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