Arizona a unanimous No. 1 for first time in AP Top 25 - ESPN

Arizona is the unanimous No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25 men's college basketball poll for the first time.

The Wildcats received all 61 votes from a media panel in Monday's poll, a week after picking up all but one first-place vote.

Arizona (18-0) won both of its games last week to remain among the three undefeated Division I teams and earn the program's first unanimous No. 1 ranking after Iowa State lost twice. The Cyclones, who received one first-place vote last week, dropped seven spots to No. 9 after their undefeated season ended.

Arizona has been ranked No. 1 for six straight weeks, its longest run since eight straight in 2013-14 when the Wildcats opened 21-0. UConn, Michigan, Purdue and Duke rounded out the top five.

No. 7 Nebraska (18-0) won both its games last week to remain undefeated and moved up a spot this week to notch its highest ranking ever.

No. 24 Saint Louis (17-1) is ranked for the first time since reaching No. 22 in 2021 after stretching its winning streak to 11 straight.

No. 25 Miami (Ohio) is ranked for the first time since a three-week stint in the AP Top 25 in 1998-99. The RedHawks blew out Central Michigan on Tuesday, but needed overtime to beat Buffalo 105-102 on Saturday, pulling it out on Peter Suder's 3-pointer with just over a second remaining.

Rising/falling

No. 18 Clemson made the biggest move among teams already in the poll, climbing four places with wins over Boston College and Miami.

Texas Tech moved up three places to No. 12 following wins over Utah and then-No. 11 BYU.

No. 22 North Carolina had the week's biggest drop, losing eight places after being swept by the ACC's Bay Area schools.

No. 9 Iowa State lost seven spots following losses to two unranked teams, Kansas and