SPORTS Colorado still No. 1 as is UNLV in hoops Hot h the Oregon football team and the men's basketball team received votes in this week's Associated Press Top 25 polls released Monday In the final regular season football poll, the Ducks re ceived 24 votes to finish in 2'lth place overall. Oregon's opponent in the Freedom Howl. Colorado State, received six votes for 33rd place overall Colorado remained atop the poll while Georgia Tech was second again. Texas moved up from fifth to third with a win over Texas A & M. and Miami and Notre Dame rounded out the top five, respectively. Washington and DSC were the only Pacific-10 Conference schools to be included among the Top 25. The Huskies moved from ninth to eighth this week while the Trojans were 21st again this year. The next AP football poll will be released after the {an 1 bowl games. In the basketball poll. Oregon The Top Twenty Five By The Associated Press The Top Twenty l ive teams in the Assoc iated Press 1‘i‘iU final regular season college toot tail I poll, with first-place* votes in par entheses. records through Dec 1 total points based on 25 points tor a first-pl.K e vote through one point for .1 2f>th-place vote, and hist week's rankings 1 Colorado (42> 2 Ga Tech (16) 3 Texas (2) 4 Miami, Fla 5 Notre Dame 6 Florida Si 7 Penn Si 8 Washington 9 Mouslon 10 Tennessee 11 Florida 12 Michigan 13 BYU 14 Clem son 15 Mississippi 16 Illinois 17 Iowa 18 Louisville 19 Nebraska 20 Oklahoma 21 USC 22 Michigan St 23 Southern Mis*. 24 Ohio Si 26 Alabama Record 10 1 1 10-0-1 10 10 920 92 0 920 920 920 10 1 0 822 9 20 8 30 10 2 0 9 20 920 8 30 8 30 9 1 1 9 20 830 83 1 7 3 1 8 3 0 7 3 1 7 40 Pts PvS Others receiving voles 1.4 76 1 397 1.338 1.303 1 252 1 196 1 125 10 1 117 9 945 11 944 12 905 6 833 13 786 4 737 14 535 15 500 16 461 18 450 17 406 19 360 22 352 21 260 23 226 24 197 25 115 Texas ASM 94 Virginia 61 Auburn 47 Oregon 24 San Jose Si 23 California 8 Arizona 7 Colorado Si 6 Va Tech 3 Central Michigan 2. Hawaii 2 Louisiana Tech 2 N Carolina 2 Wyoming 2 Temple 1 rot eived throe votes despite Ire mu 0-2 this season after losing to Missouri ti.VTrH last Saturday The n»n:ks likely ret eived the votes Itecause they almost treat the Tigers at Columbia. Mo. one of the nation's toughest places to play Nevada i.as Vegas. Arizona <1111! Arkansas held the top three spots in the Iraskethall poll again this week Sy r.it use and Duke rounded out the top five this week After Arizona, the next ranked l’ac-10 team is UCLA The Bruins are eighth this week after Iteing 12th last week Arizona, UCLA and Oregon were the only Fat It) teams to receive votes in the basketball poll. The Top Twenty Five By The Associated Press The Top Twenty I ive teams in the Assi* tated Press 1‘1'M) *»1 college basketball poll, with first place votes in parentheses, ret ords through Hoc J total points lwised on 25 points for a first plat r vote through one point lor a 25th place vote and hist week’s rankings Record Pta Pvs 1 UNLV (45) 2 Arizona (19) 3 Arkansas 4 Syracuse 5 Duke 6 Georgetown 7 Indiana 8 UCLA 9 Ohio St 10 North Carolina 11 Pittsburgh 12 Alabama 13 Georgia 14 Connecticut 15 Southern Miss 16 Oklahoma 17 St John s 18 LSU 19 Michigan St 20 Georgia Tech 21 South Carolina be Virginia 23 Teaas 24 Temple 25 Kentucky 10 60 5 1 40 5 1 34 4 1 40 3 0 3 1 4 0 2 1 4 0 30 14 4 1 34 2 1 12 2 1 4 1 32 1 1 1 i 3 0 1 579 l 1 555 2 1 4J5 3 1312 7 1.232 8 1.164 9 1 110 10 i 097 12 1.069 11 998 4 957 13 873 6 774 1 7 730 15 687 19 605 18 484 21 458 20 379 5 316 14 • 148 16 137 22 131 126 Others receiving votes Kansas 114 Missouri 114 New Mean j 111 Rutgers 99 East Tennessee Si 92 N«-w Mexico St 78 Vtllanova 78 OePaoi 73 Murray St 55 Oklahoma St 52 North Carolina St 51 Bowling Green 49 Houston 4t Minnesota 35 Nebraska 31 LoutsviHe 28 Ball St 22 Wyoming 18 New Or leans 16 Clemson 14 South Alabama ’4 Xavier Ohio 13. 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