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1954–55 NCAA men's basketball rankings

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The 1954–55 NCAA men's basketball rankings was made up of two human polls, the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll.

Legend

  Increase in ranking
  Decrease in ranking
  New to rankings from previous week
Italics   Number of first place votes
(#–#)   Win-loss record
т Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

AP Poll

Preseason
Dec. 7[1]
Week 2
Dec. 14[1]
Week 3
Dec. 21[1]
Week 4
Dec. 28[1]
Week 5
Jan. 4[1]
Week 6
Jan. 11[1]
Week 7
Jan. 18[1]
Week 8
Jan. 25[1]
Week 9
Feb. 1[1]
Week 10
Feb. 8[1]
Week 11
Feb. 15[1]
Week 12
Feb. 22[1]
Week 13
Mar. 1[2]
Final
Mar. 8[2]
1.La Salle (2–0)La Salle (4–0)Kentucky (3–0)Kentucky (5–0)Kentucky (7–0)Kentucky (7–1)Kentucky (9–1)Kentucky (12–1)Kentucky (12–1)San Francisco (16–1)San Francisco (18–1)San Francisco (20–1)San Francisco (21–1)San Francisco (23–1)1.
2.Kentucky (1–0)San Francisco (12–1)San Francisco (14–1)Kentucky (14–2)Kentucky (22–2)2.
3.Duquesne (1–0)San Francisco (12–1)La Salle (14–4)La Salle (16–4)La Salle (22–4)3.
4.Iowa (2–0)NC State (28–4)4.
5.Holy Cross (1–0)Iowa (17–4)5.
6.Indiana (0–0)Duquesne (19–4)6.
7.Dayton (2–0)Utah (23–3)7.
8.Niagara (3–0)Marquette (22–2)8.
9.Notre Dame (1–0)Dayton (23–3)9.
10.NC State (2–0)Oregon State (21–7)10.
11.Oklahoma A&M (2–0)Minnesota (15–7)11.
12.Saint Louis (1–0)Alabama (19–5)12.
13.UCLA (1–0)UCLA (21–5)13.
14.Illinois (2–0)George Washington (24–6)14.
15.Wichita State (0–0)Colorado (16–5)15.
16.Utah (2–0)Tulsa (20–6)16.
17.Duke (1–0) тSan Francisco (4–1)Vanderbilt (16–6)17.
18.Wake Forest (2–0) тIllinois (17–5)18.
19.Penn State (1–0)West Virginia (19–10)19.
20.Western Kentucky (1–1)Saint Louis (19–7)20.
Preseason
Dec. 7[1]
Week 2
Dec. 14[1]
Week 3
Dec. 21[1]
Week 4
Dec. 28[1]
Week 5
Jan. 4[1]
Week 6
Jan. 11[1]
Week 7
Jan. 18[1]
Week 8
Jan. 25[1]
Week 9
Feb. 1[1]
Week 10
Feb. 8[1]
Week 11
Feb. 15[1]
Week 12
Feb. 22[1]
Week 13
Mar. 1[2]
Final
Mar. 8[2]
NoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneDropped:
  • Maryland (17–7)
  • Memphis State (18–4)
  • Missouri (15–5)

UP Poll

Preseason
Dec. 7[1]
Week 2
Dec. 14[1]
Week 3
Dec. 21[1]
Week 4
Dec. 28[1]
Week 5
Jan. 4[1]
Week 6
Jan. 11[1]
Week 7
Jan. 18[1]
Week 8
Jan. 25[1]
Week 9
Feb. 1[1]
Week 10
Feb. 8[1]
Week 11
Feb. 15[1]
Week 12
Feb. 22[1]
Week 13
Mar. 1[2]
Final
Mar. 8[2]
1.La Salle (2–0)La Salle (4–0)Kentucky (3–0)Kentucky (5–0)Kentucky (7–0)Kentucky (7–1)Kentucky (9–1)Kentucky (11–1)Kentucky (12–1)San Francisco (16–1)San Francisco (18–1)San Francisco (20–1)San Francisco (21–1)San Francisco (23–1)1.
2.Iowa (2–0)San Francisco (14–1)Kentucky (22–2)2.
3.Duquesne (1–0)La Salle (22–4)3.
4.Kentucky (1–0)Utah (23–3)4.
5.Indiana (0–0)Iowa (17–4)5.
6.Illinois (2–0)San Francisco (7–1)NC State (28–4)6.
7.NC State (2–0)Duquesne (19–4)7.
8.Holy Cross (1–0)Oregon State (21–7)8.
9.UCLA (1–0)Marquette (22–2)9.
10.Niagara (3–0)Dayton (23–3)10.
11.Notre Dame (1–0)Colorado (16–5)11.
12.Dayton (2–0)UCLA (21–5)12.
13.Saint Louis (1–0) тMinnesota (15–7)13.
14.Utah (2–0) тTulsa (20–6)14.
15.USC (1–0)George Washington (24–6)15.
16.DePaul (2–0)Illinois (17–5)16.
17.Oklahoma A&M (2–0) тNiagara (20–5)17.
18.Oregon State (2–1) тSaint Louis (19–7)18.
19.Cincinnati (2–0)Holy Cross (19–6)19.
20.Wichita State (0–0)Cincinnati (19–7)
SMU (15–8)
20.
Preseason
Dec. 7[1]
Week 2
Dec. 14[1]
Week 3
Dec. 21[1]
Week 4
Dec. 28[1]
Week 5
Jan. 4[1]
Week 6
Jan. 11[1]
Week 7
Jan. 18[1]
Week 8
Jan. 25[1]
Week 9
Feb. 1[1]
Week 10
Feb. 8[1]
Week 11
Feb. 15[1]
Week 12
Feb. 22[1]
Week 13
Mar. 1[2]
Final
Mar. 8[2]
NoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneDropped:
  • Missouri (15–6)
  • Louisville (19–8)
  • Villanova (16–9)

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 634. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.
  2. ^ a b c d ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 644. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.