The Michigan State and Michigan women's basketball teams each fell in this week's Associated Press Top 25 poll. Michigan State (11-1) fell four spots to No. 19 after suffering its first loss of the season, 82-67 to Alabama in the West Palm Beach Classic.

Aaliyah Nye scored 18 points and Zaay Green added 17 in the win over the Spartans. Alabama’s 12-1 start equals its best since 2016-17. Kristy Curry’s team also defeated the Richmond Spiders in Florida on Saturday, 75-68. They’ll welcome the Jacksonville Dolphins to Coleman Coliseum on Sunday for an 11 a.m CT start (ESPN+).

The Sooners entered the poll at No. 21 on Dec. 2. They followed that with an eight-spot jump the next week to No. 13 before dropping to No. 14 last week. OU’s jump comes after a

Michigan fell more than any other team in Monday’s AP Top-25 men’s basketball poll. After losing their only game of the week, the Wolverines dropped from No. 14 to 24 in the latest rankings. Michigan lost on Tuesday to Arkansas 89-87 at Madison Square Garden in New York. Arkansas was not ranked at the time and still isn’t, checking in at No. 27.

Tennessee remains in the poll’s No. 1 slot after collecting its eleventh straight win, the latest a blowout over West Carolina. The Volunteers are followed by Auburn, Iowa State, Duke and Alabama. No. 10 Kentucky, which lost by 20 against Ohio State, fell six spots in this week’s installation.

The Wolverines' loss to Arkansas proved costly in this week's edition of the Associated Press men's basketball Top 25

Like their counterparts on the women’s side, Michigan State men’s basketball keeps moving up the polls, even after a week where they didn’t play a game. On Monday, the latest AP poll was released, and the Spartans came in at No. 20, up one spot from last week.

USC moved up three spots in the AP Top 25 after beating UConn 72-70 in a rematch of last season’s Elite Eight game that the Huskies won.

Iowa State women's basketball (9-5) dropped two games last week. Did they make the cut in the latest coaches' Top 25?