Florida, Wichita State, Arizona remain 1-2-3 in the first Top 25 poll of March

Scottie Wilbekin and the Gators escaped with a win at Vanderbilt and dispatched LSU at home last week. (Ronald C. Modra/Sports Imagery/Getty)

On Thursday, six ranked teams took the court, and five of them were defeated by unranked opponents. On Saturday, five AP top-10 teams lost, the most on a single day since January 2003. Today, Florida, Wichita State and Arizona remained Nos. 1, 2 and 3 in the country, but the rest of the Top 25 was significantly reshuffled.
The Gators received 46 of the 65 first-place votes, with Wichita State taking 14 and Arizona receiving five. Duke moved up two spots to No. 4 and Virginia, the newly minted ACC regular season champions, jumped seven spots to No. 5. It is Virginia's first top-10 ranking since 2002.
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Villanova returned to No. 6, Syracuse fell to No. 7 and Kansas, Wisconsin and San Diego State completed the Top 10. Louisville fell to No. 11 after losing to Memphis. At the bottom of the poll, Kentucky clung to the 25th spot after its losses to Arkansas and at South Carolina last week.
Here is the entire Top 25:
1. Florida (46)
2. Wichita State (14)
3. Arizona (5)
4. Duke
5. Virginia
6. Villanova
7. Syracuse
8. Kansas
9. Wisconsin
10. San Diego State
11. Louisville
12. Michigan
13. Creighton
14. UNC
15. Cincinnati
16. Iowa State
17. Saint Louis
18. SMU
19. UConn
20. Memphis
21. New Mexico
22. Michigan State
23. Oklahoma
24. Iowa

David Gardner is a college sports editor at SI.com. He previously worked at CBS and Yahoo Sports, and his writing has been featured on Longform.org.