Auburn remained at the top of the AP rankings after defeating No. 2 Alabama, marking six weeks at No. 1, the longest SEC streak since Kentucky's dominant season in 2014-15. This notable victory solidifies Bruce Pearl's coaching legacy, as he becomes the first coach to win multiple AP No. 1 vs. 2 matchups on the road. The rankings also highlight a competitive landscape, with Florida, Duke, and Houston maintaining strong positions, while teams like Memphis and Purdue experienced significant drops.
If there was ever a time to doubt Auburn, keep waiting. The AP No. 1 team proved why it deserved to stay at the top after taking down No. 2 Alabama.
The loss drops the Crimson Tide three spots, to No. 4, while the Tigers maintain their top position for a sixth consecutive week.
Bruce Pearl is the first head coach in AP poll history to win multiple AP No. 1 vs. 2 matchups on the road.
Florida's 18th double-digit win this season tied for second most in D-I, showcasing the team's strength as they aim for NCAA success.
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