Men’s AP top 25 results for Tuesday
- Share via
| Rk. Team | Rec. | Result | Next |
| 1. TEXAS | 15-0 | Did not play | at Iowa State, today |
| 2. KENTUCKY | 17-0 | d. Florida, 89-77 | at Auburn, Saturday |
| The Wildcats end a five-game losing streak in Gainesville. | |||
| 3. KANSAS | 14-1 | Did not play | at Nebraska, today |
| 4. VILLANOVA | 15-1 | Did not play | No. 11 Georgetown, Sunday |
| 5. SYRACUSE | 15-1 | Did not play | at Rutgers, today |
| 6. PURDUE | 14-2 | l. to Ohio State, 70-66 | at Northwestern, Saturday |
| Robbie Hummel scores 29 in first half, then Boilermakers blow 13-point lead. | |||
| 7. MICHIGAN ST. | 13-3 | Did not play | Minnesota, today |
| 8. DUKE | 13-2 | Did not play | Boston College, today |
| 9. TENNESSEE | 12-2 | Did not play | Auburn, Thursday |
| 10. WEST VIRGINIA | 12-2 | Did not play | at South Florida, today |
| 11. GEORGETOWN | 12-2 | Did not play | Seton Hall, Thursday |
| 12. NORTH CAROLINA | 12-4 | Did not play | at No. 24 Clemson, today |
| 13. KANSAS STATE | 14-2 | d. Texas A&M, 88-65 | at Colorado, Saturday |
| Denis Clemente scores 20 of his 24 points in a dominating first half. | |||
| 13. WISCONSIN | 13-3 | Did not play | at Northwestern, today |
| 15. CONNECTICUT | 11-4 | Did not play | No. 16 Pittsburgh, today |
| 16. PITTSBURGH | 13-2 | Did not play | at No. 15 Connecticut, today |
| 17. GONZAGA | 12-3 | Did not play | at St. Mary’s, Thursday |
| 18. BRIGHAM YOUNG | 16-1 | Did not play | at Air Force, today |
| 19. TEMPLE | 13-3 | Did not play | at Pennsylvania, today |
| 20. GEORGIA TECH | 12-3 | Did not play | at Virginia, today |
| 21. MISSISSIPPI | 12-3 | Did not play | at Georgia, today |
| 22. BAYLOR | 13-2 | l. to Colorado, 78-71 | Oklahoma State, Saturday |
| Bears’ nine-game winning streak ends despite 23 points from LaceDarius Dunn. | |||
| 23. MIAMI | 15-1 | Did not play | at Virginia Tech, today |
| 24. CLEMSON | 13-3 | Did not play | No. 12 N. Carolina, today |
| 25. FLORIDA ST. | 13-4 | l. to N.C. St., 88-81 | Virginia Tech, Saturday |
| Scott Wood scores career-high 31 points to spoil Seminoles’ ACC home opener. | |||
Go beyond the scoreboard
Get the latest on L.A.'s teams in the daily Sports Report newsletter.
You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times.
