"This is the fifth time in AP Poll history (since 1948-49) that three teams -- in this season's case, Arizona, Nebraska and Miami (OH) -- have started 20-0. And all three are in the poll for a second consecutive week. The Wildcats remain the unanimous No. 1 for a second straight week. They, along with UConn, Michigan, Duke and BYU, were the only teams whose rankings remain unchanged."
"The top-5 has a new face after Purdue dropped out of the top-10 entirely with two straight losses. At No. 5 now is Nebraska, its highest ranking in program history. Illinois joins the top-10 as well. After the Boilermakers' eight-spot drop, the biggest fallers include Alabama (six spots); Houston and Clemson (four spots each); and Virginia, Vanderbilt and Florida (three spots each). Georgia drops out of the poll to make way for St. John's, at No. 25."
"All times Eastern. All stats courtesy of ESPN Research unless otherwise noted. Previous ranking: 1 2025-26 record: 20-0 Stat to know: The Wildcats are the second program in Big 12 history to start 20-0, along with Kansas, which did it twice (2007-08, and1996-97). This is also their third-longest win streak in program history, trailing a 22-game win streak (1914-17) and 21-game win streak (2013-14). What's next: Monday at BYU, 9 p.m., ESPN"
Three teams — Arizona, Nebraska and Miami (OH) — started 20-0, marking the fifth occurrence of three teams beginning 20-0 in AP Poll history. All three teams appear in the AP Poll for a second consecutive week. Arizona remains the unanimous No. 1 for a second straight week. UConn, Michigan, Duke and BYU kept unchanged rankings. Purdue dropped out of the top-10 after two straight losses, falling eight spots. Nebraska moved to No. 5, the highest ranking in program history, while Illinois entered the top-10. Major ranking drops include Alabama, Houston and Clemson; notable rises include North Carolina, Kansas and Arkansas.
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