Aggie women up 10 spots in new AP Poll

By: Associated Press

Updated: Mon 10:52 PM, Mar 11, 2013

Aggie women up 10 spots in new AP Poll

Baylor remains No. 1 in The Associated Press women's basketball poll for a 10th consecutive week.

The Lady Bears received all 40 first-place votes for the third straight week and have won 48 straight Big 12 regular-season and tournament games. They play No. 23 Iowa State for the conference title Monday night.

The top four stayed the same, with Notre Dame, Connecticut and Stanford following Baylor. The Irish and Huskies advanced to Monday night's Big East tournament semifinals. Stanford clinched the Pac-12 tournament Sunday night and won't play again until NCAA tournament.

Duke, California, Penn State, Texas A&M and Tennessee round out the first 10. The Aggies made the biggest leap moving up 10 spots after winning the SEC tournament.

AP Top 25
RK TEAM RECORD PTS
1 Baylor (40) 31-1 1,000
2 Notre Dame 29-1 959
3 Connecticut 28-3 909
4 Stanford 31-2 884
5 Duke 30-2 846
6 California 28-3 777
7 Kentucky 27-5 738
8 Penn State 25-5 659
9 Texas A&M 24-9 646
10 Tennessee 24-7 645
11 UCLA 25-7 582
12 Maryland 24-7 574
13 North Carolina 28-6 467
14 Georgia 25-6 461
15 Delaware 27-3 405
16 Louisville 24-7 397
17 South Carolina 24-7 334
18 Dayton 27-2 325
19 Colorado 25-6 279
20 Green Bay 26-2 230
21 Purdue 24-8 193
22 Syracuse 24-6 160
23 Iowa State 23-7 128
24 Nebraska 23-8 86
25 Florida State 22-9 82

Others receiving votes: Toledo 78, LSU 59, Michigan State 36, Gonzaga 24, Oklahoma State 17, San Diego State 13, Oklahoma 5, Chattanooga 1, Quinnipiac 1

Dropped from rankings: LSU 22, Toledo 25

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