South Carolina Still No. 1 in AP Women's Basketball Poll

NEW YORK (AP) — South Carolina still leads the way in The Associated Press women's college basketball poll in a week that saw seven ranked teams fall to unranked opponents. The top of the poll was unscathed with none of the first seven teams losing. The No. 1 Gamecocks received 27 of 30 first-place votes from the national media panel a day after clinching their fifth Southeastern Conference title in seven years. No. 2 Baylor got two first-place votes and No. 3 Oregon got one. Stanford and Louisville round out the top five. TCU enters the rankings for the first time in two years, coming in at No. 25.

	Record	Pts	Prv
1. South Carolina (27)	27-1	747	1
2. Baylor (2)	25-1	713	2
3. Oregon (1)	25-2	700	3
4. Stanford	24-3	635	4
5. Louisville	25-3	624	5
6. UConn	23-3	605	6
7. Maryland	23-4	587	7
8. NC State	23-3	523	10
9. UCLA	23-4	493	8
10. Mississippi St.	23-5	447	9
11. Gonzaga	27-2	415	13
12. Texas A&M	22-5	387	16
13. Arizona	22-5	379	11
14. Northwestern	24-3	347	18
15. Kentucky	20-6	336	14
16. DePaul	25-4	324	12
17. Oregon St.	20-8	272	15
18. Iowa	22-5	260	19
19. Florida St.	21-6	198	17
20. South Dakota	26-2	192	20
21. Missouri St.	23-3	165	23
22. Indiana	21-7	127	24
23. Princeton	21-1	83	25
24. Arizona St.	19-9	60	21
25. TCU	20-5	59	-