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Michigan State men's basketball move down two spots

February 11, 2019
<p>Freshman forward Aaron Henry (11) drives on Minnesota's Brock Stull. MSU beat Minnesota 79-55 at the Breslin Center on Feb. 9, 2019.</p>

Freshman forward Aaron Henry (11) drives on Minnesota's Brock Stull. MSU beat Minnesota 79-55 at the Breslin Center on Feb. 9, 2019.

Photo by Matt Zubik | The State News

Michigan State men's basketball drops two spots to No. 11 after their loss to Illinois on Feb. 5, in spite of their triumph over Minnesota on Feb. 9. The team holds an overall record of 19-5, and they are no longer in the top ten.

The top four teams in the AP Poll ranking have moved around, with Gonzaga moving up to the No. 3 position and Virginia moving down to the No. 4 position. The top two teams remain in the same position, with Tennessee at No. 1 and Duke at No. 2. 

Even though the Fighting Illini beat the Spartans, the team remains unranked. 

Here are the current AP Poll rankings as of Monday, Feb. 11:

1. Tennessee (22-1)

2. Duke (21-2)

3. Gonzaga (23-2)

4. Virginia (20-2)

5. Kentucky (20-3)

6. Michigan (22-2)

7. Nevada (23-1)

8. North Carolina (19-4)

9. Houston (23-1)

10. Marquette (20-4)

11. Michigan State (19-5)

12. Purdue (17-6)

13. Villanova (19-5)

14. Kansas (18-6)

15. Texas Tech (19-5)

16. Louisville (17-7)

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17. Florida State (18-5)

18. Kansas State (18-5)

19. LSU (19-4)

20. Wisconsin (17-7)

21. Iowa (19-5)

22. Virginia Tech (18-5)

23. Iowa State (18-6)

24. Maryland (18-6)

25. Buffalo (20-3)

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