Michigan State men's basketball dropped one spot to No. 11 in the latest AP poll rankings released Monday afternoon. This is the first time Michigan State has been ranked outside of the top-10 since the start of last season.
The Spartans kicked off the season with a 92-87 loss to then-No. 1 Kansas at State Farm Champions Classic last week, and rebounded with a 106-82 win over Florida Gulf Coast Sunday evening.
Two other Big Ten teams remained in the rankings as both No. 18 Michigan and No. 23 Purdue moved up a spot after winning their first two games. Other Big Ten teams that received votes are Indiana (131), Nebraska (41), Wisconsin (32), Maryland (28) and Ohio State (14).
The complete AP Top 25 poll is listed below:
1. Duke
2. Kansas
3. Gonzaga
4. Virginia
5. Tennessee
6. Nevada
7. North Carolina
8. Villanova
9. Auburn
10. Kentucky
11. Michigan State
12. Kansas State
13. Oregon
14. Florida State
15. Syracuse
16. Virginia Tech
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17. Mississippi State
18. Michigan
19. Clemson
20. UCLA
21. TCU
22. LSU
23. Purdue
24. Marquette
25. Buffalo
The Spartans return to action Wednesday evening against Louisiana Monroe. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. EST at the Breslin Center.
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