The Arizona Wildcats remain the unanimous No. 1 team in the latest AP Top 25 men's college basketball poll. They received all 60 first-place votes, continuing their dominant season. Nebraska, also undefeated, climbed to a program-best No. 5. This ranking reflects their impressive performance and sets the stage for a compelling week in the Big Ten conference.

Nebraska's rise is a testament to their strong play, now boasting a 24-game winning streak. They face a tough schedule ahead, including matchups against Michigan and Illinois. Arizona, with a 20-0 record, is having its best start since the 2013-14 season. Both teams are looking to maintain their perfect records.

Other notable changes include Duke at No. 4 and Gonzaga moving up to No. 6. Purdue experienced a significant fall after losses, dropping to No. 12. The rankings also reflect the strength of the Big 12 and Big Ten conferences. The NCAA's NET rankings largely align with the AP poll, providing further insight into team performance.

Following a win over West Virginia, Arizona remains a top contender, while Nebraska's ascent adds excitement to the season. With conference play heating up, the rankings will likely see further shifts. Teams like Purdue will look to bounce back, making the upcoming games crucial for seeding and tournament aspirations.