Who is college basketball's new No. 1 team in AP Top 25 ranking?

The latest Associated Press Top 25 men’s college basketball poll brought plenty of movement following a chaotic Week 15 that saw six top-10 teams suffer losses.

Michigan climbed one spot to No. 1 after an 86-56 rout of UCLA. The Wolverines turned a two-point halftime lead into a runaway victory, fueled by Yaxel Lendeborg’s 17 points and eight rebounds. The first time in 13 years Michigan was on top, ending Arizona’s nine-week reign.

Houston moved up to No. 2 after a 78-64 win over Kansas State. The Cougars improved to 23-2 behind Emanuel Sharp’s 23-point effort. Duke also rose one spot to No. 3, defeating then-No. 20 Clemson 67-54 as Cameron Boozer scored 18 points.

Arizona dropped three spots to No. 4 after an overtime loss to Texas Tech, its second straight defeat after falling to Kansas without Darryn Peterson. UConn climbed to No. 5 with a 79-75 win over Georgetown. Dan Hurley wasn't pleased with the Huskies crowd and made it known. 

Iowa State slipped one spot to No. 6 despite a 74-56 blowout of Kansas on Saturday. Purdue made the biggest jump in the top 10, rising six places to No. 7 after defeating Iowa. Kansas edged up to No. 8, while Nebraska fell to No. 9 and Illinois to No. 10.

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Texas Tech surged to No. 13, while Michigan State and North Carolina each fell five spots.

Clemson, Utah State and Tennessee headline the list of teams receiving votes as the regular season heads toward its final stretch.

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