(Undated) Syracuse is still No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll, but it is no longer a unanimous choice.
The Orange (25-0), who won two games in the final seconds last week, are on top for a third straight week but they received 64 first-place votes Monday from the 65-member national media panel. They were a unanimous choice the last two weeks.
A Tyler Ennis 3-pointer at the buzzer gave Syracuse a win over Pittsburgh on Wednesday and a C.J. Fair layup in the final seconds led to a win over North Carolina State on Saturday at the Carrier Dome.
Florida (23-2), which won at Kentucky on Saturday, moved from third to second and received the other first-place vote.
Wichita State (27-0), the only other unbeaten Division I team, stayed third while Arizona, which lost to Arizona State last week, dropped from second to fourth.
Duke moved from eighth to fifth and was followed by San Diego State, Cincinnati, Kansas, Villanova and Saint Louis.
UCLA, at No. 23, and Gonzaga, at No. 25, return to the rankings replacing SMU and Pittsburgh.
1. Syracuse (64) 25-0
2. Florida (1) 23-2
3. Wichita St. 27-0
4. Arizona 23-2
5. Duke 20-5
6. San Diego St. 22-2
7. Cincinnati 23-3
8. Kansas 19-6
9. Villanova 22-3
10. Saint Louis 23-2
11. Creighton 21-4
11. Louisville 21-4
13. Michigan St. 21-5
14. Virginia 21-5
15. Iowa 19-6
16. Wisconsin 21-5
17. Iowa St. 19-5
18. Kentucky 19-6
19. Texas 20-5
20. Michigan 18-7
21. UConn 20-5
22. Memphis 19-6
23. UCLA 20-5
24. Ohio St. 20-6
25. Gonzaga 23-4
