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Kentucky Basketball Ranks No. 17 in Coaches' Poll

Nick Roushby:Nick Roush01/10/22

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John Calipari’s Kentucky basketball team fell a few spaces following last week’s loss at LSU. They may have been knocked down a few pegs, but the Wildcats did not fall as far in the Coaches’ Poll as they did in Monday morning’s AP Poll.

Kentucky dropped to No. 17 overall in the USA Today Coaches’ Poll. Like the Wildcats, Tennessee also slid down the polls following a loss in Baton Rouge. Saturday’s game at Rupp Arena will put the seventeenth-ranked Wildcats against the No. 23 Volunteers.

Coaches Top 25 – January 10

RANKTEAMPV RANKCONFERENCEPOINTS
1Baylor (15-0)1Big 12800 (32)
2Gonzaga (12-2)4West Coast735
3UCLA (10-1)5Pacific 12702
4Auburn (14-1)9Southeastern615
5Purdue (13-2)3Big Ten606
6Arizona (12-1)7Pacific 12601
7USC (13-0)8Pacific 12595
8Duke (12-2)2Atlantic Coast590
9Michigan State (13-2)10Big Ten558
10Kansas (12-2)6Big 12553
11Houston (14-2)14American Athletic431
12LSU (14-1)9Southeastern399
13Wisconsin (13-2)23Big Ten391
14Villanova (11-4)15Big East380
15Ohio State (10-3)12Big Ten312
16Iowa State (13-2) 11Big 12305
17Kentucky (12-3)13Southeastern272
18Seton Hall (11-3)22Big East219
19Texas Tech (11-3)25Big 12210
20Providence (14-2)17Big East191
21Xavier (12-2)24Big East190
22Texas (12-3)16Big 12154
23Tennessee (10-4)18Southeastern131
24Illinois (11-3)NRBig Ten108
25Alabama (11-4)20Southeastern105

Others receiving votes: Oklahoma 122, Loyola Chicago 96, Miami (FL) 65, West Virginia 20, Connecticut 17, Indiana 12, Colorado State 10, San Diego State 9, Davidson 5, BYU 2, Iowa 2, San Francisco 2

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