The Times’ Rankings : TOP 25
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1. Duke (17-1): Clemson had two shots at upset.
2. North Carolina (19-1): Three more games before Duke.
T3. Arizona (15-3): Crucial Stanford game next week.
T3. Stanford (16-0): Hard to find a weakness.
5. Kansas (21-3): Shown up in Show-Me State again.
6. Kentucky (17-2): Learn how to say Nazr.
7. Utah (15-0): UNLV, New Mexico tests on way.
8. Connecticut (16-3): St. John’s was upsetting.
9. Purdue (16-4): Lost battle of Indiana to Hoosiers.
10. UCLA (14-3): Can’t keep playing one-on-one.
11. Iowa (15-3): Last Big Ten title was 1979.
12. Princeton (13-1): Tigers chewing on Ivy.
13. Mississippi (13-2): Rocky-topped at Tennessee.
14. Syracuse (15-3): Another Notre Dame victim.
15. Michigan (15-4): Wolverine an unpredictable animal.
16. Clemson (12-6): One more shot against Duke, please.
17. Maryland (11-5)D: Knocked No. 1 Carolina out Cole.
18. New Mexico (13-3): Lobos believe in Arizona.
19. South Carolina (12-3): Still misses Larry Davis.
20. Arkansas (15-3): Played Kentucky tough.
21. Florida State (13-5): ACC battle-scarred.
22. Xavier, Ohio (12-4): Can pour on pressure.
23. Cincinnati (14-2): Should only get better.
24. Rhode Island (12-3): Just another victim at St. Bonaventure.
25. Indiana (13-5): Recker a freshman to reckon with.
GAME OF THE WEEK
CONNECTICUT at SYRACUSE
* When--Saturday. Time--1 p.m. PST.
* Storyline--Things are suddenly tough for the Huskies, who were upset by St. John’s this week in one of a series of setbacks. Starting forward Kevin Freeman is out because of a broken wrist, reserve forward Antric Klaiber was suspended after a drunk-driving arrest, and freshman point guard Khalid El-Amin is hampered because of a bruised leg. UConn sophomore forward Richard Hamilton has been a scoring machine, but Syracuse--coming off a loss to Notre Dame--might be able to take advantage of the situation on its home court.
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