MBB Week 2: Purdue rises to No. 3, Indiana enters rankings

After back-to-back wins over North Carolina and Villanova, Purdue is up to No. 3 in the nation, the highest ranking of any Big Ten team. The Boilers are the only team in the conference ranked in the top 10 after a week of non-conference upsets, seeing Michigan and Illinois drop out of the top 10 and Ohio State and Maryland out of the top 25.

Across the state, the Indiana Hoosiers are ranked at No. 25 , the first ranking under head coach Mike Woodson, after wins this week over St. John’s and Louisiana. Other new entrants to the rankings include BYU, Arizona and Seton Hall.

RANKSCHOOLPOINTSTREND
1Gonzaga (39)1070
2UCLA (3)1015
3Purdue976+3
4Kansas (1)958-1
5Duke901
6Baylor835+2
7Texas735+3
8Memphis718+3
9Villanova713-2
10Alabama656+2
11Kentucky642+2
12Houston603+4
13Arkansas493+2
14Illinois446-5
15Michigan371-11
16Tennessee331+1
17St. Bonaventure329+6
18BYU254NR
19Connecticut244+3
20Arizona242NR
21Auburn216
22Oregon194-8
23Seton Hall183NR
24Florida182
25Indiana86NR

Dropped out: North Carolina (18), Ohio State (19), Maryland (20), Florida State (25)

Receiving votes: USC (81), Ohio State (76), North Carolina (69), Xavier (66), Michigan State (64), Texas Tech (56), Virginia Tech (49), Maryland (25), Marquette (25), Colorado State (24), Florida State (17), Loyola Chicago (15), Iowa (8), Mississippi State (2), Drake (2), LSU (1), George Mason (1), Iona (1)

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