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Senior writer Gary Parrish's rankings of the top teams in the nation. Rankings updated every Sunday night during the regular season. Records and results will refresh daily overnight.

Parrish's Top 25 (and one)
			ALL	CONF
Rk	School	Pvs	W-L	W-L	Last Week	This Week
1	Duke	4	35-5	16-3
	Mike Krzyzewski won his fourth national title with a 61-59 victory against Butler.
2	Butler	22	33-5	20-0
	The Bulldogs won 25 straight before losing in the championship game.
3	West Virginia	5	31-7	16-5
	The Mountaineers won the Big East tournament thanks to Da'Sean Butler, who tore his ACL in the Final Four.
4	Kansas	1	33-3	18-1
	The Jayhawks were the Big 12 regular season champs, Big 12 tournament champs and overall No. 1 seed.
5	Kentucky	2	35-3	17-2
	The Wildcats were the SEC regular season champs and SEC tournament champs.
6	Syracuse	3	30-5	15-4
	The Orange won the Big East regular season title but lost to Butler in the Sweet 16 after losing Arinze Onuaku in the Big East tournament.
7	Michigan State	10	28-9	14-5
	Tom Izzo led the Spartans to a share of the Big Ten title and their sixth Final Four in 12 years.
8	Kansas State	8	29-8	13-6
	KSU won 29 games -- including a double OT thriller against Xavier -- before falling to Butler in the Elite Eight.
9	Baylor	17	28-8	12-6
	The Bears went from being picked 10th in the Big 12 to finishing in the Elite Eight.
10	Purdue	11	29-6	15-5
	The Boilermakers won two games in the NCAA tournament despite losing Robbie Hummel to a torn ACL.
11	Tennessee	16	28-9	13-6
	Bruce Pearl led the Vols to the Elite Eight for the first time in school history.
12	Ohio State	6	29-8	17-4
	CBSSports.com Player of the Year Evan Turner took the Buckeyes to the Sweet 16, where they lost to Tennessee in a nail-biter.
13	Northern Iowa	NR	30-5	18-3
	The MVC champs ended Sherron Collins' career in the second round of the NCAA tournament.
14	Xavier	26	26-9	15-3
	Jordan Crawford enhanced his national reputation by leading the Musketeers to the Sweet 16.
15	Cornell	NR	29-5	13-1
	The Ivy League champs won two games in the NCAA tournament before falling to Kentucky.
16	St. Mary's	NR	28-6	13-3
	Omar Samhan posted huge numbers in the first two rounds and proved to be one of the nation's better big men.
17	Villanova	7	25-8	13-6
	Once thought to be on track for a one seed, the Wildcats lost six of their final nine games.
18	Wisconsin	12	24-9	13-6
	Bo Ryan participated in his ninth straight NCAA tournament.
19	Pittsburgh	14	25-9	13-6
	Jamie Dixon took an unheralded roster and molded it into a team that was ranked most of the season.
20	New Mexico	9	30-5	15-3
	The Lobos won the MWC regular-season title before losing to Washington in the second round of the NCAA tournament.
21	Texas A&M	18	24-10	12-6
	Mark Turgeon signed an extension after the season that suggests he's planning to stay in the Big 12.
22	Maryland	19	24-9	13-4
	Greivis Vasquez led Maryland to a share of the ACC title while and was named the ACC Player of the Year.
23	Gonzaga	20	27-7	13-3
	Mark Few once again won the WCC title, once again opted to stay in the WCC.
24	Temple	13	29-6	17-2
	The Owls won 29 games before losing to Cornell in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
25	Brigham Young	24	30-6	14-4
	Jimmer Fredette put 37 on Florida on the NCAA tournament's first day.
26	Washington	NR	26-10	14-7
	The Huskies beat Marquette and New Mexico to move into the Sweet 16.