AP Poll – Feb. 1, 2016 – Tennessee still in poll, drops to No. 23, worst record in top 25

Notes

• Despite having the worst record in the top 25 (13-8) in the past week, No. 23 Tennessee still remains in the poll, falling four spots. The Lady Vols lost to Kentucky and Mississippi State last week. They have been in the top 25 since Feb. 1985.
• No. 11 Mississippi State move up two spots to No. 11.
• UConn remained the unanimous No. 1. There were no changes in the top 9. Florida State moved up one spot to No. 10 while No. 12 Texas A&M fell two positions. The Aggies lost to No. 2 South Carolina last night.
• Kentucky fell six spots to No. 18 after losing two games out of three last week. The defeats included losses to Vanderbilt and Florida. The Gators and Oklahoma State entered the poll. UF at No. 22 and the Cowgirls at No. 25.
• DePaul and West Virginia dropped out of the poll.

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Rank	Team	Record	Points
1	Connecticut (32)	20-0	800
2	South Carolina	21-0	765
3	Notre Dame	20-1	739
4	Baylor	21-1	700
5	Maryland	19-2	659
6	Texas	20-1	652
7	Ohio State	16-4	590
8	Arizona State	18-3	587
9	Oregon State	17-3	542
10	Florida State	18-4	500
11	Mississippi State	19-4	452
12	Texas A&M	15-6	443
13	Louisville	17-5	408
14	UCLA	16-5	372
15	Stanford	17-5	311
16	Miami (FL)	18-3	292
17	Michigan State	16-4	273
18	Kentucky	15-5	248
19	South Florida	15-5	212
20	Oklahoma	15-5	195
21	Missouri	18-4	181
22	Florida	18-4	150
23	Tennessee	13-8	60
24	Washington	16-5	47
25	Oklahoma State	16-4	45

Others receiving votes: George Washington 40, DePaul 37, West Virginia 26, UTEP 21, San Diego 14, Colorado State 11, BYU 7, Green Bay 6, Duquesne 5, Purdue 3, NC State 3, Duke 2, Albany 2

Dropped from rankings: DePaul 23, West Virginia 24