Men’s AP top 25 results for Tuesday
| Rk. Team | Rec. | Result | Next |
| 1. KANSAS | 27-1 | Did not play | at Oklahoma St., Saturday |
| 2. KENTUCKY | 26-1 | Did not play | South Carolina, Thursday |
| 3. PURDUE | 23-3 | Did not play | at Minnesota, today |
| 4. SYRACUSE | 26-2 | d. Providence, 99-85 | No. 7 Villanova, Saturday |
| Rick Jackson scores a career-high 28 points, 17 in the second half. | |||
| 5. DUKE | 23-4 | Did not play | Tulsa, Thursday |
| 6. KANSAS ST. | 23-4 | d. Texas Tech, 83-64 | Missouri, Saturday |
| Wildcats win in Lubbock for the first time since 1986. | |||
| 7. VILLANOVA | 22-4 | Did not play | South Florida, today |
| 8. W. VIRGINIA | 21-6 | Did not play | Cincinnati, Saturday |
| 9. OHIO ST. | 21-7 | Did not play | at Penn State, today |
| 10. NEW MEXICO | 26-3 | d. Colorado St., 72-66 | at No. 13 BYU, Saturday |
| Dairese Gary scores 23 points and Lobos hang on for 12th win in a row. | |||
| 11. GEORGETOWN | 19-7 | d. Louisville, 70-60 | Notre Dame, Saturday |
| Austin Freeman scores 24 of his 29 points in the second half. | |||
| 12. PITTSBURGH | 21-6 | Did not play | at Notre Dame, today |
| 13. BYU | 25-3 | Did not play | San Diego St., today |
| 14. MICHIGAN ST. | 21-7 | Did not play | at No. 3 Purdue, Sunday |
| 15. BUTLER | 25-4 | Did not play | at Valparaiso, Friday |
| 16. VANDERBILT | 20-6 | Did not play | Georgia, Thursday |
| 17. WISCONSIN | 20-7 | Did not play | at Indiana, Thursday |
| 18. GONZAGA | 22-5 | Did not play | Santa Clara, Thursday |
| 19. TENNESSEE | 20-7 | l. to Florida, 75-62 | No. 2 Kentucky, Saturday |
| Vols get jumped by Gators in SEC East as six-game win streak ends. | |||
| 20. TEMPLE | 22-5 | Did not play | Dayton, today |
| 21. TEXAS | 21-6 | Did not play | Oklahoma St., today |
| 22. TEXAS A&M | 19-7 | Did not play | at No. 24 Baylor, today |
| 23. RICHMOND | 22-6 | Did not play | at Xavier, Sunday |
| 24. BAYLOR | 20-6 | Did not play | No. 22 Texas A&M, today |
| 25. N. IOWA | 24-4 | l. to Evansville, 55-54 | Illinois State, Saturday |
| Panthers are without suspended 7-foot center Jordan Eglseder. | |||
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