Ohio State Jumps To No. 10 In Associated Press Top-25 Poll

By Colin Hass-Hill on November 18, 2019 at 12:10 pm
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A win against Villanova, which was ranked No. 10, moved Ohio State up six spots in the Associated Press top-25 poll.

The Buckeyes, with a 3-0 record, leaped from No. 16 to No. 10 in the latest AP poll, which dropped on Monday afternoon.

Ohio State has now surpassed No. 13, its highest ranking last year which came after opening the 2018-19 season with a 12-1 record. It's also the only school in the country with top-10 basketball and football teams.

The Big Ten opened the year with four ranked teams, but that number has since dwindled to three. No. 3 Michigan State and No. 6 Maryland join the Buckeyes in the top 25. Purdue opened the season in the top 25 but fell out of the rankings last week.

Ohio State has a shot to improve its record to 4-0 when it takes on Stetson on Monday night at the Schottenstein Center. The team won't face another ranked opponent until it heads to Chapel Hill, North Carolina, to play the No. 5 Tar Heels on Dec. 4. It'll also face No. 9 Kentucky in Las Vegas on Dec. 21.

Rank Team Conference Points
1 Duke (4-0) ACC 1,608 (52)
2 Louisville (4-0) ACC 1,501 (8)
3 Michigan State (2-1) Big Ten 1,496 (4)
4 Kansas (2-1) Big 12 1,389
5 North Carolina (3-0) ACC 1,262
6 Maryland (3-0) Big Ten 1,240
7 Virginia (3-0) ACC 1,232 (1)
8 Gonzaga (4-0) West Coast 1,227
9 Kentucky (2-1) SEC 1,110
10 Ohio State (3-0) Big Ten 1,006
11 Oregon (4-0) Pac-12 998
12 Texas Tech (3-0) Big 12 947
13 Seton Hall (3-1) Big East 837
14 Arizona (4-0) Pac-12 644
15 Utah State (4-0) Mountain West 619
16 Memphis (3-1) AAC 574
17 Villanova (2-0) Big East 560
18 Xavier (4-0) Big East 463
19 Auburn (4-0) SEC 420
20 Tennessee (3-0) SEC 402
21 VCU (2-0) A-10 365
22 Texas (4-0) Big 12 238
23 Colorado (2-0) Pac-12 208
24 Baylor (2-1) Big 12 179
25 Washington (2-1) Pac-12 150
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