AP College Basketball Poll 2013: Complete Week 14 Standings Released

The game of musical chairs for the No. 1 spot in the Associated Press Top 25 Poll continued this week, as the Indiana Hoosiers ascended back to the top slot for the first time since December. 

The Hoosiers vaulted two spots on the strength of a 37-point blowout at Purdue and an impressive 81-73 victory over last week's No. 1 team, Michigan.

Things don't get any easier for Tom Crean's team this week, as it travels to Illinois and Ohio State.

Speaking of Michigan, the Wolverines' first week as the No. 1 team in the country in more than 20 years did not go as planned. The loss at Indiana was a good wake-up call for this outstanding, albeit young, squad. 

The loss dropped Michigan back down to the No. 3 spot in the country. This will be another challenging week for the Wolverines, who get Ohio State at home on Tuesday night before going to Wisconsin on Saturday. 

It was not a good week to be ranked first or second in the polls. In addition to Michigan's loss, Kansas suffered its second defeat of the season on Saturday night against Oklahoma State after entering the week as the No. 2 team in the country.

It was the first loss for the Jayhawks at home in their past 33 games. The losses by Kansas and Michigan made it so that every team in the nation has at least two defeats on the season. 

Here is a complete look at the AP Top 25 rankings for the week of February 4-10. 

AP TOP 25 RANKINGS WEEK 14
1. Indiana
2. Florida
3. Michigan
4. Duke
5. Kansas
6. Gonzaga
7. Arizona
8. Miami
9. Syracuse
10. Ohio State
11. Louisville
12. Michigan State
13. Kansas State
14. Butler
15. New Mexico
16. Creighton
17. Cincinnati
18. Minnesota
19. Oregon
20. Georgetown
21. Missouri
22. Oklahoma State
23. Pittsburgh
24. Marquette
25. Notre Dame

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