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No change for the Hoos in latest AP Poll

Virginia stays at No. 3 in the latest rankings as there’s no change in the top four.

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The Virginia Cavaliers stayed at No. 3 in the latest AP Poll as the top four went unchanged. No. 1 Tennessee held the top spot for the third straight week, followed by Duke at No. 2, and Gonzaga at No. 4.

Virginia had a tough week as they had turnover problems and had to play without Ty Jerome, but the Hoos still picked up two wins over ACC competition. NC State had an even tougher week, losing to Virginia in overtime and putting forth the worst offensive game of basketball in the modern era against Virginia Tech. The Wolfpack fell out of the rankings, giving the ACC six ranked teams this week (tied with the Big Ten).

No. 2 Duke comes to Charlottesville this Saturday for Virginia’s next game, and the Hoos have to quick-turn it with a road trip to No. 8 North Carolina on Monday night. Virginia also has upcoming games at No. 11 Virginia Tech (Feb. 18), at No. 16 Louisville (Feb. 23) this month.

Check out the full poll below:

AP Poll - Week 14

Rank Team Conference Record Previous Week
Rank Team Conference Record Previous Week
1 Tennessee SEC 20-1 1
2 Duke ACC 19-2 2
3 Virginia ACC 20-1 3
4 Gonzaga West Coast 21-2 4
5 Kentucky SEC 18-3 7
6 Nevada Mountain West 21-1 8
7 Michigan Big Ten 20-2 5
8 North Carolina ACC 17-4 9
9 Michigan State Big Ten 18-4 6
10 Marquette Big East 19-3 10
11 Virginia Tech ACC 18-3 12
12 Houston AAC 21-1 13
13 Kansas Big 12 17-5 11
14 Villanova Big East 18-4 14
15 Purdue Big Ten 16-6 17
16 Louisville ACC 16-6 15
17 Iowa State Big 12 17-5 20
18 Texas Tech Big 12 17-5 16
19 Wisconsin Big Ten 16-6 24
20 Iowa Big Ten 17-5 NR
21 LSU SEC 17-4 19
22 Florida State ACC 16-5 25
23 Buffalo Mid-American 18-2 18
24 Maryland Big Ten 17-6 21
25 Cincinnati AAC 19-3 NR
Others receiving votes: Washington 135, Mississippi St. 133, Auburn 128, Kansas St 114, Baylor 44, Wofford 15, Lipscomb 5, Syracuse 3.