NCAA basketball rankings 2015: Kentucky and Virginia still on top

The nation's only two undefeated teams are still the only two receiving No. 1 votes.

Kentucky still isn't a unanimous No. 1 in the new Associated Press Top 25, but the Wildcats are closer. After two straight weeks of receiving 63 of the first place votes cast by the poll's panel, UK received all but one of the votes for the top spot this week. That one vote went to second-ranked Virginia, which remains the only other undefeated team in the country.

Here's your poll for the new week:

AP Top 25

RANK	TEAM	RECORD	PTS
1	Kentucky Wildcats (64)	19-0	1,624
2	Virginia Cavaliers (1)	19-0	1,561
3	Gonzaga Bulldogs	20-1	1,476
4	Duke Blue Devils	17-2	1,402
5	Wisconsin Badgers	18-2	1,351
6	Arizona Wildcats	18-2	1,300
7	Villanova Wildcats	18-2	1,187
8	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	19-2	1,139
9	Kansas Jayhawks	16-3	1,120
10	Louisville Cardinals	16-3	1,027
11	Utah Utes	16-3	996
12	Wichita State Shockers	18-2	893
13	North Carolina Tar Heels	16-4	878
14	Virginia Commonwealth Rams	16-3	734
15	Iowa State Cyclones	14-4	719
16	Maryland Terrapins	18-3	715
17	West Virginia Mountaineers	16-3	558
18	Northern Iowa Panthers	18-2	440
19	Texas Longhorns	14-5	431
20	Baylor Bears	15-4	407
21	Georgetown Hoyas	14-5	334
22	Indiana Hoosiers	15-5	165
23	Miami-Florida Hurricanes	14-5	164
24	Oklahoma Sooners	12-7	90
25	Butler Bulldogs	15-6	70
Others receiving votes: Colorado St 57, Arkansas 54, Ohio State 43, SMU 43, Providence 29, Dayton 28, Georgia 28, Stanford 16, Wyoming 14, Seton Hall 10, LSU 10, San Diego St 4, Tulsa 2, Texas A&M 2, Davidson 1, Saint Mary's 1, Stephen F. Austin 1, Green Bay 1

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