No. 4 and Purdue stayed No. 5. Vanderbilt jumped from 11th to 10th for the program’s first Top 10 appearance since 1993. Virginia climbed to No. 16, while Florida, Clemson, Utah State and Seton Hall entered the rankings at Nos. 19, 22, 23 and 25, respectively, and Iowa, Kansas, SMU and UCF dropped out.
The AP Top 25 college football rankings experienced significant changes after Week 14, with Texas A&M dropping out of the top five and Oregon moving into the top four, impacting the College Football Playoff predictions. Key matchups include Ohio State vs. Indiana and Georgia vs. Alabama in upcoming conference championships, while Michigan's playoff hopes were dashed after a loss to Ohio State.
The AP Top 25 college football rankings saw significant changes with 19 teams shifting positions, including Texas moving into the top 10 at No. 10, while the top five remained unchanged. Notable movements include Texas Tech and Notre Dame climbing, and Virginia and Louisville dropping out. The rankings are determined by votes from over 60 journalists based on head-to-head results, with recent game outcomes heavily influencing the shifts.
In the latest AP Top 25 college football poll, Texas, Texas Tech, and Texas A&M all moved into the top 10, with A&M at No. 3, Texas Tech at No. 8, and Texas at No. 10, reflecting their strong performances and recent wins, while other teams like Oklahoma and BYU experienced little change.
Texas re-entered the top 10 of the AP Top 25 college football poll, highlighting a competitive season with increased representation from the ACC and Group of Five conferences. Ohio State remains No. 1, while key matchups and rankings continue to shape playoff implications, including notable shifts among teams like Memphis, James Madison, and South Florida.