The undefeated Indiana Hoosiers sit atop the final Associated Press Top 25 poll from the 2025-26 college football season.

The 11th AP Top 25 poll of the 2025-26 college basketball season was released Monday, and for the first time, there is a unanimous No. 1 team. Arizona (18-0) received all 61 first-place votes this week after picking up wins over Arizona State and UCF and remained in the top spot for the sixth consecutive week.

As Arizona stays perfect at the top, riding on its undefeated streak, Iowa State found itself landing in a pothole after back-to-back losses in Week 10, as UConn also found a way to survive a scare, brushing past Georgetown 64-62 in a game that could have swayed either way.

Unbeaten no more, Iowa State tumbled seven spots in the newest Associated Press Top 25 poll in men's basketball.

The 2025 college football season is over, and the final rankings are in. Well, the final Associated Press top 25 poll will be out on Tuesday. But as I have all season long, I’m opening up my AP ballot and explaining why I ranked teams the way I did.

The mid-January stretch of the college basketball season is where the powerhouses truly separate themselves from the rest. In this week’s AP Top 25 poll, the theme was resilience at the top and chaos in the middle.

After Iowa State and Vanderbilt fell from the ranks of undefeated men's basketball teams, here's a look at the latest Coaches Poll and AP Top 25

Indiana made plenty of college football history in its remarkable undefeated national championship season, including when it comes to the preseason rankings.

Travis Steele was confident his Miami University squad would be a contender in the Mid-American Conference going into the season. The 25th-ranked RedHawks have not only proven their coach right but also gotten off to a historic start and are making national headlines.

Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza spent the College Football Playoff showing the nation just why he earned the Heisman Trophy.