2020–21 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings

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Two human polls made up the 2020–21 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings, the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll, in addition to various publications' preseason polls.

Contents

With the release of the poll on November 30, Kansas was ranked in the AP poll for the 223rd consecutive week, breaking the record set by UCLA from 1966–1980. [1] Nine weeks later, with the release of the poll on February 8, the streak that began with the February 2, 2009 poll would end at 232.

Legend

 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 New to rankings from previous week
Italics Number of first-place votes
(#–#) Win–loss record
тTied with team above or below also with this symbol

AP Poll

Preseason
Nov 9 [2] 		Week 2
Nov 30 [3] 		Week 3
Dec 7 [4] 		Week 4
Dec 14 [5] 		Week 5
Dec 21 [6] 		Week 6
Dec 28 [7] 		Week 7
Jan 4 [8] 		Week 8
Jan 11 [9] 		Week 9
Jan 18 [10] 		Week 10
Jan 25 [11] 		Week 11
Feb 1 [12] 		Week 12
Feb 8 [13] 		Week 13
Feb 15 [14] 		Week 14
Feb 22 [15] 		Week 15
Mar 1 [16] 		Week 16
Mar 8 [17] 		Final
Mar 15 [18]
1. Gonzaga (28)Gonzaga (2–0) (57)Gonzaga (3–0) (54)Gonzaga (3–0) (54)Gonzaga (4–0) (61)Gonzaga (7–0) (62)Gonzaga (10–0) (63)Gonzaga (12–0) (63)Gonzaga (14–0) (62)Gonzaga (15–0) (62)Gonzaga (17–0) (61)Gonzaga (18–0) (55)Gonzaga (20–0) (59)Gonzaga (22–0) (60)Gonzaga (24–0) (59)Gonzaga (24–0) (61)Gonzaga (26–0) (60)1.
2. Baylor (24)Baylor (2–0) (6)Baylor (3–0) (7)Baylor (4–0) (7)Baylor (5–0) (3)Baylor (6–0) (2)Baylor (9–0) (1)Baylor (11–0) (1)Baylor (12–0) (2)Baylor (14–0) (2)Baylor (16–0) (3)Baylor (17–0) (8)Baylor (17–0) (5)Baylor (17–0) (4)Michigan (18–1) (4)Baylor (21–1) (2)Illinois (23–6)2.
3. Villanova (11)Iowa (2–0)Iowa (3–0)Iowa (6–0) (1)Kansas (7–1)Kansas (8–1)Villanova (8–1)Villanova (8–1)Villanova (8–1)Villanova (10–1)Villanova (11–1)Michigan (13–1)Michigan (14–1)Michigan (16–1)Baylor (18–1)Illinois (20–6)Baylor (22–2)3.
4. Virginia (1)Wisconsin (2–0)Michigan State (5–0)Michigan State (6–0)Iowa (6–1)Villanova (8–1)Texas (8–1)Texas (10–1)Iowa (12–2)Michigan (13–1)Michigan (13–1)Ohio State (15–4)Ohio State (17–4)Ohio State (18–5)Illinois (18–6)Michigan (19–3)Michigan (20–4)4.
5. Iowa Illinois (3–0)Kansas (4–1)Kansas (6–1)Villanova (7–1)Houston (7–0)Iowa (9–2)Iowa (11–2)Texas (11–2)Texas (11–2)Houston (15–1)Villanova (12–2)Illinois (14–5)Illinois (16–5)Iowa (18–7)Iowa (20–7)Alabama (24–6)5.
6. Kansas Duke (1–0)Illinois (3–1)Houston (4–0)Houston (5–0)Wisconsin (8–1)Kansas (8–2)Kansas (10–2)Tennessee (10–1)Houston (13–1)Texas (11–3)Illinois (13–5)Houston (17–2)Alabama (18–5)West Virginia (17–6)Alabama (21–6)Houston (24–3)6.
7. Wisconsin Kansas (1–1)Houston (4–0)Villanova (5–1)West Virginia (7–1)Tennessee (6–0)Creighton (8–2)Michigan (10–0)Michigan (11–1)Iowa (12–3)Ohio State (14–4)Texas Tech (14–5)Virginia (15–3)Oklahoma (14–5)Ohio State (18–7)Houston (21–3)Ohio State (21–9)7.
8. Illinois Michigan State (2–0)Creighton (3–0)West Virginia (6–1)Tennessee (4–0)Texas (7–1)Wisconsin (9–2)Creighton (10–2)Houston (11–1)Virginia (10–2)Iowa (12–4)Houston (16–2)Alabama (17–5)Villanova (14–3)Alabama (19–6)Arkansas (21–5)Iowa (21–8)8.
9. Duke Creighton (1–0)Villanova (4–1)Creighton (4–1)Wisconsin (6–1)West Virginia (7–2)Tennessee (7–1)Wisconsin (10–2)Kansas (10–3)Alabama (13–3)Oklahoma (11–4)Virginia (13–3)Oklahoma (13–5)Iowa (17–6)Houston (20–3)Ohio State (18–8)Texas (19–7)9.
10. Kentucky Houston (3–0)Duke (2–1)Tennessee (2–0)Texas (7–1)Iowa (7–2)Michigan (9–0)Tennessee (9–1)Wisconsin (11–3)Texas Tech (11–4)Alabama (14–4)Missouri (13–3)Villanova (13–3)West Virginia (15–6)Villanova (15–4)West Virginia (18–8)Arkansas (22–6)10.
11. Creighton West Virginia (3–0)West Virginia (4–1)Texas (5–1)Rutgers (6–0)Creighton (7–2)Houston (8–1)Houston (10–1)Creighton (10–3)West Virginia (10–4)Tennessee (12–3)Alabama (15–5)Iowa (15–6)Florida State (13–3)Florida State (14–4)Kansas (19–8)Oklahoma State (20–8)11.
12. Tennessee Villanova (2–1)Tennessee (0–0)Wisconsin (4–1)Michigan State (6–1)Missouri (6–0)Illinois (8–3)Clemson (9–1)Texas Tech (11–4)Missouri (10–2)Illinois (11–5)Oklahoma (12–5)Texas (13–5)Houston (18–3)Arkansas (19–5)Oklahoma State (18–7)Kansas (20–8)12.
13. Michigan State Tennessee (0–0)Wisconsin (3–1) тIllinois (4–2)Creighton (6–2)Texas Tech (7–2)Missouri (7–1)West Virginia (9–4)Virginia (9–2)Ohio State (12–4)Texas Tech (12–5)Texas (11–5)West Virginia (14–6)Creighton (16–5)Kansas (18–8)Texas (17–7)West Virginia (18–9)13.
14. Texas Tech North Carolina (1–0)Texas (4–1) тTexas Tech (6–1)Missouri (5–0)Rutgers (6–1)West Virginia (8–3)Illinois (9–4)West Virginia (9–4)Wisconsin (12–4)Virginia (11–3)West Virginia (13–5)Creighton (16–5)Texas (13–6)Creighton (17–6)Villanova (16–5)Florida State (16–6)14.
15. West Virginia Virginia (1–1)Virginia Tech (4–0)Florida State (3–0)Texas Tech (6–2)Illinois (7–3)Rutgers (7–2)Texas Tech (10–3)Ohio State (11–3)Kansas (10–5)Creighton (13–4)Iowa (13–6)Texas Tech (14–6)Virginia (15–5)Texas (14–7)Florida State (15–5)Virginia (18–6)15.
16. North Carolina Virginia Tech (3–0)North Carolina (3–1) Missouri (5–0)Virginia (3–1)Michigan (7–0)Minnesota (10–2)Louisville (8–1)Virginia Tech (11–2)Florida State (9–2)Virginia Tech (13–3)Tennessee (13–4)Florida State (11–3)Virginia Tech (14–4)Oklahoma (14–7)Virginia (17–6)San Diego State (23–4)16.
17. Houston Texas Tech (2–1) тTexas Tech (4–1)Virginia (3–1)North Carolina (5–2)Michigan State (6–2)Oregon (8–1)Missouri (7–2)Minnesota (11–4)Creighton (11–4)West Virginia (11–5)Florida State (10–3)USC (17–3)Kansas (17–7)Oklahoma State (16–6)Creighton (18–7)Loyola–Chicago (24–4)17.
18. Arizona State Texas (1–0) тVirginia (3–1)San Diego State (5–0)Illinois (5–3)Florida State (5–1)Texas Tech (8–3)Virginia (7–2) Alabama (11–3)Tennessee (10–3)Missouri (11–3)Virginia Tech (14–4)Virginia Tech (14–4)Texas Tech (14–7)Texas Tech (15–8)Loyola–Chicago (24–4)Villanova (16–6)18.
19. Texas Richmond (2–0)Richmond (2–0)Rutgers (4–0)Michigan (6–0) Northwestern (6–1)Virginia Tech (8–1)Duke (5–2)Missouri (8–2)Illinois (10–5)Wisconsin (13–5)Creighton (14–5)Tennessee (14–5)USC (18–4)San Diego State (19–4)San Diego State (20–4)Creighton (20–8)19.
20. Oregon Kentucky (1–1)Florida State (1–0)Ohio State (5–0)Duke (3–2)Duke (3–2)Clemson (8–1)Virginia Tech (9–2)Clemson (9–2)Virginia Tech (11–3)Florida State (10–3) USC (15–3)Missouri (13–5)Arkansas (17–5)Loyola–Chicago (21–4)Texas Tech (17–9) тPurdue (18–9)20.
21. Florida State Oregon (0–0)Rutgers (3–0)Duke (2–2)Florida State (4–1)Oregon (6–1) тDuke (3–2)Ohio State (9–3)Oregon (9–2)Minnesota (11–6)UCLA (13–3)Wisconsin (14–6)Wisconsin (15–7)Loyola–Chicago (19–4)Virginia (15–6)Purdue (18–8) тTexas Tech (17–10)21.
22. UCLA Florida State (0–0)Ohio State (3–0)North Carolina (4–2) Xavier (8–0) Minnesota (8–1) тVirginia (5–2)Oregon (9–2)Illinois (9–5)Saint Louis (7–1) Florida (10–4) Loyola–Chicago (17–3)Loyola–Chicago (18–4)San Diego State (17–4)Virginia Tech (15–5)Virginia Tech (15–5)Colorado (22–8)22.
23. Ohio State Ohio State (2–0)Arizona State (3–1)Louisville (4–0)Ohio State (6–1)Virginia (4–2) Saint Louis (7–1)Minnesota (10–4)UConn (7–1)UCLA (12–3)Kansas (11–6) Oklahoma State (12–5)Kansas (15–7)Wisconsin (16–8)Purdue (16–8)Colorado (20–7) BYU (20–6)23.
24. Rutgers Rutgers (3–0) San Diego State (4–0) Clemson (5–0)Virginia Tech (6–1)Virginia Tech (7–1)Michigan State (7–3)Saint Louis (7–1)UCLA (11–2) Oklahoma (9–4) Purdue (12–6)Purdue (13–7) Arkansas (16–5)Missouri (14–6) Colorado (19–7)USC (21–6)USC (22–7)24.
25. Michigan Arizona State (2–1) Louisville (4–0)Michigan (6–0)Oregon (6–1)Ohio State (7–2)Florida State (5–2) UConn (6–1)Saint Louis (7–1)Louisville (10–3) Drake (16–0)Rutgers (11–6)San Diego State (15-4)Tennessee (15–6)Wisconsin (16–9)Oklahoma (14–9)Virginia Tech (15–6)25.
Preseason
Nov 9 [2] 		Week 2
Nov 30 [3] 		Week 3
Dec 7 [4] 		Week 4
Dec 14 [5] 		Week 5
Dec 21 [6] 		Week 6
Dec 28 [7] 		Week 7
Jan 4 [8] 		Week 8
Jan 11 [9] 		Week 9
Jan 18 [10] 		Week 10
Jan 25 [11] 		Week 11
Feb 1 [12] 		Week 12
Feb 8 [13] 		Week 13
Feb 15 [14] 		Week 14
Feb 22 [15] 		Week 15
Mar 1 [19] 		Week 16
Mar 8 [20] 		Final
Mar 15 [21]
Dropped:
  • UCLA (1–1)
  • Michigan (2–0)
Dropped:
  • Kentucky (1–3)
  • Oregon (1–1)
Dropped:
  • Virginia Tech (4–1)
  • Richmond (4–1)
  • Arizona State (4–2)
Dropped:
  • San Diego State (5–1)
  • Louisville (4–1)
  • Clemson (5–1)
Dropped:
  • North Carolina (5–3)
  • Xavier (8–1)
Dropped:
  • Northwestern (6–3)
  • Ohio State (8–3)
Dropped:
  • Rutgers (7−4)
  • Michigan State (8–5)
  • Florida State (5–2)
Dropped:
  • Louisville (8–2)
  • Duke (5–3)
Dropped:
  • Clemson (9–4)
  • Oregon (9–3)
  • UConn (7–3)
Dropped:
  • Minnesota (11–6)
  • Saint Louis (7–1)
  • Louisville (10–4)
Dropped:
  • UCLA (13–4)
  • Florida (10–5)
  • Kansas (11–7)
  • Drake (18–1)
Dropped:
  • Oklahoma State (13–6)
  • Purdue (13–8)
  • Rutgers (12–7)
NoneDropped:
  • USC (19–6)
  • Missouri (14–7)
  • Tennessee (16–7)
Dropped:
  • Wisconsin (16–11)
Dropped:
Oklahoma (15–10)

USA Today Coaches Poll

The Coaches Poll is the second-oldest poll still in use after the AP Poll. It is compiled by a rotating group of 31 college Division I head coaches. The poll operates by Borda count. Each voting member ranks teams from 1 to 25. Each team then receives points for their ranking in reverse order: Number 1 earns 25 points, number 2 earns 24 points, and so forth. The points are then combined and the team with the highest number of points is then ranked No. 1; second highest is ranked No. 2 and so forth. Only the top 25 teams with points are ranked, with teams receiving first-place votes noted the quantity next to their name. The maximum points a single team can earn is 775.

Preseason
Nov 9 [22] 		Week 2
Dec 7 [23] 		Week 3
Dec 14 [24] 		Week 4
Dec 21 [25] 		Week 5
Dec 28 [26] 		Week 6
Jan 4 [27] 		Week 7
Jan 11 [28] 		Week 8
Jan 18 [29] 		Week 9
Jan 25 [30] 		Week 10
Feb 1 [31] 		Week 11
Feb 8 [32] 		Week 12
Feb 15 [33] 		Week 13
Feb 22 [34] 		Week 14
Mar 1 [35] 		Week 15
Mar 8 [36] 		Week 16
Mar 15 [37] 		Final
Apr 6 [38]
1. Baylor (12)Gonzaga (3–0) (23)Gonzaga (3–0) (24)Gonzaga (4–0) (25)Gonzaga (7–0) (29)Gonzaga (10–0) (29)Gonzaga (12–0) (29)Gonzaga (14–0) (28)Gonzaga (15–0) (29)Gonzaga (17–0) (28)Gonzaga (18–0) (28)Gonzaga (20–0) (28)Gonzaga (22–0) (28)Gonzaga (24–0) (31)Gonzaga (24–0) (31)Gonzaga (26–0) (32)Baylor (28–2) (32)1.
2. Gonzaga (10)Baylor (3–0) (8)Baylor (3–0) (6)Baylor (5–0) (5)Baylor (6–0) (3)Baylor (6–0) (3)Baylor (11–0) (3)Baylor (12–0) (3)Baylor (14–0) (3)Baylor (16–0) (4)Baylor (17–0) (4)Baylor (17–0) (4)Baylor (17–0) (4)Michigan (18–1) (1)Baylor (21–1)Illinois (22–6)Gonzaga (31–1)2.
3. Villanova (8)Iowa (3–0) (1)Iowa (6–0) (2)Villanova (7–1)Villanova (8–1)Villanova (8–1)Villanova (8–1)Villanova (8–1)Villanova (10–1)Villanova (11–1)Michigan (13–1)Michigan (14–1)Michigan (16–1) (1)Baylor (18–1)Illinois (20–6)Baylor (22–2)Houston (28–4)3.
4. Virginia Michigan State (5–0)Michigan State (6–0)Kansas (7–1)Kansas (8–1)Texas (8–1)Texas (10–1)Iowa (12–2)Michigan (13–1)Michigan (13–1)Villanova (12–2)Ohio State (17–4)Illinois (16–5)Illinois (18–6)Michigan (19–3)Michigan (20–4)Michigan (23–5)4.
5. Kansas Kansas (4–1)Kansas (6–1)Iowa (6–1)Houston (7–0)Creighton (8–1)Michigan (10–0)Texas (11–2)Texas (11–2)Houston (15–1)Ohio State (15–4)Illinois (14–5) тOhio State (18–5)West Virginia (17–6) тAlabama (21–6)Alabama (24–6)Alabama (26–7)5.
6. Iowa (1)Villanova (4–1)Villanova (5–1)West Virginia (7–1)Tennessee (6–0)Kansas (8–2)Creighton (10–2)Tennessee (10–1)Houston (13–1)Texas (11–3)Illinois (13–5)Houston (17–2) тVillanova (14–3)Alabama (19–6) тIowa (20–7)Houston (23–3)Arkansas (25–7)6.
7. Wisconsin Creighton (3–0)West Virginia (6–1)Houston (5–0)Wisconsin (8–1)Iowa (8–2)Kansas (10–2)Michigan (11–1)Iowa (12–3)Alabama (14–4)Houston (16–2)Villanova (13–3)Alabama (18–5)Houston (20–3)Houston (21–3)Ohio State (21–8)UCLA (22–10)7.
8. Duke (1)Houston (4–0)Houston (4–0)Tennessee (4–0)West Virginia (7–2)Tennessee (7–1)Iowa (11–2)Houston (11–1)Virginia (10–2)Iowa (12–4)Texas Tech (14–5)Virginia (15–3)Oklahoma (14–5)Iowa (18–7)Arkansas (21–5)Iowa (21–8)Illinois (24–7)8.
9. Kentucky Illinois (3–1)Creighton (4–1)Wisconsin (6–1)Texas (7–1)Michigan (9–0)Wisconsin (10–2)Kansas (10–3)Alabama (13–3)Ohio State (14–4)Virginia (13–3)Alabama (17–5)Florida State (13–3)Villanova (15–4)West Virginia (18–8)Texas (19–7)USC (25–8)9.
10. Illinois West Virginia (4–1)Tennessee (2–0)Texas (7–1)Creighton (7–2)Wisconsin (9–2)Tennessee (9–1)Wisconsin (11–3)Texas Tech (11–4)Tennessee (12–3)Missouri (13–3)Oklahoma (13–5)Houston (18–3)Ohio State (18–7)Ohio State (18–8)Arkansas (22–6)Florida State (18–7)10.
11. Creighton Duke (2–1)Texas (5–1)Michigan State (6–1)Iowa (7–2)Houston (8–1)Houston (10–1)Creighton (10–3)West Virginia (10–4)Texas Tech (12–5)Alabama (15–5)Texas Tech (14–6)Creighton (16–5)Florida State (14–4)Villanova (16–5)Kansas (20–8)Villanova (18–7)11.
12. Michigan State Texas (4–1)Wisconsin (4–1)Rutgers (6–0)Missouri (6–0)Illinois (8–3)Clemson (9–1)Virginia (9–2)Missouri (10–2)Creighton (13–4)Oklahoma (12–5)Creighton (16–5)Iowa (17–6)Creighton (17–6)Kansas (19–8)Oklahoma State (20–8)Loyola-Chicago (26–5)12.
13. Texas Tech Wisconsin (3–1)Illinois (4–2)Creighton (6–2)Rutgers (6–1)Missouri (7–1)Illinois (9–4)Texas Tech (11–4)Wisconsin (12–4)Illinois (11–5)Texas (11–5)Texas (13–5)West Virginia (15–6)Arkansas (19–5)Florida State (15–5)West Virginia (18–9)Iowa (22–9)13.
14. Tennessee North Carolina (3–1)Texas Tech (6–1)Missouri (5–0)Texas Tech (7–2)Rutgers (7–2)West Virginia (9–4)Virginia Tech (11–2)Creighton (11–4) Oklahoma (11–4)West Virginia (13–5)Iowa (15–6)Virginia (15–5)Kansas (18–8)Oklahoma State (18–7)Florida State (16–6)Creighton (22–9)14.
15. West Virginia Virginia Tech (4–0)Florida State (3–0)Virginia (3–1)Michigan (7–0)Oregon (8–1)Texas Tech (10–3)West Virginia (9–4)Ohio State (12–4)Virginia (11–3)Tennessee (13–4)West Virginia (14–6)Virginia Tech (14–4)Oklahoma (14–7)Virginia (17–6)Virginia (18–6)Ohio State (21–10)15.
16. North Carolina Tennessee (0–0)Virginia (3–1)Texas Tech (6–2)Illinois (7–3)West Virginia (8–13)Missouri (7–2)Alabama (11–3)Florida State (9–2)Virginia Tech (13–3)Iowa (13–6)Florida State (11–3)Texas (13–6)Texas (14–7)Texas (17–7)Loyola–Chicago (24–4)Kansas (21–9)16.
17. Arizona State Texas Tech (4–1)Rutgers (4–0)North Carolina (5–2)Oregon (6–1)Minnesota (10–2)Oregon (9–2)Minnesota (11–4)Tennessee (10–3)Missouri (11–3)Virginia Tech (14–4)Virginia Tech (14–4)Texas Tech (14–7)Oklahoma State (16–6)Creighton (18–7)Villanova (16–6)Oregon (22–7)17.
18. Houston тVirginia (3–1) Missouri (5–0)Illinois (5–3)Michigan State (6–2)Clemson (8–1)Louisville (8–1)Ohio State (11–3)Kansas (10–5)West Virginia (11–5)Creighton (14–5)USC (17–3)USC (18–4)Texas Tech (15–8)Loyola–Chicago (24–4)San Diego State (23–4)West Virginia (19–10)18.
19. Florida State т Richmond (2–0)Ohio State (5–0)Michigan (6–0)Florida State (5–1)Texas Tech (8–3)Minnesota (10–4)Missouri (8–2)Virginia Tech (11–3)Florida State (10–3)Florida State (10–3)Missouri (13–5)Kansas (17–7)Virginia Tech (15–8)San Diego State (20–4) тCreighton (20–8)Oklahoma State (21–9)19.
20. Oregon Ohio State (3–0) San Diego State (5–0)Ohio State (6–1)Xavier (8–1) тVirginia Tech (8–1)Virginia Tech (9–2)UCLA (11–2)Minnesota (11–5)Wisconsin (13–5) USC (15–3)Tennessee (14–5) Arkansas (17–5)Virginia (15–6)Purdue (18–8) тPurdue (18–9) Oregon State (20–13)20.
21. UCLA Florida State (1–0)North Carolina (4–2)Florida State (4–1)Ohio State (7–2) тVirginia (5–2)UCLA (9–2)Oregon (9–2)UCLA (12–3)UCLA (13–3)Wisconsin (14–6)Wisconsin (15–7)Oklahoma State (14–6)San Diego State (19–4)Virginia Tech (15–5)Texas Tech (17–10)Texas (19–8)21.
22. Texas Rutgers (3–0)Louisville (4–0) Xavier (8–0) Northwestern (6–1)Florida State (5–2)Virginia (7–2)Clemson (9–2)Illinois (10–5)Kansas (11–6)Oklahoma State (12–5)Oklahoma State (13–6)Loyola–Chicago (19–4)Loyola–Chicago (21–4)Texas Tech (17–9)Colorado (22–8)Texas Tech (18–11)22.
23. Rutgers Arizona State (3–1)Duke (2–2)Richmond (6–1)San Diego State (6–1) Saint Louis (7–1)Duke (5–2) Colorado (11–3)Louisville (10–3)Florida (10–4) Loyola–Chicago (17–3)Loyola–Chicago (18–4)Oregon (14–4)Purdue (16–8)USC (21–6)USC (22–7)Colorado (23–9)23.
24. Ohio State Louisville (4–0) Michigan (6–0)Oregon (6–1)Virginia (4–2) тDuke (3–2)Saint Louis (7–1)Illinois (9–5)Saint Louis (7–1) Oklahoma State (11–4)UCLA (13–4)Kansas (15–7)Wisconsin (16–8)USC (19–6)Oklahoma (14–9)Virginia Tech (15–6)Virginia (18–7)24.
25. Alabama Florida (3–0)Richmond (4–1)Duke (3–2) Minnesota (8–1) тLouisville (7–1) Alabama (9–3)Florida State (7–2)Oregon (9–3) Drake (16–0) Purdue (13–7)Oregon (12–4)San Diego State (17–4)Oregon (16–5)Oregon (19–5)Oregon (20–6) Syracuse (18–10)25.
Preseason
Nov 9 [22] 		Week 2
Dec 7 [23] 		Week 3
Dec 14 [24] 		Week 4
Dec 21 [25] 		Week 5
Dec 28 [26] 		Week 6
Jan 4 [27] 		Week 7
Jan 11 [28] 		Week 8
Jan 18 [29] 		Week 9
Jan 25 [30] 		Week 10
Feb 1 [31] 		Week 11
Feb 8 [32] 		Week 12
Feb 15 [33] 		Week 13
Feb 22 [34] 		Week 14
Mar 1 [35] 		Week 15
Mar 8 [36] 		Week 16
Mar 15 [37] 		Final
Apr 6 [38]
Dropped:
  • Kentucky (1–3)
  • Oregon (1–1)
  • UCLA (3–1)
  • Alabama (3–1)
Dropped:
  • Virginia Tech (4–1)
  • Arizona State (4–2)
  • Florida (3–1)
Dropped:
  • San Diego St. (5–1)
  • Louisville (4–1)
Dropped:
  • North Carolina (5–3)
  • Richmond (6–2)
  • Duke (3–2)
Dropped:
  • Michigan State (7–3)
  • Xavier (8–2)
  • Ohio State (8–3)
  • Northwestern (6–3)
  • San Diego State (6–2)
Dropped:
  • Rutgers (7–5)
  • Florida State (5–2)
Dropped:
  • Louisville (9–2)
  • Duke (5–3)
  • Saint Louis (7–1)
Dropped:
  • Clemson (9–4)
  • Colorado (12–4)
Dropped:
  • Minnesota (11–6)
  • Louisville (10–4)
  • Saint Louis (7–1)
  • Oregon (9–3)
Dropped:
  • Kansas (12–7)
  • Florida (10–5)
  • Drake (18–1)
Dropped:
  • UCLA (14–5)
  • Purdue (13–8)
Dropped:
  • Missouri (14–6)
  • Tennessee (15–6)
Dropped:
  • Wisconsin (16–9)
Dropped:
None		Dropped:
Oklahoma (15–10)		Dropped:
  • San Diego State (23–5)
  • Purdue (18–10)
  • Virginia Tech (15–7)

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