1967–68 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings
The 1967–68 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings was made up of two human polls, the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll.
1967–68 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings | |||||
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Season | 1967–68 | ||||
NCAA Tournament | 1968 | ||||
Preseason #1 | |||||
NCAA Tournament Champions | UCLA | ||||
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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 [1] | Week 2 Dec. 5[1] | Week 3 Dec. 12[1] | Week 4 Dec. 19[1] | Week 5 Dec. 26[1] | Week 6 Jan. 2[1] | Week 7 Jan. 9[1] | Week 8 Jan. 16[1] | Week 9 Jan. 23[1] | Week 10 Jan. 30[1] | Week 11 Feb. 6[1] | Week 12 Feb. 13[1] | Week 13 Feb. 20[2] | Week 14 Feb. 27[2] | Week 15 Mar. 5[2] | Final Mar. 12[2] | ||
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1. | UCLA | UCLA (1–0) | UCLA (3–0) | UCLA (3–0) | UCLA (5–0) | UCLA (8–0) | UCLA (10–0) | UCLA (12–0) | Houston (17–0) | Houston (18–0) | Houston (20–0) | Houston (21–0) | Houston (23–0) | Houston (25–0) | Houston (27–0) | Houston (29–0) | 1. |
2. | Houston | Houston (1–0) | Houston (4–0) | Houston (7–0) | Houston (10–0) | Houston (13–0) | Houston (15–0) | Houston (16–0) | UCLA (13–1) | UCLA (15–1) | UCLA (16–1) | UCLA (17–1) | UCLA (20–1) | UCLA (21–1) | UCLA (24–1) | UCLA (25–1) | 2. |
3. | Louisville | Louisville (1–0) | Vanderbilt (3–0) | Vanderbilt (5–0) | Indiana (6–0) | North Carolina (7–1) | North Carolina (9–1) | North Carolina (11–1) | North Carolina (11–1) | North Carolina (12–1) | North Carolina (14–1) | North Carolina (17–1) | North Carolina (20–1) | North Carolina (22–1) | St. Bonaventure (21–0) | St. Bonaventure (23–0) | 3. |
4. | North Carolina | Kansas (1–0) | Kentucky (4–0) | North Carolina (4–1) | Tennessee (4–0) | Vanderbilt (9–1) | Kentucky (8–1) | Tennessee (9–1) | New Mexico (16–0) | New Mexico (16–0) | St. Bonaventure (16–0) | St. Bonaventure (17–0) | St. Bonaventure (18–0) | St. Bonaventure (19–0) | Kentucky (21–4) | North Carolina (25–3) | 4. |
5. | Kansas | North Carolina (1–0) | Louisville (2–1) | Indiana (5–0) | North Carolina (4–1) | Kentucky (7–1) | Tennessee (7–1) | Utah (13–1) | St. Bonaventure (13–0) | St. Bonaventure (15–0) | Tennessee (14–2) | New Mexico (19–1) | Kentucky (17–4) | Kentucky (19–4) | North Carolina (22–3) | Kentucky (21–4) | 5. |
6. | Dayton | Dayton (1–0) | Boston College (2–0) | Davidson (5–1) | Kentucky (6–1) | Tennessee (6–1) | Utah (11–1) | New Mexico (14–0) | Tennessee (10–2) | Tennessee (13–2) | New Mexico (17–1) | Columbia (15–3) | Columbia (17–3) | Columbia (19–3) | Duke (20–4) | New Mexico (23–3) | 6. |
7. | Boston College | Purdue (0–1) | North Carolina (2–1) | Kentucky (4–1) | Utah (8–0) | Utah (10–1) | St. Bonaventure (11–0) | St. Bonaventure (12–0) | Vanderbilt (12–3) | Vanderbilt (13–3) | Columbia (13–3) | Tennessee (15–3) | New Mexico (20–2) | New Mexico (22–2) | New Mexico (23–3) | Columbia (22–4) | 7. |
8. | Princeton | Vanderbilt (1–0) | Davidson (4–0) | Boston College (3–0) | Davidson (7–1) | Oklahoma City (8–0) | Vanderbilt (10–2) | Kentucky (9–2) | Columbia (11–3) | Columbia (11–3) | Kentucky (13–4) | Kentucky (15–4) | Duke (16–3) | Marquette (20–3) | Columbia (20–4) | Davidson (23–4) | 8. |
9. | Vanderbilt | Kentucky (1–0) | Indiana (3–0) | Tennessee (3–0) | Vanderbilt (7–1) | St. Bonaventure (9–0) | New Mexico (13–0) | Vanderbilt (11–3) | Kentucky (10–3) | Duke (10–2) | Vanderbilt (14–4) | Vanderbilt (16–4) | Vanderbilt (17–4) | Louisville (18–6) | Louisville (19–6) | Louisville (20–6) | 9. |
10. | Davidson | Boston College (0–0) | Princeton (4–0) | Bradley (7–0) | Boston College (5–1) | New Mexico (10–0) | Columbia (9–3) | Columbia (10–3) | Utah (13–3) | Kentucky (11–4) | New Mexico State (17–2) | Duke (14–3) | Marquette (18–3) | Duke (18–4) | Davidson (20–4) | Duke (21–5) | 10. |
Preseason [1] | Week 2 Dec. 5[1] | Week 3 Dec. 12[1] | Week 4 Dec. 19[1] | Week 5 Dec. 26[1] | Week 6 Jan. 2[1] | Week 7 Jan. 9[1] | Week 8 Jan. 16[1] | Week 9 Jan. 23[1] | Week 10 Jan. 30[1] | Week 11 Feb. 6[1] | Week 12 Feb. 13[1] | Week 13 Feb. 20[2] | Week 14 Feb. 27[2] | Week 15 Mar. 5[2] | Final Mar. 12[2] | ||
Dropped:
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| Dropped: Bradley (8–1) | Dropped:
| Dropped: Oklahoma City (8–2) | None | None | Dropped: Utah (13–6) | Dropped: Duke (11–3) | Dropped: New Mexico State (17–4) | Dropped: Tennessee (15–5) | Dropped: Vanderbilt (19–5) | Dropped: Marquette (21–5) | None |
UPI Poll
Preseason [1] | Week 2 Dec. 5[1] | Week 3 Dec. 12[1] | Week 4 Dec. 19[1] | Week 5 Dec. 26[1] | Week 6 Jan. 2[1] | Week 7 Jan. 9[1] | Week 8 Jan. 16[1] | Week 9 Jan. 23[1] | Week 10 Jan. 30[1] | Week 11 Feb. 6[1] | Week 12 Feb. 13[1] | Week 13 Feb. 20[2] | Week 14 Feb. 27[2] | Week 15 Mar. 5[2] | Final Mar. 12[2] | ||
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1. | UCLA | UCLA (1–0) | UCLA (3–0) | UCLA (3–0) | UCLA (5–0) | UCLA (8–0) | UCLA (10–0) | UCLA (12–0) | Houston (17–0) | Houston (18–0) | Houston (20–0) | Houston (21–0) | Houston (23–0) | Houston (25–0) | Houston (27–0) | Houston (29–0) | 1. |
2. | Houston | Houston (1–0) | Houston (4–0) | Houston (7–0) | Houston (10–0) | Houston (13–0) | Houston (15–0) | Houston (16–0) | UCLA (13–1) | UCLA (15–1) | UCLA (16–1) | UCLA (17–1) | UCLA (20–1) | UCLA (21–1) | UCLA (24–1) | UCLA (25–1) | 2. |
3. | Kansas | St. Bonaventure (23–0) | 3. | ||||||||||||||
4. | Louisville | North Carolina (25–3) | 4. | ||||||||||||||
5. | North Carolina | Kentucky (21–4) | 5. | ||||||||||||||
6. | Dayton | Columbia (22–4) | 6. | ||||||||||||||
7. | Boston College | New Mexico (23–3) | 7. | ||||||||||||||
8. | Princeton | Louisville (20–6) | 8. | ||||||||||||||
9. | Vanderbilt | Davidson (23–4) | 9. | ||||||||||||||
10. | Tennessee | Marquette (22–5) | 10. | ||||||||||||||
11. | Indiana | Duke (21–5) | 11. | ||||||||||||||
12. | Davidson | New Mexico State (22–5) | 12. | ||||||||||||||
13. | Cincinnati | Vanderbilt (20–6) | 13. | ||||||||||||||
14. | UTEP | Kansas State (19–7) | 14. | ||||||||||||||
15. | Loyola-Chicago т | Princeton (20–6) | 15. | ||||||||||||||
16. | St. John's т | Army (20–4) | 16. | ||||||||||||||
17. | Wyoming т | Santa Clara (21–3) | 17. | ||||||||||||||
18. | Marquette | Utah (17–9) | 18. | ||||||||||||||
19. | Duke т | Bradley (19–9) | 19. | ||||||||||||||
20. | Niagara т | Iowa State (12–13) | 20. | ||||||||||||||
Preseason [1] | Week 2 Dec. 5[1] | Week 3 Dec. 12[1] | Week 4 Dec. 19[1] | Week 5 Dec. 26[1] | Week 6 Jan. 2[1] | Week 7 Jan. 9[1] | Week 8 Jan. 16[1] | Week 9 Jan. 23[1] | Week 10 Jan. 30[1] | Week 11 Feb. 6[1] | Week 12 Feb. 13[1] | Week 13 Feb. 20[2] | Week 14 Feb. 27[2] | Week 15 Mar. 5[2] | Final Mar. 12[2] | ||
None | None | None | None | None | None | None | None | None | None | None | None | None | None | Dropped:
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References
- ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 751. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.
- ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 752. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.
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