NCAA Basketball Rankings: Duke, Michigan State Remain On Top
As the Duke Blue Devils (3-0 SU) and Michigan State Spartans (2-0 SU) remain one-two, this week’s ESPN/USA Today men’s college basketball coaches’ poll has the top two teams unchanged from last week.
Last week, there was a lot of movement among other teams that remained undefeated.
The Kansas State Wildcats dropped to fourth, the Ohio State Buckeyes moved to No. 3 and the Pittsburgh Panthers are fifth.
The Blue Devils, who received the other two top spots from 31 NCAA basketball lines Division I men’s basketball coaches earned 29 of 31 first-place votes, which made them nearly a unanimous No. 1 pick over the Spartans.
When Duke and Michigan State clash Dec. 1 (9:30 pm ET, ESPN) in the final game of the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, this sets up a great matchup next week.
Thanks to an impressive win at No. 14 Florida, Ohio State (3-0) climbed from fifth to third. Despite maintaining unblemished records, Kansas State (3-0) and Pittsburgh (5-0) both slipped behind the Buckeyes.
Kansas (3-0), Villanova (4-0), Purdue (3-0), Kentucky (2-0) and Syracuse (4-0), includes the rest of the top 10. Replacing Florida, which slipped to 14th after losing to the Buckeyes, and North Carolina, which tumbled from No. 8 to No. 25 after losing to Minnesota and Vanderbilt in the Puerto Rico Tip-Off tournament last weekend Kentucky and the Orange are new to the top 10.
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