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Grid DistributionWeek 15 AP Poll (Feb 10, 2020)
1Baylor (48)
21-1Previous: 1
High: 1 - 48 Voters
Low: 3 - Jesse Newell
1583
Points
2Gonzaga (15)
25-1Previous: 2
High: 1 - 15 Voters
Low: 4 - Luke DeCock
1546
Points
3Kansas (1)
20-3Previous: 3
High: 1 - Jesse Newell
Low: 5 - 3 Voters
1450
Points
4San Diego State
24-0Previous: 4
High: 2 - 2 Voters
Low: 7 - 2 Voters
1422
Points
5Louisville
21-3Previous: 5
High: 3 - Brian Holland
Low: 7 - 7 Voters
1331
Points
6Dayton
21-2Previous: 6
High: 5 - 9 Voters
Low: 9 - 2 Voters=
1255
Points
7Duke
20-3Previous: 7
High: 4 - Jesse Newell
Low: 10 - 3 Voters
1211
Points
8Florida State
20-3Previous: 8
High: 5 - 2 Voters
Low: 15 - Jesse Newell
1170
Points
9Maryland
19-4Previous: 9
High: 5 - James Crepea
Low: 13 - Carlos Silva
1057
Points
10Seton Hall
18-5Previous: 12 ▲
High: 7 - Sam Blum
Low: 12 - 7 Voters
1013
Points
11Auburn
21-2Previous: 11
High: 7 - Marcus Fuller
Low: 24 - Jesse Newell
998
Points
12Kentucky
18-5Previous: 15 ▲
High: 7 - Brian Holland
Low: 22 - 2 Voters
853
Points
13Penn State
18-5Previous: 22 ▲
High: 9 - Jeff Rabjohns
Low: 20 - Chris Murray
787
Points
14West Virginia
18-5Previous: 13 ▼
High: 10 - Jesse Newell
Low: 22 - Joe Buettner
721
Points
15Villanova
17-6Previous: 10 ▼
High: 11 - Jon Wilner
Low: NR - 2 Voters
581
Points
16Colorado
19-5Previous: 24 ▲
High: 13 - Jack Ebling
Low: NR - 2 Voters
567
Points
17Oregon
18-6Previous: 14 ▼
High: 13 - 3 Voters
Low: NR - 4 Voters
497
Points
18Marquette
17-6Previous: 27 ▲
High: 12 - Chris Murray
Low: NR - 4 Voters
425
Points
19Butler
18-6Previous: 19
High: 11 - James Crepea
Low: NR - 5 Voters
414
Points
20Houston
19-5Previous: 25 ▲
High: 12 - Scott Wolf
Low: NR - 2 Voters
402
Points
21Iowa
17-7Previous: 17 ▼
High: 15 - Chad Leistikow
Low: NR - 4 Voters
374
Points
22Illinois
16-7Previous: 20 ▼
High: 12 - Seth Davis
Low: NR - 13 Voters
235
Points
23Creighton
18-6Previous: 21 ▼
High: 16 - Dave Borges
Low: NR - 14 Voters
213
Points
24Texas Tech
15-8Previous: 26 ▲
High: 15 - 2 Voters
Low: NR - 21 Voters
169
Points
25LSU
17-6Previous: 18 ▼
High: 14 - Tom Bragg
Low: NR - 29 Voters
160
Points

Others Receiving Votes

26Michigan State
16-8Previous: 16 ▼
High: 9 - Jesse Newell
Low: NR - 33 Voters
124
Points
27Rhode Island
18-5Previous: 30 ▲
High: 14 - John Feinstein
Low: NR - 49 Voters
57
Points
28Northern Iowa
21-3Previous: 31 ▲
High: 17 - Dave Preston
Low: NR - 51 Voters
44
Points
29BYU
19-7Previous: 33 ▲
High: 17 - Jordan Hansen
Low: NR - 53 Voters
43
Points
30Arizona
16-7Previous: 23 ▼
High: 14 - Jesse Newell
Low: NR - 56 Voters
34
Points
31Purdue
14-10Previous: -
High: 16 - Jesse Newell
Low: NR - 56 Voters
27
Points
32Ohio State
15-8Previous: 28 ▼
High: 13 - Jesse Newell
Low: NR - 62 Voters
14
Points
33Cincinnati
15-8Previous: -
High: 20 - Seth Davis
Low: NR - 63 Voters
6
Points
Stephen F. Austin
21-3Previous: 36 ▲
High: 23 - Dave Preston
Low: NR - 60 Voters
6
Points
35Michigan
14-9Previous: 37 ▲
High: 24 - Rob Dauster
Low: NR - 62 Voters
3
Points
36East Tennessee State
21-4Previous: -
High: 24 - Dave Preston
Low: NR - 63 Voters
2
Points
Rutgers
17-7Previous: 34 ▼
High: 24 - Rick Bozich
Low: NR - 63 Voters
2
Points
Virginia
15-7Previous: 37 ▲
High: 24 - Doug Doughty
Low: NR - 63 Voters
2
Points
39Winthrop
18-7Previous: 37 ▼
High: 25 - John Feinstein
Low: NR - 63 Voters
1
Point
Wright State
21-5Previous: -
High: 25 - Dave Preston
Low: NR - 63 Voters
1
Point

Highest Rated Ballots

Dave Borges (23)New Haven Register (New Haven, CT)
Jack Ebling (17)WSYM (Lansing, MI)
Doug Doughty (17)The Roanoke Times (Roanoke, VA)

Lowest Rated Ballots

Jesse Newell (-222)Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO)
Rob Dauster (-26)NBC Sports (Mount Laurel, NJ)
Chad Leistikow (-25)Des Moines Register (Des Moines, IA)

Most Extreme Ballots

Jesse NewellKansas City Star (Kansas City, MO)
John FeinsteinNational Public Radio (Washington, DC)
Dave PrestonWTOP Radio (Washington, DC)

Least Extreme Ballots

Paul KleeThe Gazette (Denver, CO)
Lauren BrownlowWRAL (Durham, NC)
Jerry CarinoGannett (Somerville, NJ)