The 2019-20 college basketball season is in full swing and its time for the latest AP Top 25 poll from the Associated Press. On Monday, January 13, the AP Top 25 poll for Week 11 as we approach the midway point of January and inch closer to March Madness.
With losses to Kansas and Michigan State over the weekend — which were previously ranked No. 3 and No. 8, respectively — there were sure to be shakeups at the top of the poll.
Gonzaga once again retained the No. 1 spot in the rankings, while Baylor jumped to No. 2. Rounding out the top five was the Duke Blue Devils, Auburn Tigers, and Butler Bulldogs.
Where does your favorite team stand in the latest AP Poll?
A full look at the college basketball Top 25 AP Poll for Week 11 can be seen below.
1. Baylor 2. Gonzaga 3. Duke 4. Auburn 5. Butler 6. San Diego State 7. Kansas 8. Florida State 9. Oregon 10. West Virginia 11. Kentucky 12. Dayton 13. Seton Hall 14. Michigan State 15. Wichita State 16. LSU 17. Arkansas 18. Villanova 19. Illinois 20. Iowa 21. Maryland 22. Louisville 23. Colorado 24. Stanford 25. Rutgers 26. Memphis 27. Wisconsin 28. Creighton 29. Purdue 30. Minnesota 31. Oregon State 32. Texas Tech 33. Michigan 34. Arizona 35. BYU 36. William & Mary- Gonzaga
- Baylor
- Duke
- Auburn
- Butler
- Kansas
- San Diego State
- Oregon
- Florida State
- Kentucky
- Louisville
- West Virginia
- Dayton
- Villanova
- Michigan State
- Wichita State
- Maryland
- Seton Hall
- Michigan
- Colorado
- Ohio State
- Memphis
- Texas Tech
- Illinois
- Creighton
Others receiving votes: Iowa 88, Stanford 77, Arkansas 65, Indiana 50, Virginia 41, Penn State 36, LSU 30, Arizona 20, Wisconsin 19, Liberty 11, Northern Iowa 10, Purdue 10, Duquesne 9, Washington 9, TCU 8, Rutgers 8, Virginia Tech 5, Oregon State 4, Houston 4, BYU 3, East Tennessee State 2, Saint Mary’s 1, Harvard 1, Akron 1, USC 1
About the Associated Press Top 25 Poll
The Associated Press college basketball poll started on Jan. 20, 1949. The original poll had 20 teams, with Saint Louis the first school to hold the No. 1 ranking. From the 1961-62 season through 1967-68 only 10 teams were ranked. It expanded again to 20 teams from 1968-69 through 1988-89. The Top 25 began the next season, and it has stayed at that number ever since. The AP’s final poll is released after the field for the NCAA Tournament is selected.