"Arizona is still No. 1 in The Associated Press men's college basketball poll, but No. 2 Michigan is closing the gap. The Wildcats topped the poll for the third straight week in the AP Top 25 released on Monday, receiving 38 first-place votes from a 58-person panel. The Wolverines had 19 first-place votes - four more than last week - and closed the gap in total points, pulling within 20."
"Arizona (11-0) added another quality win to its resume last week, blowing out San Diego 68-45 with a dominant defensive performance. The Wildcats also routed Abilene Christian 92-62 last week. Arizona has won its last six games by at least 20 points, its longest streak since another six-game rout run in 1942-43. Michigan (11-0) had one game last week, also a blowout."
Arizona holds the top spot in the AP Top 25 at 11-0, collecting 38 first-place votes while Michigan sits at No. 2 with 19 first-place votes and has closed the points margin to within 20. Arizona posted decisive wins over San Diego and Abilene Christian and has won six straight games by at least 20 points, the longest such streak since 1942-43. Michigan scored 102 in a blowout of LaSalle and has been prolific offensively, reaching 100 points five times in six games. Nebraska rose to No. 13, Texas Tech jumped after rallying past Duke, and several other teams moved up or down in the poll. The next Top 25 will be released Jan. 5.
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