The latest college basketball rankings are here following ESPN\u2019s latest shakeup of the BPI Top 25 teams with a new No. 1 team.<\/p>\n
Six ranked teams fell on Tuesday so naturally, there were some shakeups with rankings<\/a>. ESPN\u2019s BPI was no different.<\/p>\n So let\u2019s not waste any more time and dive into it!<\/p>\n Duke is back in the top spot in the BPI despite not playing since the weekend. That was a tough upset loss to Clemson on the road but they\u2019ll be back in action Wednesday night.<\/p>\n Duke will play host to Cal at 9:00 p.m. ET to get back on track. Remember, this team only has three losses all season and is still one of, if not the best in the country.<\/p>\n Amy Kontras | USA TODAY Sports<\/p>\n Houston\u2019s won three in a row since losing to Texas Tech but is down a spot in ESPN\u2019s BPI Wednesday. In their last game against Baylor, the Cougars took out their Big 12 foe 76-65.<\/p>\n It was a balanced effort from the offense as LJ Cryer led the way with 14 points, one rebound and three assists. Milos Uzan added 12 points, two rebounds and six assists.<\/p>\n Auburn bounced back from its loss to Florida over the weekend. Vanderbilt was the victim this time around as the Tigers won 80-68.<\/p>\n So with that, Auburn stayed right at No. 3 in the current BPI. Denver Jones put up 21 points and a rebound in the win while Johni Broome had 17 points, seven rebounds and two assists.<\/p>\n Tennessee did not move in the BPI despite a loss to Kentucky Tuesday night. It;s been an odd winter for the Vols lately.\u00a0<\/p>\n They lost three of four games, including to Auburn and Kentucky, then won three in a row and then lost to Kentucky again. Next up is Vanderbilt at home Saturday afternoon.<\/p>\n Alabama coach Nate Oats (Scott Wachter \/ Imagn Images)<\/p>\n Winners of seven in a row, Alabama is now 21-3 on the season after a win over Texas on the road. And the Crimson Tide dominated 103-80.<\/p>\n However, they\u2019re still No. 5 in the BPI as of Wednesday. Jarin Steveson led the way over the Longhorns with 22 points and four rebounds.<\/p>\n Arizona stayed at No. 6 in the BPI despite a loss to Kansas State on the road Tuesday night. It was a brutal 73-70 loss despite the second half comeback.<\/p>\n In the loss, Jaden Bradley had 13 points, four rebounds and four assists. Tobe Awaka added 10 points, five rebounds and one assist.<\/p>\n Iowa State\u2019s won two in a row, most recently a 77-65 win over UCF. That was a nice way to get back on track and the Cyclones moved up one spot in the BPI.<\/p>\n Keshon Gilbert put up 15 points, seven rebounds and four assists in the win over the Knights. Joshua Jefferson added 13 points, right rebounds and four assists.<\/p>\n \u00a9 Jake Crandall\/ Advertiser \/ USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images<\/p>\n Following the win over No. 1 Auburn (in the AP Poll not BPI), Florida followed it up with a dominant win over Mississippi State on the road. The 81-68 win improved the Gators to 21-3 on the season.<\/p>\n Denzel Aberdeen put up 20 points, four rebounds and two assists. Walter Clayton Jr. added 19 points, six rebounds and six assists.<\/p>\n Kansas dropped two spots in the BPI but the Jayhawks did bounce back after a loss to Kansas State. Kansas beat Colorado 71-59 at home.<\/p>\n Hunter Dickinson put up 19 points and nine rebounds. Zeke Mayo added 13 points, nine rebounds and five assists in a quality performance.<\/p>\n Texas Tech dropped a spot in the BPI and their seven game winning streak was snapped over the weekend. The 82-73 loss to Arizona was a tough pill to swallow.<\/p>\n Still, the Red Raiders are back in action Wednesday against Arizona State at 9:00 p.m. ET. Definitely a chance to rise back up in the rankings.<\/p>\n 11. 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Duke<\/a> (+1)<\/h2>\n
2. Houston<\/a> (-1)<\/h2>\n
3. Auburn<\/a><\/h2>\n
4. Tennessee<\/a><\/h2>\n
5. Alabama<\/a><\/h2>\n
6. Arizona<\/a><\/h2>\n
7. Iowa State<\/a> (+1)<\/h2>\n
8. Florida<\/a> (+2)<\/h2>\n
9. Kansas<\/a> (-2)<\/h2>\n
10. Texas Tech<\/a> (-1)<\/h2>\n
ESPN updates BPI Top 25 after Tuesday<\/h2>\n
12. Gonzaga<\/strong><\/a> (+1)
13. Illinois<\/strong><\/a> (-1)
14. Texas A&M<\/strong><\/a> (+1)
15. Baylor<\/strong><\/a> (-1)
16. UConn<\/strong><\/a> (+1)
17. Kentucky<\/strong><\/a> (+6)
18. Michigan State<\/strong><\/a> (-2)
19. Maryland<\/strong><\/a>
20. St. John\u2019s<\/strong><\/a>
21. Wisconsin<\/strong><\/a> (+1)
22. Marquette<\/strong><\/a> (-4)
23. Clemson<\/strong><\/a> (+3)
24. Creighton<\/strong><\/a> (+1)
25. Michigan<\/strong><\/a> (-1)<\/p>\n