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.

Michigan State women's basketball dropped its first game of the season this past week, and thus fell in the updated Associated Press (AP) rankings. Michigan State dropped four spots to No. 19 in the updated rankings released on Monday.

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.

For the fourth straight week, the Michigan women’s basketball team is ranked in the AP Poll, but the men’s team is no longer ranked:

Oklahoma’s next game is its final non-conference contest of the 2024-25 season, as the Sooners will host Prairie View A&M on Dec. 29. SEC play begins for the Sooners on Jan. 4 against Alabama at the Lloyd Noble Center.

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Tennessee and Auburn remained Nos. 1-2 atop the AP men’s college basketball poll — a fitting spot considering the SEC put 10 teams in the Top 25.