2004–05 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings

2004–05 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings
Season	2004–05
NCAA Tournament	2005
Preseason #1	Kansas
NCAA Tournament Champions	North Carolina
NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings
← 2003–04	2005–06 →

The 2004–05 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings was made up of two human polls, the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll, in addition to various other preseason polls.

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 Nov. 16[2]	Week 3 Nov. 23[3]	Week 4 Nov. 30	Week 5 Dec. 7	Week 6 Dec. 14	Week 7 Dec. 21	Week 8 Dec. 28	Week 9 Jan. 4	Week 10 Jan. 11	Week 11 Jan. 18	Week 12 Jan. 25	Week 13 Feb. 1	Week 14 Feb. 8	Week 15 Feb. 15	Week 16 Feb. 22	Week 17 Mar. 1	Week 18 Mar. 8	Final Mar. 15[4]
1.	Kansas	Kansas (0–0)	Wake Forest (2–0)	Wake Forest (5–0)	Illinois (6–0)	Illinois (9–0)	Illinois (10–0)	Illinois (11–0)	Illinois (14–0)	Illinois (16–0)	Illinois (18–0)	Illinois (19–0)	Illinois (21–0)	Illinois (23–0)	Illinois (25–0)	Illinois (27–0)	Illinois (28–0)	Illinois (29–1)	Illinois (32–1) (72)	1.
2.	Wake Forest	Wake Forest (0–0)	Kansas (1–0)	Kansas (2–0)	Kansas (4–0)													North Carolina (26–3)	Duke (25–5)	2.
3.	Georgia Tech																	Wake Forest (26–4)	North Caroina (27–4)	3.
4.	North Carolina																		Louisville (29–4)	4.
5.	Illinois		Illinois (2–0)	Illinois (4–0)															Kentucky (25–5)	5.
6.	Syracuse	Illinois (0–0)																	Wake Forest (26–5)	6.
7.	Oklahoma State																		Washington (27–5)	7.
8.	Connecticut																		Oklahoma State (24–6)	8.
9.	Kentucky																		Arizona (27–6)	9.
10.	Arizona																		Gonzaga (25–4)	10.
11.	Duke																		Syracuse (27–6)	11.
12.	Mississippi State																		Kansas (23–6)	12.
13.	Michigan State																		Connecticut (22–7)	13.
14.	Louisville																		Boston College (24–4)	14.
15.	Maryland																		Michigan State (26–6)	15.
16.	Texas																		Florida (23–7)	16.
17.	Pittsburgh																		Oklahoma (24–7)	17.
18.	Alabama																		Utah (27–5)	18.
19.	NC State																		Villanova (22–7)	19.
20.	Notre Dame																		Wisconsin (22–8)	20.
21.	Wisconsin																		Alabama (24–7)	21.
22.	Washington																		Pacific (26–3)	22.
23.	Florida																		Cincinnati (24–7)	23.
24.	Memphis																		Texas Tech (20–10)	24.
25.	Gonzaga																		Georgia Tech (19–11)	25.
	Preseason [5]	Week 2 Nov. 16[6]	Week 3 Nov. 23[7]	Week 4 Nov. 30	Week 5 Dec. 7	Week 6 Dec. 14	Week 7 Dec. 21	Week 8 Dec. 28	Week 9 Jan. 4	Week 10 Jan. 11	Week 11 Jan. 18	Week 12 Jan. 25	Week 13 Feb. 1	Week 14 Feb. 8	Week 15 Feb. 15	Week 16 Feb. 22	Week 17 Mar. 1	Week 18 Mar. 8	Final Mar. 15[8]
		None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	Dropped: Pittsburgh (20–8) Nevada (24–6) Charlotte (21–7)

Coaches Poll

	Preseason [9]	Week 2 Nov. 23[9]	Week 3 Nov. 30[9]	Week 4 Dec. 7[9]	Week 5 Dec. 14[9]	Week 6 Dec. 21[9]	Week 7 Dec. 28[9]	Week 8 Jan. 4[9]	Week 9 Jan. 11[9]	Week 10 Jan. 18[9]	Week 11 Jan. 25[9]	Week 12 Feb. 1[10]	Week 13 Feb. 8[10]	Week 14 Feb. 15[10]	Week 15 Feb. 22[10]	Week 16 Mar. 1[10]	Week 17 Mar. 8[10]	Week 18 Mar. 15[10]	Final Apr. 5[10]
1.	Kansas	Wake Forest (2–0)																	North Caroina (33–4)	1.
2.	Wake Forest	Kansas (1–0)																	Illinois (37–2)	2.
3.	North Carolina																		Louisville (33–5)	3.
4.	Georgia Tech																		Michigan State (26–7)	4.
5.	Illinois																		Kentucky (28–6)	5.
6.	Syracuse																		Arizona (30–7)	6.
7.	Connecticut																		Duke (27–6)	7.
8.	Oklahoma State																		Oklahoma State (26–7)	8.
9.	Kentucky																		Washington (29–6)	9.
10.	Michigan State																		Wisconsin (25–9)	10.
11.	Arizona																		Wake Forest (27–6)	11.
12.	Duke																		West Virginia (24–11)	12.
13.	Louisville																		Villanova (24–8)	13.
14.	Mississippi State																		Utah (29–6)	14.
15.	Texas																		Kansas (23–7)	15.
16.	Maryland																		Texas Tech (22–11)	16.
17.	Pittsburgh																		Connecticut (23–8)	17.
18.	Alabama																		Gonzaga (26–5)	18.
19.	NC State																		Boston College (25–5)	19.
20.	Wisconsin																		Oklahoma (25–8)	20.
21.	Notre Dame																		Syracuse (27–7)	21.
22.	Florida																		NC State (21–14)	22.
23.	Memphis																		Wisconsin-Milwaukee (26–6)	23.
24.	Washington																		Florida (24–8)	24.
25.	Stanford																		Cincinnati (25–8)	25.
	Preseason [9]	Week 2 Nov. 23[9]	Week 3 Nov. 30[9]	Week 4 Dec. 7[9]	Week 5 Dec. 14[9]	Week 6 Dec. 21[9]	Week 7 Dec. 28[9]	Week 8 Jan. 4[9]	Week 9 Jan. 11[9]	Week 10 Jan. 18[9]	Week 11 Jan. 25[9]	Week 12 Feb. 1[10]	Week 13 Feb. 8[10]	Week 14 Feb. 15[10]	Week 15 Feb. 22[10]	Week 16 Mar. 1[10]	Week 17 Mar. 8[10]	Week 18 Mar. 15[10]	Final Apr. 5[10]
		None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	Dropped: Alabama (24–8) Pacific (26–4) Georgia Tech (19–12)

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"Men's College Basketball Rankings - Week 3". ESPN. Retrieved May 30, 2020.
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