This Week's Men's Top 25 Fared

No. 1 Houston (31-3) beat East Carolina 60-46; beat Cincinnati 69-48; lost to Memphis, 75-65.

No. 2 UCLA (29-5) beat Colorado 80-69; beat Oregon 75-56; lost to No. 8 Arizona 61-59.

No. 3 Kansas (27-7) beat West Virginia 78-61; beat Iowa St. 71-58; lost to No. 7 Texas 76-56.

No. 4 Alabama (29-5) beat Mississippi St. 72-49; beat No. 25 Missouri 72-61; beat No. 18 Texas A&M 82-63.

No. 5 Purdue (29-5) beat Rutgers 70-65; beat Ohio St. 80-66; beat Penn St., 67-65.

No. 6 Marquette (28-6) beat St. John's 72-70, OT; beat No. 11 UConn 70-68; beat No. 15 Xavier 65-51.

No. 7 Texas (26-8) beat Oklahoma St. 61-47; beat No. 22 TCU 66-60; beat No. 3 Kansas 76-56.

No. 8 Arizona (28-6) beat Stanford 95-84; beat Arizona St. 78-59; beat No. 2 UCLA 61-59.

No. 9 Gonzaga (28-5) beat San Francisco 84-73; beat No. 16 Saint Mary's 77-51.

No. 10 Baylor (22-10) lost to Iowa St. 78-72.

No. 11 UConn (25-8) beat Providence 73-66; lost to No. 6 Marquette 70-68.

No. 12 Kansas St. (23-9) lost to No. 22 TCU 80-67.

No. 13 Virginia (25-7) beat North Carolina 68-59; beat Clemson 76-56; lost to No. 21 Duke 59-49.

No. 14 Miami (25-7) beat Wake Forest 74-72; lost to No. 21 Duke 85-78.

No. 15 Xavier (25-9) beat DePaul 89-84; beat No. 24 Creighton 82-60; lost to No. 6 Marquette 65-51.

No. 16 Saint Mary's (Cal.) (26-7) beat BYU 76-69; lost to No. 9 Gonzaga 77-51.

No. 17 Tennessee (23-10) beat Mississippi 70-55; lost to No. 25 Missouri 79-71.

No. 18 Texas A&M (25-9) beat Arkansas 67-61; beat Vanderbilt 87-75; lost to No. 4 Alabama, 82-63.

No. 19 Indiana (22-11) beat Maryland 70-60; lost to Penn St. 77-73.

No. 20 San Diego St. (27-6) beat Colorado St. 64-61; beat San Jose St. 64-49; beat Utah St. 62-57.

No. 21 Duke (26-8) beat Pittsburgh 96-69; beat No. 14 Miami 85-78; beat No. 13 Virginia 59-49.

No. 22 TCU (21-12) beat No. 12 Kansas St. 80-67; lost to No. 7 Texas 66-60.

No. 23 Kentucky (21-11) lost to Vanderbilt 80-73.

No. 24 Creighton (21-12) beat Villanova 87-74; lost to No. 15 Xavier 82-60.

No. 25 Missouri (24-9) beat No. 17 Tennessee 79-71; lost to No. 4 Alabama 72-61.