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Grid DistributionWeek 11 AP Poll (Jan 17, 2022)
1Gonzaga (25)
14-2Previous: 2 ▲
High: 1 - 25 Voters
Low: 4 - Andrew Kahn
1486
Points
2Auburn (36)
16-1Previous: 4 ▲
High: 1 - 36 Voters
Low: 9 - Jesse Newell
1482
Points
3Arizona
14-1Previous: 6 ▲
High: 2 - 4 Voters
Low: 14 - James Crepea
1320
Points
4Purdue
14-2Previous: 7 ▲
High: 2 - Jon Wilner
Low: 9 - 3 Voters
1255
Points
5Baylor
15-2Previous: 1 ▼
High: 2 - 2 Voters
Low: 12 - Stephen Tsai
1238
Points
6Duke
14-2Previous: 8 ▲
High: 2 - Marcus Fuller
Low: 13 - Kevin McNamara
1205
Points
7Kansas
14-2Previous: 9 ▲
High: 3 - Marcus Fuller
Low: 14 - Seth Davis
1192
Points
8Wisconsin
14-2Previous: 13 ▲
High: 3 - 6 Voters
Low: 23 - Jesse Newell
1056
Points
9UCLA
11-2Previous: 3 ▼
High: 3 - Sheldon Mickles
Low: 18 - Paul Klee
1041
Points
10Houston
15-2Previous: 11 ▲
High: 2 - Stephen Tsai
Low: 16 - Jerry DiPaola
1036
Points
11Villanova
13-4Previous: 14 ▲
High: 3 - Jesse Newell
Low: 18 - Aria Gerson
908
Points
12Kentucky
14-3Previous: 18 ▲
High: 7 - Jesse Newell
Low: 21 - James Crepea
804
Points
13LSU
15-2Previous: 12 ▼
High: 8 - 3 Voters
Low: 22 - Ethan Joyce
738
Points
14Michigan State
14-3Previous: 10 ▼
High: 10 - David Jablonski
Low: NR - Jon Wilner
681
Points
15Iowa State
14-3Previous: 15
High: 8 - 2 Voters
Low: NR - Stephen Tsai
665
Points
16USC
14-2Previous: 5 ▼
High: 8 - 2 Voters
Low: NR - 2 Voters
618
Points
17Illinois
13-3Previous: 25 ▲
High: 8 - Rick Bozich
Low: NR - Mia O'Brien
521
Points
18Texas Tech
13-4Previous: 19 ▲
High: 9 - Seth Davis
Low: NR - Bruce Pascoe
509
Points
19Ohio State
11-4Previous: 16 ▼
High: 13 - James Crepea
Low: 24 - Jesse Newell
465
Points
20Xavier
13-3Previous: 17 ▼
High: 12 - James Crepea
Low: NR - 2 Voters
427
Points
21Providence
14-2Previous: 23 ▲
High: 15 - 2 Voters
Low: NR - 6 Voters
350
Points
22Loyola Chicago
13-2Previous: -
High: 15 - Rick Bozich
Low: NR - 10 Voters
193
Points
23Texas
13-4Previous: 21 ▼
High: 14 - Theo Lawson
Low: NR - 16 Voters
185
Points
24Tennessee
11-5Previous: 22 ▼
High: 14 - 2 Voters
Low: NR - 38 Voters
98
Points
25UConn
11-4Previous: -
High: 20 - 2 Voters
Low: NR - 34 Voters
73
Points

Others Receiving Votes

26Iowa
13-4Previous: -
High: 19 - Jesse Newell
Low: NR - 43 Voters
56
Points
27BYU
15-4Previous: -
High: 21 - 2 Voters
Low: NR - 40 Voters
50
Points
28Davidson
14-2Previous: -
High: 20 - David Jablonski
Low: NR - 45 Voters
34
Points
29Alabama
11-6Previous: 24 ▼
High: 18 - Jesse Newell
Low: NR - 54 Voters
26
Points
30San Diego State
10-3Previous: -
High: 22 - Chris Basnett
Low: NR - 50 Voters
25
Points
31Miami (FL)
13-4Previous: -
High: 22 - 3 Voters
Low: NR - 52 Voters
21
Points
32Oregon
11-6Previous: -
High: 21 - Wayne Epps
Low: NR - 54 Voters
15
Points
33West Virginia
13-3Previous: -
High: 16 - Jon Wilner
Low: NR - 58 Voters
14
Points
34Colorado State
13-1Previous: -
High: 24 - 3 Voters
Low: NR - 51 Voters
13
Points
35Texas A&M
15-2Previous: -
High: 19 - Rick Bozich
Low: NR - 57 Voters
10
Points
36Oklahoma
12-5Previous: -
High: 22 - Theo Lawson
Low: NR - 59 Voters
7
Points
37TCU
12-2Previous: -
High: 22 - Stephen Tsai
Low: NR - 60 Voters
4
Points
38Indiana
12-4Previous: -
High: 25 - 2 Voters
Low: NR - 59 Voters
2
Points
North Carolina
12-4Previous: -
High: 24 - Dick Vitale
Low: NR - 60 Voters
2
Points

Highest Rated Ballots

Sheldon Mickles (920)Baton Rouge Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA)
Donna Ditota (750)Syracuse Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
James Crepea (425)The Oregonian (Eugene, OR)

Lowest Rated Ballots

Jesse Newell (-3583)Kansas City Star (Kansas City, MO)
Luke DeCock (-747)News & Observer (Raleigh, NC)
Marcus Fuller (-617)St. Paul Pioneer Press (St. Paul, MN)

Most Extreme Ballots

Jesse NewellKansas City Star (Kansas City, MO)
James CrepeaThe Oregonian (Eugene, OR)
Jon WilnerSan Jose Mercury News (San Jose, CA)

Least Extreme Ballots

Terry TooheyDelaware County Daily Times (Primos, PA)
Jerry CarinoGannett (Somerville, NJ)
Jeff WelschLee Enterprises (Lee, MT)