WNCAAB: Top 12 unchanged, South Carolina still consensus No. 1

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Led by unanimous No. 1 South Carolina, the top 12 teams were unchanged in The Associated Press Top 25 women’s college basketball poll released Monday.

The Gamecocks (4-0) received all 31 first-place votes after beating Coppin State and East Carolina by a combined 83 points last week. Following a game Wednesday at Clemson, coach Dawn Staley’s squad will face its toughest test to date Sunday at No. 5 UCLA (4-0).

No. 2 UConn (3-0), No. 3 Southern California (4-0) and No. 4 Texas (3-0) fill out the top five. The Bruins are followed by Notre Dame (4-0), LSU (4-0), Iowa State (4-0), Oklahoma (3-0) and Kansas State (3-0).

The Fighting Irish visit the Trojans on Saturday for another top-10 showdown.

No. 19 TCU (4-0) entered the poll with its highest ranking since 2008 after beating then-No. 13 North Carolina State on Sunday. The Wolfpack (2-2) fell seven slots to No. 20.

Stanford dropped out of the rankings after losing Sunday at Indiana.

The rest of the AP Top 25 women’s poll:
11. Maryland (5-0)
12. Ohio State (3-0)
13. West Virginia (4-0)
14. Duke (4-1)
15. Kentucky (4-0)
16. North Carolina (3-1)
17. Ole Miss (2-1)
18. Baylor (3-1)
19. TCU (4-0)
20. NC State (2-2)
21. Nebraska (4-0
22. Illinois (3-0)
23. Oregon (4-0
24. Alabama (6-0)
25. Louisville (2-2)

–Field Level Media

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