USA Today Coaches Poll for Feb. 2: Tennessee falls to No. 25, no changes in top 8

Notes

• There were no changes in the top 8: UConn, South Carolina, Notre Dame, Baylor, Maryland, Texas, Ohio State and Oregon State.
• Florida State moved up two spots to re-enter the top 10 at No. 9. Arizona State fell one spot to No. 10. The Sun Devils lost to Oregon State last night.
• Syracuse moved up to No. 23, re-entering the poll. Florida also re-entered at No. 22.
• Kentucky fell six spots to No. 6. No. 20 Miami and No. 24 DePaul fell three places each.
• This week’s Associated Press Poll

USA Today Coaches Poll for Feb. 2, 2016

Rank	School (Record)	Points	Last week’s rank	First-place votes
1	Connecticut (20-0)	800	1	32
2	South Carolina (21-0)	766	2	0
3	Notre Dame (21-1)	736	3	0
4	Baylor (21-1)	703	4	0
5	Maryland (19-2)	665	5	0
6	Texas (20-1)	646	6	0
7	Ohio State (17-4)	603	7	0
8	Oregon State (18-3)	579	8	0
9	Florida State (18-4)	517	11	0
10	Arizona State (18-4)	487	9	0
11	Texas A&M (15-6)	468	10	0
12	Mississippi State (19-4)	428	13	0
13	Louisville (17-5)	411	14	0
14	Michigan State (16-4)	352	15	0
15	Stanford (17-5)	317	16	0
16	UCLA (16-5)	286	19	0
17	South Florida (15-5)	271	18	0
18	Kentucky (15-5)	265	12	0
19	Oklahoma (15-5)	223	20	0
20	Miami (Fla.) (18-4)	210	17	0
21	Missouri (18-4)	137	24	0
22	Florida (18-4)	121	not ranked	0
23	Syracuse (16-6)	67	not ranked	0
24	DePaul (17-7)	57	21	0
25	Tennessee (13-8)	47	23	0

Dropped out: No. 22 Wisconsin-Green Bay (18-3), No. 25 Seton Hall (17-5).

Others receiving votes: Duquesne (19-2) 44; George Washington (19-3) 31; Brigham Young (18-4) 30; Seton Hall (17-5) 27; Washington (16-5) 17; UTEP (18-1) 15; St. John’s (16-6) 13; Oklahoma State (16-4) 12; Wisconsin-Green Bay (18-3) 12; Duke (16-7) 11; North Carolina State (16-6) 11; Albany (17-3) 5; Western Kentucky (17-3) 4; Florida Gulf Coast (18-4) 2; Ohio (17-3) 1; Princeton (13-4) 1; San Diego (20-2) 1; West Virginia (16-6) 1.

The USA Today Sports Board of Coaches is made up of 32 head coaches a Division I institutions. All are members of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association. The board for the 2015-16 season: Katie Abrahamson-Henderson, Albany; Zenarae Antoine, Texas State; Lynn Bria, Stetson; Joan Bonvicini, Seattle; Dawn Brown, Prairie View A&M; Jamie Craighead, San Jose State; Kristy Curry, Alabama; Denise Dillon, Drexel; Brooks Donald-Williams, McNeese State; Oties Epps, Evansville; Brittney Ezell, East Tennessee State; Jason Flowers, Cal-State Northridge; Susan Robinson Fruchtl, Providence; Stephanie Gaitley, Fordham; LeDawn Gibson, Florida A&M; Joe Haigh, Saint Francis (Pa.); Quentin Hillsman, Syracuse; Ali Jaques, Siena; Jeff Judkins, Brigham Young; Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick, North Carolina-Asheville; Kelly Lewis-Jay, Florida Atlantic; Jim Littell, Oklahoma State; Dave Magarity, Army; David Midlick, Austin Peay; Regina Miller, Illinois-Chicago; Mike Neighbors, Washington; Rhonda Rompola, Southern Methodist; Brady Sallee, Ball State; Wendy Schuller, Eastern Washington; Dayna Smith, Cornell; Coquese Washington, Penn State; Amy Williams, South Dakota.