Duke is unanimous No. 1 again in AP Poll

Duke (10-0) received all 65 first-place votes in Monday’s AP Top 25 poll after two easy victories, its second straight week as the unanimous No. 1. The next three spots also remained the same from last week: Kansas, Michigan State and Villanova.

Notre Dame was No. 5 last week, but dropped to No. 9 following an 81-63 loss to the Spartans.

Florida moved up to No. 5 despite not playing last week, followed by Wichita State, Texas A&M, Kentucky and Miami at No. 10.

In the women’s poll, UConn (7-0) remained the unanimous top team. The Huskies trailed No. 3 Notre Dame by 11 points in the fourth quarter before rallying for an 80-71 victory on Sunday. Texas, Notre Dame, Louisville and South Carolina follow the Huskies. The top five teams were unchanged.

Monday’s men’s

Top 25 games

■Florida State 83, (at) No. 5 Florida 66: Terance Mann had 25 points, and CJ Walker scored 17 as the Seminoles (7-0) extended their winning streak against the Gators (5-2) to four, their longest in the 68-game history of the series. Mann made 11 of 17 shots and added eight rebounds.

■(At) No. 23 Baylor 84, San Houston State 56: Jo Lual-Acuil had 15 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Bears (6-2) past the Bearkats (5-4). Chris Galbreath led San Houston State with 24 points and 10 rebounds.

UCLA: The father of guard LiAngelo Ball said he plans to withdraw his son from school because of concerns related to the freshman’s indefinite suspension for his participation in a shoplifting incident during the Bruins’ trip to China.

LaVar Ball told the Los Angeles Times and ESPN that he’s going to explore other options for LiAngelo because “I’m not going to let him sit back and not practice.”