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St. John’s makes a big jump while Gonzaga fell to No. 16 after a shocking upset loss to Portland in Andy Katz’s latest Power 37.<\/p>\n Here are the latest rankings:\u00a0<\/p>\n 1. Arizona (1): The Wildcats are 23-0 and handle every challenge.\u00a0 RECAP: St. John’s snaps No. 3 UConn’s 18-game win streak<\/a><\/p>\n 7. Houston (8): The Cougars have won four in a row, including at BYU.\u00a0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT MAYHEM: Portland shocks No. 6 Gonzaga for largest WCC upset in 30 years<\/a><\/p>\n 17. Tennessee (15): The Vols couldn\u2019t hold back a surging Kentucky and dropped into a fourth-place tie in the SEC.\u00a0 \ud83e\udd2f: North Carolina stuns Duke at the buzzer<\/a><\/p>\n 27. Vanderbilt (17): The Commodores dropped a stunner to Oklahoma by one at home.\u00a0 Dropped out: New Mexico (35), Auburn (25)<\/p>\n Andy Katz is an NCAA.com correspondent. Katz worked at ESPN for 18 years as a college basketball reporter, host and anchor. He’s covered every Final Four since 1992, and the sport since 1986 as a freshman at Wisconsin. He is a former president of the United States Basketball Writers Association. Katz can also be seen covering college basketball on Big Ten Network during the regular season. Follow him on Twitter at @theandykatz<\/a>.<\/p>\n The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the NCAA or its member institutions.<\/p>\n Down goes No. 1! Nova Southeastern back atop the DII men\u2019s basketball Power 10 rankings<\/p>\n Just one undefeated team remains in DII men\u2019s basketball as three teams make their Power 10 debut in the new-look rankings.<\/p>\n READ MORE<\/a><\/p>\n North Carolina’s comeback over Duke, dunk of the year, 3OT thriller, more from Saturday<\/p>\n A dunk of the year candidate and a hectic triple-overtime showdown here are the biggest moments from a thrilling men’s basketball Saturday.<\/p>\n
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2. Michigan (2): The Wolverines continue to roll in the Big Ten.\u00a0
3. Duke (3): The Blue Devils lost at the buzzer at UNC, but the teams behind them lost as well.\u00a0
4. Illinois (5): The Illini got clipped in overtime at Michigan State, but that\u2019s no reason to drop them, based on what happened around them in the polls.\u00a0
5. St. John\u2019s (10): The Red Storm have won nine in a row and are now tied atop the Big East.\u00a0
6. UConn (4): The Huskies lost their first game in the Big East \u2014 at St. John\u2019s.\u00a0<\/p>\n
8. Kansas (11): The Jayhawks are rolling with seven wins in a row.\u00a0
9. Iowa State (9): The Cyclones have won five in a row.\u00a0
10. Nebraska (7): The Huskers took care of business on the road at Rutgers.\u00a0
11. Florida (14): The Gators have won three in a row to get back to the top of the SEC by a game.\u00a0
12. Michigan State (12): The Spartans ended a skid by knocking off Illinois in overtime.\u00a0
13. North Carolina (27): The Tar Heels had an epic comeback to beat Duke on a buzzer-beating Seth Trimble 3-pointer for their fifth win in a row.\u00a0
14. Kentucky (19): The Wildcats are now in second place in the SEC, a game back in the win column of Florida.\u00a0
15. Texas Tech (13): The Red Raiders are a game out of third in the rugged Big 12.\u00a0
16. Gonzaga (6): The Zags were stunned at Portland but then bounced back to trounce Oregon State.\u00a0<\/p>\n
18. Clemson (26): The Tigers have won four in a row, including a 22-point win at Cal to get the Bay Area sweep.\u00a0
19. Alabama (NR): The Tide soar back into the poll with a win over Texas A&M and then at Auburn.\u00a0
20. Indiana (20): The Hoosiers got a much-needed home win over Wisconsin in OT.\u00a0
21. Purdue (21): The Boilermakers nearly got upset by one Big Ten win Oregon.\u00a0
22. Iowa (31): The Hawkeyes have won six in a row and are 8-4 in the Big Ten.\u00a0
23. Saint Louis (23): The Billikens have won 17 in a row and are trying to build an at-large resume.\u00a0
24. Arkansas (22): The Hogs did lose to Kentucky but bounced back against Mississippi State to stay tied for third in the SEC.\u00a0
25. Miami (Ohio) (24): The RedHawks continue to dodge every MAC team\u2019s best shot to remain unbeaten.\u00a0
26. Texas A&M (16): The Aggies had a rough week, losing at Alabama and to Florida, but remain tied for third.<\/p>\n
28. Virginia (28): The Cavs have won four in a row and are tied with NC State.\u00a0
29. NC State (32): The Wolfpack have won six in a row and are looking like an NCAA tournament team.\u00a0
30. Louisville (30): The Cardinals have won three in a row.\u00a0
31. Wisconsin (29): The Badgers got clipped at Indiana in a wild game.\u00a0
32. Villanova (36): Villanova has won three in a row and look to secure third and an NCAA bid.\u00a0
33. BYU (18): The Cougars have dropped four in a row (Arizona, at Kansas, at Oklahoma State and to Houston), but it is in the Big 12 \u2014 the best league in the country.\u00a0
34. USC (NR): The Trojans are back in the poll with a three-game win streak that included a win over Indiana.\u00a0
35. Utah State (33): The Aggies have won five in a row to remain tied atop the MWC with\u2026.
36. San Diego State (34): The Aztecs, who have won the last two.\u00a0
37. Belmont (37): The Bruins remain atop of the MVC with a nine-game win streak.\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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