Ohio State Drops to No. 16 In Ap Top-25 Poll

By Colin Hass-Hill on January 7, 2019 at 12:10 pm
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After dropping its second game of the season, a loss to Michigan State, Ohio State fell two spots in the latest edition of the Associated Press top-25 poll.

The Buckeyes dropped from No. 14 to No. 16 on Monday, but remained the third-highest ranked Big Ten team in the poll. Michigan State leapt two spots to No. 6

Michigan still paces Big Ten teams with a No. 2 ranking. Ohio State will take on the Wolverines on Jan. 29 in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Indiana, ranked No. 22, is the only other Big Ten team in the poll. Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Purdue, Nebraska and Maryland received votes.

AP Poll
RANK TEAM RECORD PTS 1st VOTES PREV
1 DUKE 12-1 1,535 37 1
2 MICHIGAN 15-0 1,499 9 2
3 TENNESSEE 12-1 1,481 13 3
4 VIRGINIA 13-0 1,471 5 4
5 GONZAGA 14-2 1,319 7
6 MICHIGAN STATE 13-2 1,291 8
7 KANSAS 12-2 1,159 5
8 TEXAS TECH 13-1 1,109 11
9 VIRGINIA TECH 13-1 1,093 10
10 NEVADA 14-1 920 6
11 AUBURN 11-2 919 12
12 NORTH CAROLINA 11-3 889 15
13 FLORIDA STATE 12-2 879 9
14 MISSISSIPPI STATE 12-1 683 17
15 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 13-1 674 18
16 OHIO STATE 12-2 620 14
17 HOUSTON 15-0 565 19
18 KENTUCKY 10-3 520 13
19 BUFFALO 13-1 434 20
20 IOWA STATE 12-2 344
21 MARQUETTE 12-3 340 16
22 INDIANA 12-3 245 21
23 OKLAHOMA 12-2 243 23
24 ST. JOHN'S 14-1 221
25 TCU 12-1 99
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