Arizona breaks into the top 5 in the college basketball rankings as Grand Canyon gains momentum.
In the most recent men’s NCAA basketball rankings, which were made public by The Associated Press on Monday, the Arizona Wildcats jumped from eighth to fifth place.
After overcoming Utah in three overtime on Thursday, Arizona (19-5) extended its winning run to five games. On Saturday, they easily defeated by 20 points.
Tennessee, North Carolina, and Kansas were surpassed by the Wildcats in the rankings.
With a 10-3 record in the Pac-12, Tommy Lloyd’s squad leads second-place Washington State by one game. Washington State is the only other team in the league to be ranked in the top 25. With 82 points, the Cougars sit five spots outside of the top 25.
Tommy Lloyd’s team is one game ahead of Washington State in second place in the Pac-12 with a 10-3 record. The only other club in the league with a top 25 ranking is Washington State. The Cougars are five spots outside of the top 25 with 82 points.
Utah St. 160, Colorado St. 145, Texas Tech 111, San Diego St. 84, Washington St. 82, Clemson 57, Nevada 57, Gonzaga 50, New Mexico 27, Florida 19, Michigan St. 17, Texas A&M 16, Grand Canyon 13, Mississippi 12, TCU 10, Texas 9, Memphis 8, South Florida 7, Northwestern 2, UNC Wilmington 1. These other teams are listed in the AP men’s college basketball rankings and have received votes.
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