Virginia Ranks No. 13 within the Newest AP Prime 25 Males's Basketball Ballot

Virginia is ranked No. 13 within the newest AP Prime 25 Males’s Basketball ballot launched on Monday. UVA dropped two spots from No. 11 after going 1-1 final week, dropping to Pittsburgh 68-65 and beating Syracuse 73-66 at house on Saturday.

Purdue suffered its first lack of the season on Monday, dropping by one level to Rutgers, and fell from the highest spot to No. 3. Due to this, Houston climbed to No. season and adopted by No. 2 Kansas. The No. 4 Alabama and No. 5 Tennessee rounds out the highest 5.

Virginia remains to be the top-ranked ACC workforce, because the Cavaliers are ranked within the Prime 25 by No. 16 Miami and No. 24 Duke. Clemson, NC State, North Carolina, and Pittsburgh all obtained votes on this week’s ballot.

UVA has been ranked in each AP ballot this season, with a lowly No. 18 and as much as No. 2. That is the second time Virginia has been ranked No. 13 within the nation.

AP Prime 25 Males’s Basketball Ballot – Week 10

Houston (16-1)
Kansas (14-1)
Purdue (15-1)
Alabama (13-2)
Tennessee (13-2)
UConn (15-2)
UCLA (14-2)
Gonzaga (14-3)
Arizona (14-2)
Texas (13-2)
Kansas State (14-1)
Xavier (13-3)
Virginia (11-3)
Iowa State (12-2)
Arkansas (12-3)
Miami (13-2)
TCU (13-2)
Wisconsin (11-3)
Windfall (14-3)
Missouri (13-2)
Auburn (12-3)
Charleston (16-1)
San Diego State (12-3)
Duke (12-4)
Marquette (13-4)

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Others obtained votes: Baylor (93), Clemson (43), Florida Atlantic (33), Indiana (30), Michigan State (24), Saint Mary’s (24), Northwestern (21), Rutgers (13), Illinois (13), Mississippi State (13), Ohio State (9), NC State (4), Creighton (4), North Carolina (4), LSU (3), Pittsburgh (2), New Mexico (2), Nevada (1)

The No. 13 Virginia (11-3, 3-2 ACC) hosts North Carolina on Tuesday at 9 p.m.

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