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AP Poll: Louisville is new No. 1, unranked Michigan goes to No. 4

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Louisville is the latest team to climb to No. 1 in The Associated Press men’s college basketball poll and Michigan has matched a record by debuting at No. 4.

The Cardinals received 48 of 65 first-place votes from a media panel in the poll released Monday. No. 2 Kansas had three first-place votes and No. 5 Virginia had five.

The Wolverines received nine first-place votes and matched Kansas in 1989 for the biggest jump from being unranked the previous week after winning the Battle 4 Atlantis title in the Bahamas.

Louisville moved up one to the top spot after previous No. 1 Duke lost to Stephen F. Austin. The Cardinals are the fourth different No. 1 in five weeks.

Maryland rose to No. 3.

Rank Team Record Previous Rank
1 Louisville 7-0 2
2 Kansas 6-1 4
3 Maryland 8-0 5
4 Michigan 7-0 --
5 Virginia 7-0 7
6 Ohio State 7-0 10
7 North Carolina 6-1 6
8 Kentucky 6-1 9
9 Gonzaga 8-1 8
10 Duke 7-1 1
11 Michigan State 5-2 3
12 Arizona 9-0 14
13 Oregon 6-2 11
14 Auburn 7-0 18
15 Memphis 6-1 16
16 Seton Hall 6-2 13
17 Florida State 7-1 --
18 Baylor 5-1 19
19 Dayton 5-1 --
20 Colorado 6-0 21
21 Tennessee 6-1 17
22 Washington 5-1 23
23 Villanova 5-2 22
24 Butler 7-0 --
25 Utah State 7-1 15

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