Aggie women down to 13 in new AP Poll

By: Associated Press

Posted: Mon 12:29 PM, Feb 25, 2013

Baylor remains No. 1 in The Associated Press women's basketball poll for an eighth straight week after topping UConn last Monday night.

The Lady Bears rallied to beat the third-ranked Huskies by six points before routing Texas for their 37th straight Big 12 regular-season victory. Baylor received all 40 first-place votes for the first time since returning to the top spot. The Lady Bears visit Oklahoma on Monday night.

The first seven stayed unchanged with Notre Dame, UConn, Stanford and Duke following Baylor.

Cal rallied from a 17-point deficit against Oregon State on Sunday to remain sixth. Penn State, Tennessee, Maryland and Kentucky round out the first 10.

A week after falling out of the Top 25, Iowa State came back in at No. 23. Oklahoma State fell out for the first time this season.

AP Top 25
RK TEAM RECORD PTS
1 Baylor (40) 26-1 1,000
2 Notre Dame 25-1 957
3 Connecticut 25-2 909
4 Stanford 26-2 875
5 Duke 26-1 850
6 California 25-2 804
7 Penn State 23-3 755
8 Tennessee 22-5 676
9 Maryland 22-5 665
10 Kentucky 23-4 634
11 Georgia 23-4 607
12 Dayton 24-1 492
13 Texas A&M 21-7 486
14 South Carolina 22-5 455
15 North Carolina 25-4 443
16 Louisville 22-6 426
17 UCLA 21-6 417
18 Delaware 24-3 319
19 Colorado 22-5 288
20 Nebraska 21-6 215
21 Green Bay 22-2 139
22 Syracuse 22-4 131
23 Iowa State 19-6 122
24 Florida State 20-7 90
25 Purdue 20-7 74

Others receiving votes: Oklahoma State 58, Toledo 34, South Florida 21, Vanderbilt 13, LSU 10, Southern Methodist 7, Texas Tech 6, San Diego State 6, Gonzaga 6, West Virginia 4, Chattanooga 3, Michigan State 2, FGCU 1

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