By the Associated Press
Michigan is No. 1 in The Associated Press men’s college basketball poll for the first time in 13 years, ending Arizona’s nine-week reign. The Wolverines claimed 60 of 61 first-place votes in Monday’s new poll to climb one spot and supplant the Wildcats. Arizona had been unbeaten entering last week before falling at Kansas and at home to Texas Tech. It marks Michigan's first No. 1 ranking since January 2013. Houston, Duke, Arizona and UConn rounded out the top five. No. 24 Wisconsin and No. 25 Alabama were the week's new additions. They replaced Clemson and Kentucky.
Record Pts Prv
1. Michigan (60) 24-1 1524 2
2. Houston (1) 23-2 1402 3
3. Duke 23-2 1397 4
4. Arizona 23-2 1358 1
5. UConn 24-2 1318 6
6. Iowa St. 22-3 1212 5
7. Purdue 21-4 1042 13
8. Kansas 19-6 1011 9
9. Nebraska 22-3 982 7
10. Illinois 21-5 938 8
11. Gonzaga 25-2 903 12
12. Florida 19-6 895 14
13. Texas Tech 19-6 822 16
14. Virginia 22-3 730 15
15. Michigan St. 20-5 681 10
16. North Carolina 20-5 594 11
17. St. John's 20-5 590 17
18. Saint Louis 24-1 468 18
19. Vanderbilt 21-4 449 19
20. Arkansas 19-6 387 21
21. Louisville 19-6 263 24
22. Miami (Ohio) 25-0 238 23
23. BYU 19-6 214 22
24. Wisconsin 18-7 109 -
25. Alabama 18-7 104 -
Others receiving votes: Clemson 55, Utah St. 45, Tennessee 36, Villanova 29, Kentucky 15, Miami 10, Saint Mary's 3, VCU 1.