Memphis and Kansas still lead the way in AP Top 25

Memphis made it to a second week as number one.

The Tigers top this week's Associated Press' college basketball poll, doubling their only other stint as a top-ranked team. Memphis went to number one in January 1983 and lost hours later.

The 19-and-0 Tigers received 46 first-place votes from the 72-member national media panel.

Kansas, at 20-and-0 the only other unbeaten team in Division I, holds second for a second straight week. The Jayhawks got the other 26 number-one votes.

Duke moved up one place to third, followed by formerly top-ranked North Carolina and UCLA.

Georgetown moves up to sixth, while Tennessee dropped from third to seventh following a loss at Kentucky,

Michigan State is eighth, with Washington State and Texas rounding out the top 10.

Indiana, Butler, Wisconsin, Stanford, Xavier, Drake, Marquette, Pittsburgh, Vanderbilt and Florida comprise the second 10.

Saint Mary's, Kansas State, Texas A Mississippi and Baylor are the last five ranked teams.

The top 25 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records through January. 27th, total points based on 25 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and previous ranking:

Record Pts Pvs
1. Memphis (46) 19-0 1,774 1
2. Kansas (26) 20-0 1,754 2
3. Duke 17-1 1,625 4
4. North Carolina 19-1 1,596 5
5. UCLA 18-2 1,500 8
6. Georgetown 16-2 1,377 9
7. Tennessee 17-2 1,339 3
8. Michigan St. 18-2 1,320 10
9. Washington St. 17-2 1,261 6
10. Texas 16-3 1,129 12
11. Indiana 17-2 1,065 7
12. Butler 19-2 948 15
13. Wisconsin 16-3 848 11
14. Stanford 16-3 786 20
15. Xavier 17-4 638 23
16. Drake 18-1 616 22
17. Marquette 14-4 513 21
18. Pittsburgh 16-4 464 13
19. Vanderbilt 17-3 397 14
20. Florida 18-3 374 __
21. Saint Mary's, Calif. 17-2 310 __
22. Kansas St. 14-4 281 __
23. Texas A 16-4 277 18
24. Mississippi 15-3 217 17
25. Baylor 16-3 166 25

Others receiving votes: Mississippi St. 112, Connecticut 108, Arizona 102, Dayton 69, Notre Dame 63, Southern Cal 63, West Virginia 63, Louisville 40, Purdue 34, Oklahoma 28, Villanova 27, South Alabama 22, Clemson 20, Gonzaga 17, Rhode Island 17, Arizona St. 16, Houston 9, Miami 7, UNLV 4, Saint Joseph's 3, Va. Commonwealth 1.