UConn has won 12 women’s basketball national championships. Tennessee has won eight. Nobody else comes close. And that’s why it should be no surprise to see those two powerhouse programs ranked atop The Associated Press Top 25 all-time rankings,

This article was originally published on www.fansided.com as WBB rankings: Projected AP Top 25 after UCLA's road win over Ohio State.

Last week, Louisville jumped six spots in the AP Top 25 poll, boosted by their overtime win over now-No. 16 North Carolina. The Cardinals maintained their positive momentum, earning another statement win against now-No. 23 Tennessee and advancing three more spots to No. 13.

Undefeated UConn still has the top spot in The Associated Press Top 25 women's basketball poll. The Huskies received 24 first-place votes from a 32-member national media panel.

The Wildcats added to one of the best résumés in the country by defeating Alabama 96-75. Arizona boasts five ranked wins: Florida, UCLA, UConn, Alabama and Auburn. Michigan received the second-most first-place votes (15) after defeating Villanova and Maryland. Duke, another team that challenged for the No. 1 spot, was idle.

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UConn, Texas, South Carolina, and UCLA remain at the top of The Associated Press Top 25 women's basketball poll.

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