Unbeaten Tennessee and Auburn remained 1-2 in the Associated Press Top 25 poll released Monday as SEC teams held five of the top seven spots.
The Volunteers (10-0) earned 50 first-place votes while the Tigers (9-1) got 12 votes.
Iowa State (9-1) remained No. 3 while Kentucky (10-1) jumped a spot to four and Duke (8-2) rounded out the top five.
Alabama (8-2) moved to No. 6, followed by Florida (10-0), Kansas (8-2), Marquette (9-2) and Oregon (10-1).
UConn (8-3) climbed seven spots to No. 11 with a win over Gonzaga. Michigan (8-2) was the week’s biggest faller, dropping 10 spots with a loss to Arkansas.
Memphis (8-2) made a return to the poll at No. 21 while Dayton (9-2) made its first appearance of the season at No. 22. The Flyers defeated Marquette last week.
The rest of the Top 25:
11. UConn (8-3) 12. Texas A&M (9-2) 13. Gonzaga (7-3) 14. Oklahoma (10-0) 15. Houston (6-3) 16. Purdue (8-3) 17. Ole Miss (9-1) 18. UCLA (9-1) 19. Cincinnati (8-1) 20. Michigan State (8-2) 21. Memphis (8-2) 22. Dayton (9-2) 23. San Diego State (7-2) 24. Michigan (8-2) 25. Clemson (9-2)
–Field Level Media
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