1984–85 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings

1984–85 NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings
Season	1984–85
NCAA Tournament	1985
Preseason #1	Georgetown
NCAA Tournament Champions	Villanova
NCAA Division I men's basketball rankings
← 1983–84	1985–86 →

The 1984–85 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 1 Nov. 26[1]	Week 2 Dec. 3[1]	Week 3 Dec. 10[1]	Week 4 Dec. 17[1]	Week 5 Dec. 24[1]	Week 6 Dec. 31[1]	Week 7 Jan. 7[1]	Week 8 Jan. 14[1]	Week 9 Jan. 21[1]	Week 10 Jan. 28[1]	Week 11 Feb. 4[1]	Week 12 Feb. 11[2]	Week 13 Feb. 18[2]	Week 14 Feb. 25[2]	Week 15 Mar. 4[2]	Final Mar. 11[2][3]
1.	Georgetown	Georgetown (1–0)															Georgetown (30–2)	1.
2.	Illinois	DePaul (1–0)															Michigan (25–3)	2.
3.	DePaul	St. John's (0–0)															St. John's (27–3)	3.
4.	Indiana	Duke (0–0)															Oklahoma (28–5)	4.
5.	Oklahoma	Memphis (0–0)															Memphis State (27–3)	5.
6.	Duke	Louisville (1–0)															Georgia Tech (24–7)	6.
7.	St. John's	Illinois (3–1)															North Carolina (24–8)	7.
8.	Memphis State	Washington (0–0)															Louisiana Tech (27–2)	8.
9.	Washington	SMU (1–0)															UNLV (27–3)	9.
10.	SMU	Oklahoma (1–1)															Duke (22–7)	10.
11.	UNLV	NC State (1–0)															VCU (25–5)	11.
12.	Syracuse	Indiana (0–1)															Illinois (24–8)	12.
13.	NC State	UAB (3–0)															Kansas (25–7)	13.
14.	LSU	Syracuse (0–0)															Loyola-Chicago (25–5)	14.
15.	Virginia Tech	Virginia Tech (1–0)															Syracuse (21–8)	15.
16.	Arkansas	LSU (0–0)															NC State (20–9)	16.
17.	Louisville	Arkansas (1–0)															Texas Tech (23–7)	17.
18.	Kentucky	Georgia Tech (1–0)															Tulsa (23–7)	18.
19.	Kansas	North Carolina (1–0)															Georgia (21–8)	19.
20.	Georgia Tech	Kansas (2–1) UNLV (0–1)			Louisiana Tech (8–0)										Loyola-Chicago (20–5)		LSU (19–9)	20.
	Preseason [1]	Week 1 Nov. 26[1]	Week 2 Dec. 3[1]	Week 3 Dec. 10[1]	Week 4 Dec. 17[1]	Week 5 Dec. 24[1]	Week 6 Dec. 31[1]	Week 7 Jan. 7[1]	Week 8 Jan. 14[1]	Week 9 Jan. 21[1]	Week 10 Jan. 28[1]	Week 11 Feb. 4[1]	Week 12 Feb. 11[2]	Week 13 Feb. 18[2]	Week 14 Feb. 25[2]	Week 15 Mar. 4[2]	Final Mar. 11[2][4]
		Dropped: Kentucky (0–0)	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	Dropped: SMU

Coaches Poll

	Week 1 Nov. 26[1]	Week 2 Dec. 3[1]	Week 3 Dec. 10[1]	Week 4 Dec. 17[1]	Week 5 Dec. 24[1]	Week 6 Dec. 31[1]	Week 7 Jan. 7[1]	Week 8 Jan. 14[1]	Week 9 Jan. 21[1]	Week 10 Jan. 28[1]	Week 11 Feb. 4[1]	Week 12 Feb. 11[2]	Week 13 Feb. 18[2]	Week 14 Feb. 25[2]	Week 15 Mar. 4[2]	Final Mar. 11[2]
1.	Georgetown (1–0)															Georgetown (30–2)	1.
2.	DePaul (1–0)															Michigan (25–3)	2.
3.	St. John's (0–0)															St. John's (27–3)	3.
4.	Louisville (1–0)															Memphis State (27–3)	4.
5.	Illinois (3–1)															Oklahoma (28–5)	5.
6.	Duke (0–0)															Georgia Tech (24–7)	6.
7.	Memphis State (0–0)															North Carolina (24–8)	7.
8.	SMU (1–0)															Louisiana Tech (27–2)	8.
9.	Washington (0–0)															UNLV (27–3)	9.
10.	Oklahoma (1–1)															Illinois (24–8)	10.
11.	UAB (3–0)															VCU (25–5)	11.
12.	NC State (1–0)															Duke (22–7)	12.
13.	Indiana (0–1)															Kansas (25–7)	13.
14.	LSU (0–0)															Tulsa (23–7)	14.
15.	Kansas (2–1)															Syracuse (21–8)	15.
16.	UNLV (0–1)					Louisiana Tech (9–0)										Texas Tech (23–7)	16.
17.	Kentucky (0–0)															Loyola-Chicago (25–5)	17.
18.	Arkansas (1–0)														Loyola-Chicago (22–5)	NC State (20–9)	18.
19.	North Carolina (1–0)															LSU (19–9)	19.
20.	Virginia Tech (1–0)															Michigan State (19–9)	20.
	Week 1 Nov. 26[1]	Week 2 Dec. 3[1]	Week 3 Dec. 10[1]	Week 4 Dec. 17[1]	Week 5 Dec. 24[1]	Week 6 Dec. 31[1]	Week 7 Jan. 7[1]	Week 8 Jan. 14[1]	Week 9 Jan. 21[1]	Week 10 Jan. 28[1]	Week 11 Feb. 4[1]	Week 12 Feb. 11[2]	Week 13 Feb. 18[2]	Week 14 Feb. 25[2]	Week 15 Mar. 4[2]	Final Mar. 11[2]
		None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	Dropped: SMU Georgia (21–8)

References

ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 921. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.
ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 922. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.
"1985 Final AP Men's Basketball Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved 2012-04-22.
"1985 Final AP Men's Basketball Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved 2012-04-22.

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[ESPN-1] ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 921. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.

[ESPN2-2] ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 922. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.

[3] "1985 Final AP Men's Basketball Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved 2012-04-22.

[4] "1985 Final AP Men's Basketball Poll". College Poll Archive. Retrieved 2012-04-22.