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Indiana reclaims No. 1 ranking

Feb 5th, 2013 - Sports News

— Indiana is back on top of the AP college basketball poll, receiving 58-first-place votes from a 65-member national media panel. It marks the fifth straight week there has been a new No. 1. Last week's top-ranked team, Michigan, fell to third after a weekend loss to the Hoosiers. Florida got the other seven first-place votes and moves up to No. 2.

1. Indiana (58) 20-2 1,615 3

2. Florida (7) 18-2 1,536 4

3. Michigan 20-2 1,490 1

4. Duke 19-2 1,413 5

5. Kansas 19-2 1,350 2

6. Gonzaga 21-2 1,249 7

7. Arizona 19-2 1,248 8

8. Miami 17-3 1,132 14

9. Syracuse 18-3 1,091 6

10. Ohio St. 17-4 1,033 11

11. Louisville 18-4 1,018 12

12. Michigan St. 18-4 994 13

13. Kansas St. 17-4 782 18

14. Butler 18-4 774 9

15. New Mexico 19-3 660 20

16. Creighton 20-3 578 21

17. Cincinnati 18-4 552 24

18. Minnesota 17-5 454 23

19. Oregon 18-4 390 10

20. Georgetown 16-4 364 —

21. Missouri 16-5 245 17

22. Oklahoma St. 15-5 235 —

23. Pittsburgh 18-5 207 —

24. Marquette 15-5 137 25

25. Notre Dame 18-4 132 —

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