Oregon climbed the the Associated Press rankings this week, moving from No. 17 to No. 14 in the nation after collecting two wins this past week.

Oregon’s last victory was Sunday night against San Francisco when they won 100-82. The Ducks (4-0) jumped three spots from last week in large part due to the handful of higher ranked teams that lost this week. With previously ranked No. 10 VCU losing twice, No. 14 Michigan losing to Charlotte, and No. 24 UNC upsetting No. 3 Louisville, Oregon was able to make the leap.

Georgetown was one of the two teams to beat VCU this week, which helped the Ducks in the polls in terms of strength of schedule because they beat Georgetown back on Nov. 8 in South Korea.

No. 4 Arizona and No. 19 UCLA are the two other Pac-12 teams in the top 25. Arizona State and Colorado also received votes this week.

Here is how the top 10 rank (First-place votes are in parentheses):

1. Michigan State (56), 6-0

2. Kansas (8), 4-0

3. Kentucky, 4-1

4. Arizona, 5-0

5. Oklahoma State (1), 4-0

6. Duke, 5-1

7. Ohio State, 4-0

8. Syracuse, 4-0

9. Louisville, 5-1

10. Wisconsin, 6-0

For the entire top 25 list, click here.

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