Alabama drops out of AP Top 25 following rough last week of regular season

Alabama is out of the AP Poll, but still received votes

The Crimson Tide could have ended the regular season on a better note, however, it wasn’t in the cards as Alabama dropped both of last week’s games against Texas A&M and the LSU Tigers.

The Southeastern Conference Tournament officially begins on Wednesday when the first slate of first-round games takes place between Ole Miss and Missouri in Game 1 and Georgia and Vanderbilt in Game 2. The winner of the latter will take on the Tide on Thursday evening.

The AP Poll was updated today, and unfortunately, as expected, Alabama wasn’t included within the rankings. They did, however, receive votes in the poll.

RANK TEAM PV RANK CONFERENCE POINTS
1
Gonzaga (24-3) 1 West Coast 1,514 (52)
2
Arizona (28-3) 2 Pacific 12 1,435 (6)
3
Baylor (26-5) 3 Big 12 1,402 (3)
4
Auburn (27-4) 5 Southeastern 1,331
5
Kentucky (25-6) 7 Southeastern 1,306
6
Kansas (25-6) 6 Big 12 1,170
7
Duke (26-5) 4 Atlantic Coast 1,100
8
Villanova (23-7) 11 Big East 1,096
9
Purdue (25-6) 8 Big Ten 967
9
Tennessee (23-7) 13 Southeastern 967
11
Providence (24-4) 9 Big East 951
12
Wisconsin (24-6) 10 Big Ten 857
13
UCLA (23-6) 17 Pacific 12 737
14
Texas Tech (23-8) 12 Big 12 730
15
Arkansas (24-7) 14 Southeastern 687
16
Illinois (22-8) 20 Big Ten 612
17
Saint Mary’s (24-6) 19 West Coast 506
18
Houston (26-5) 14 American Athletic 502
19
Murray State (30-2) 22 Ohio Valley 424
20
Connecticut (22-8) 18 Big East 370
21
USC (25-6) 16 Pacific 12 279
22
Texas (21-10) 21 Big 12 216
23
Colorado State (24-4) Mountain West 194
24
Iowa (22-9) 24 Big Ten 189
25
North Carolina (23-8) Atlantic Coast 56
Others receiving votes:

Boise State 49, South Dakota State 32, Memphis 26, San Diego State 24, LSU 22, Loyola Chicago 16, Ohio State 16, Seton Hall 9, San Francisco 9, Rutgers 8, Alabama 7, Notre Dame 4, Vermont 3, Davidson 1, Longwood 1

Point values in parentheses indicate the number of first-place votes.
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