1957–58 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings

1957–58 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings
Season1957–58
NCAA Tournament1958
NCAA Tournament ChampionsKentucky
NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings
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The 1957–58 NCAA men's basketball rankings was made up of two human polls, the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll.

Legend

  Increase in ranking
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  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

Week 1
Dec. 9[1][2]		Week 2
Dec. 16[3][2]		Week 3
Dec. 23[4][2]		Week 4
Dec. 30[5][2]		Week 5
Jan. 6[6][2]		Week 6
Jan. 13[2]		Week 7
Jan. 20[2]		Week 8
Jan. 27[2]		Week 9
Feb. 3[2]		Week 10
Feb. 10[2]		Week 11
Feb. 17[2]		Week 12
Feb. 24[7]		Week 13
Mar. 3[7]		Final
Mar. 10[7][8]
1.North Carolina (1–0)North Carolina (4–0)West Virginia (8–0)West Virginia (8–0)West Virginia (10–0)West Virginia (12–0)West Virginia (13–0)West Virginia (14–0)West Virginia (15–1)Kansas State (16–1)Kansas State (17–1)Kansas State (18–1)Kansas State (20–1)West Virginia (26–1)1.
2.Kansas (3–0)Kansas (5–0)Kansas (7–0)Kansas (9–0)Kansas (10–1)Kansas State (11–1)Kansas (12–2)Kansas (12–2)Kansas (12–2)West Virginia (17–1)Cincinnati (18–2)West Virginia (22–1)West Virginia (23–1)Cincinnati (24–2)2.
3.Kentucky (3–0)Kansas State (4–0)Kansas State (7–0)Kansas State (9–0)North Carolina (9–1)Kansas (10–2)Kansas State (12–1)Cincinnati (13–2)Cincinnati (15–2)Cincinnati (16–2)West Virginia (20–1)Cincinnati (20–2)Cincinnati (22–2)Kansas State (20–3)3.
4.Bradley (1–0)Cincinnati (4–0)North Carolina (5–1)North Carolina (8–1)Kansas State (9–1)San Francisco (12–1)Cincinnati (12–2)Kansas State (13–1)Kansas State (14–1)Kansas (13–3)Kansas (15–3)San Francisco (21–1)San Francisco (23–1)San Francisco (24–1)4.
5.Kansas State (2–0)Kentucky (4–1)Cincinnati (6–0)Cincinnati (7–1)Mississippi State (10–0)Cincinnati (10–2)San Francisco (12–1)San Francisco (13–1)San Francisco (15–1)San Francisco (16–1)San Francisco (19–1)Temple (20–2)Temple (22–2)Temple (24–2)5.
6.San Francisco (2–0)Maryland (4–0)Maryland (6–0)San Francisco (8–1)San Francisco (10–1)North Carolina (11–2)Maryland (10–2)Oklahoma State (12–1)Oklahoma State (13–2)Oklahoma State (15–2)Temple (18–2)Duke (16–5)Duke (17–6)Maryland (20–6)6.
7.Michigan State (2–0)San Francisco (3–0)San Francisco (6–1)Maryland (6–0)Cincinnati (8–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Oklahoma State (11–1)North Carolina (12–3)North Carolina (13–3)Temple (16–2)Duke (14–5)Kansas (16–4)Notre Dame (21–4)Kansas (18–5)7.
8.West Virginia (3–0)West Virginia (5–0)Michigan State (4–0)Michigan State (7–0)Oklahoma State (8–1)Maryland (9–2)North Carolina (12–3)Kentucky (12–3)Maryland (11–3)Duke (12–5)Oklahoma State (16–3)Notre Dame (17–4)Dayton (22–2)Notre Dame (22–4)8.
9.Saint Louis (1–0)Michigan State (3–0)Kentucky (5–3)Mississippi State (9–0)Kentucky (8–3)Kentucky (10–3)Kentucky (12–3)Maryland (10–3)NC State (12–3)Maryland (13–3)NC State (15–4)North Carolina (17–5)Kentucky (19–6)Kentucky (19–6)9.
10.Temple (1–1)Minnesota (3–0)Mississippi State (7–0)Kentucky (6–3)Bradley (6–1)Bradley (8–1)Bradley (10–2)NC State (11–3)Temple (14–2)NC State (14–3)Notre Dame (15–4)Dayton (20–2)Kansas (17–5)Duke (18–7)10.
11.Minnesota (3–0)Bradley (2–1)Bradley (3–1)NC State (8–2)Maryland (7–2)Mississippi State (11–1)Temple (12–2)Temple (13–2)Bradley (12–3)North Carolina (13–4)Dayton (20–2)NC State (16–5)Bradley (18–5)Dayton (23–3)11.
12.NC State (2–0)Seattle (3–0)Utah (6–0)Bradley (5–1)Temple (8–2)Temple (10–2)NC State (11–3)Bradley (11–3)Kentucky (14–4)Kentucky (15–4)Michigan State (14–4)Kentucky (18–5)Michigan State (16–5)Indiana (12–10)12.
13.UCLA (2–0)UCLA (4–0)NC State (6–1)Temple (6–2)NC State (9–2)Tennessee (8–2)St. John's (8–0)St. John's (9–0)Duke (9–5)Bradley (13–4)Kentucky (16–5)Oklahoma State (18–5)North Carolina (17–6)North Carolina (19–7)13.
14.Seattle (0–0)Rice (3–0)Oklahoma State (6–1)Oklahoma State (6–1)Michigan State (7–2)Oklahoma (9–2)Mississippi State (11–3)Mississippi State (12–3)Dayton (16–2)Dayton (18–2)Maryland (14–4)Bradley (17–5)NC State (17–5)Bradley (20–5)14.
15.Notre Dame (2–0)Utah (4–0)Seattle (3–2)Utah (8–1)Oregon State (10–1)St. John's (8–0)Michigan State (9–2)Michigan State (10–3)Michigan State (11–3)Tennessee (15–3)Bradley (14–4)Michigan State (15–4)Mississippi State (20–5)Mississippi State (20–5)15.
16.Rice (2–0)Oklahoma State (3–1)Western Kentucky (4–1)TCU (9–1)St. John's (7–0)Oregon State (10–1)Tennessee (8–4)Dayton (14–2)Seattle (10–4)Seattle (12–4)North Carolina (15–5)Mississippi State (18–5)Auburn (16–6)Auburn (16–6)16.
17.Syracuse (1–0)Oregon State (5–0)Richmond (5–2)St. John's (6–0)Illinois (7–1)Wichita (10–1)Dayton (13–2)Arkansas (11–3)Mississippi State (14–3)Notre Dame (13–4)Seattle (15–5)Maryland (15–6)Maryland (17–6)Michigan State (16–6)17.
18.Oklahoma State (1–1)Mississippi State (6–0)Saint Louis (2–1)Oregon State (8–1)Memphis State (4–3)Michigan State (8–2)Dartmouth (13–1)Wichita (11–4)Arkansas (12–4)Mississippi State (15–4)Mississippi State (16–5)Seattle (16–5)Oklahoma State (18–6)Seattle (19–5)18.
19.Cincinnati (2–0)Richmond (5–0)St. John's (6–0)California (3–4)Utah (9–2)Dartmouth (11–1)Wichita (11–2)Dartmouth (13–1)Georgia Tech (12–7)Michigan State (11–4)Dartmouth (17–2)California (15–6)Seattle (17–5)Oklahoma State (19–7)19.
20.Memphis State (2–0)NC State (5–1)Iowa State (4–2)La Salle (6–2)Seattle (4–4) т
Wichita (9–1) т		NC State (9–3)Arkansas (10–3)Oregon State (12–3)Dartmouth (14–1)Oklahoma (11–4)Tennessee (11–7)Auburn (14–6)St. Bonaventure (19–3)NC State (18–6)20.
Week 1
Dec. 9[1][2]		Week 2
Dec. 16[3][2]		Week 3
Dec. 23[4][2]		Week 4
Dec. 30[5][2]		Week 5
Jan. 6[6][2]		Week 6
Jan. 13[2]		Week 7
Jan. 20[2]		Week 8
Jan. 27[2]		Week 9
Feb. 3[2]		Week 10
Feb. 10[2]		Week 11
Feb. 17[2]		Week 12
Feb. 24[7]		Week 13
Mar. 3[7]		Final
Mar. 10[7][8]
Dropped:
  • Saint Louis
  • Temple (2–2)
  • Notre Dame (3–1)
  • Syracuse
  • Memphis State
Dropped:
  • Minnesota
  • UCLA
  • Rice
  • Oregon State (5–1)
Dropped:
  • Seattle (4–3)
  • Western Kentucky
  • Richmond
  • Saint Louis
  • Iowa State (6–3)
Dropped:
  • TCU (10–1)
  • California (5–2)
  • La Salle
Dropped:
  • Illinois (7–3)
  • Memphis State
  • Utah (10–2)
  • Seattle (6–4)
Dropped:
  • Oklahoma
  • Oregon State (10–2)
Dropped:
Tennessee		Dropped:
  • St. John's
  • Wichita
  • Oregon State
Dropped:
  • Arkansas
  • Georgia Tech
  • Dartmouth
Dropped:
Oklahoma		Dropped:
  • Dartmouth
  • Tennessee
Dropped:
  • California (17–7)
Dropped:
  • St. Bonaventure (19–4)

UP Poll

Week 1
Dec. 10[2]		Week 2
Dec. 17[2]		Week 3
Dec. 24[2]		Week 4
Dec. 31[2]		Week 5
Jan. 7[2]		Week 6
Jan. 14[2]		Week 7
Jan. 21[2]		Week 8
Jan. 28[2]		Week 9
Feb. 4[2]		Week 10
Feb. 11[2]		Week 11
Feb. 18[2]		Week 12
Feb. 25[2]		Week 13
Mar. 4[7]		Final
Mar. 11[7]
1.North Carolina (1–0)North Carolina (4–0)Kansas (7–0)Kansas (9–0)West Virginia (10–0)West Virginia (12–0)West Virginia (13–0)West Virginia (14–0)Kansas (12–2)Kansas State (16–1)Kansas State (17–1)Kansas State (18–1)Kansas State (20–1)West Virginia (26–1)1.
2.Kansas (3–0)Kansas (5–0)Kansas State (7–0)Kansas State (9–0)Kansas (10–1)San Francisco (12–1)Kansas (12–2)Kansas (12–2)West Virginia (15–1)West Virginia (17–1)West Virginia (20–1)West Virginia (22–1)Cincinnati (22–2)Cincinnati (24–2)2.
3.Kentucky (3–0)Kansas State (4–0)West Virginia (8–0)North Carolina (8–1)North Carolina (9–1)Kansas (10–2)San Francisco (12–1)San Francisco (13–1)San Francisco (15–1)San Francisco (16–1)Cincinnati (18–2)Cincinnati (20–2)West Virginia (23–1)San Francisco (24–1)3.
4.Bradley (1–0)San Francisco (3–0)North Carolina (5–1)West Virginia (8–0)San Francisco (10–1)Kansas State (11–1)Kansas State (12–1)Cincinnati (13–2)Kansas State (14–1)Cincinnati (16–2)San Francisco (19–1)San Francisco (21–1)San Francisco (23–1)Kansas State (20–3)4.
5.San Francisco (2–0)Michigan State (3–0)San Francisco (6–1)San Francisco (8–1)Kansas State (9–1)North Carolina (11–2)Cincinnati (12–2)Kansas State (13–1)Cincinnati (15–2)Kansas (13–3)Kansas (15–3)Temple (20–2)Temple (22–2)Temple (24–2)5.
6.Kansas State (2–0)Kentucky (4–1)Michigan State (4–0)Michigan State (7–0)Cincinnati (8–1)Cincinnati (10–2)Oklahoma State (11–1)Oklahoma State (12–1)North Carolina (13–3)Oklahoma State (15–2)Temple (18–2)Duke (16–5)Duke (17–6)Maryland (20–6)6.
7.Michigan State (2–0)Cincinnati (4–0)Cincinnati (6–0)Maryland (6–0)Bradley (6–1) тMaryland (9–2)Maryland (10–2)North Carolina (12–3) тOklahoma State (13–2)Temple (16–2)Oklahoma State (16–3)Kansas (16–4)Michigan State (16–5)Notre Dame (22–4)7.
8.Temple (1–1)Seattle (3–0)Bradley (3–1)Cincinnati (7–1)Temple (8–2) тBradley (8–1)North Carolina (12–3)Temple (13–2) тTemple (14–2)Maryland (13–3)NC State (15–4)Michigan State (15–4)Notre Dame (21–4)Kansas (18–5)8.
9.UCLA (2–0)Maryland (4–0)Maryland (6–0)Bradley (5–1)Oklahoma State (8–1)Oklahoma State (10–1)Temple (12–2)Bradley (11–3)Bradley (12–3)NC State (14–3)Duke (14–5)NC State (16–5)Kansas (17–5)Dayton (23–3)9.
10.Notre Dame (2–0)UCLA (4–0)Utah (6–0)Temple (6–2)Oregon State (10–1)Temple (10–2)Bradley (10–2)Kentucky (12–3)Maryland (11–3)North Carolina (13–4) тMichigan State (14–4)Notre Dame (17–4)Dayton (22–2)Indiana (12–10)10.
11.Rice (2–0)Bradley (2–1)Kentucky (5–3)Oregon State (8–1)Mississippi State (10–0)Oregon State (10–1)Michigan State (9–2)Maryland (10–3)Michigan State (11–3)Kentucky (15–4) тMaryland (14–4)North Carolina (17–5)Bradley (18–5)Bradley (20–5)11.
12.Saint Louis (1–0)Rice (3–0)Temple (4–2)Utah (8–1)Maryland (7–2) тMichigan State (8–2)Kentucky (12–3)NC State (11–3)Kentucky (14–4)Dayton (18–2)Dayton (20–2)Oklahoma State (18–5)Oklahoma State (18–6)North Carolina (19–7)12.
13.Seattle (0–0)Temple (2–2)Seattle (3–2)TCU (9–1)Michigan State (7–2) тKentucky (10–3)Oregon State (10–2)Michigan State (10–3)Dayton (16–2)Duke (12–5)Notre Dame (15–4)Dayton (20–2)NC State (17–5)Duke (18–7)13.
14.Utah (2–0)West Virginia (5–0)Iowa State (4–2)Oklahoma State (6–1)TCU (10–1) тUtah (10–2)NC State (11–3)Oregon State (12–3)NC State (12–3)Bradley (13–4)North Carolina (15–5)Bradley (17–5)Kentucky (19–6)Kentucky (19–6)14.
15.Minnesota (3–0)Utah (4–0)Saint Louis (2–1)Kentucky (6–3)Kentucky (8–3)Mississippi State (11–1)Mississippi State (11–3)Dayton (14–2)Seattle (10–4)Notre Dame (13–4)Bradley (14–4)Kentucky (18–5) тNorth Carolina (17–6)Oklahoma State (19–7)15.
16.West Virginia (3–0)Minnesota (3–0)Oklahoma State (6–1)Seattle (4–3)Utah (9–2)Tennessee (8–2) тDayton (13–2)Arkansas (11–3)Arkansas (12–4) тMichigan State (11–4)Kentucky (16–5)Maryland (15–6) тIndiana (11–10)NC State (18–6) т16.
17.Cincinnati (2–0)Oregon State (5–0)Oregon State (5–1)California (3–4)Minnesota (5–2)Notre Dame (9–2) тSt. John's (8–0)St. John's (9–0)Oregon State (13–4) тMichigan (9–5)Seattle (15–5)California (15–6)Maryland (17–6)Oregon State (20–5) т17.
18.Ohio State (0–2)Iowa State (3–1)Illinois (5–1)Notre Dame (6–2)NC State (9–2) тDayton (11–2)Tennessee (8–4) тCalifornia (9–5)Duke (9–5) тCalifornia (11–6)BYU (11–9)Seattle (16–5)St. Bonaventure (19–3)St. Bonaventure (19–4)18.
19.Illinois (2–0)Duke (2–1) тSt. John's (6–0)UCLA (5–4)California (5–2) тIllinois (7–3) тNotre Dame (10–3) тBYU (6–9) тNotre Dame (13–4) тTennessee (15–3)St. Bonaventure (15–3)St. Bonaventure (17–3)California (17–7)Michigan State (16–6) т19.
20.Washington (1–1)Michigan (3–1) т
Notre Dame (3–1) т		Louisville (5–3) т
Wichita (6–1) т
Yale (3–1) т		Iowa State (6–3)Iowa State (5–2) тMinnesota (5–3) т
Seattle (6–4) т		Xavier (10–2) тNotre Dame (12–3) т
Seattle (9–4) т		BYU (8–9)Seattle (12–4) т
BYU (10–9) т		California (12–6) т
Purdue (11–7) т
Saint Louis (12–7) т		Purdue (12–7)Oregon State (18–4)Seattle (19–5) т
Wyoming (13–13) т		20.
Week 1
Dec. 10[2]		Week 2
Dec. 17[2]		Week 3
Dec. 24[2]		Week 4
Dec. 31[2]		Week 5
Jan. 7[2]		Week 6
Jan. 14[2]		Week 7
Jan. 21[2]		Week 8
Jan. 28[2]		Week 9
Feb. 4[2]		Week 10
Feb. 11[2]		Week 11
Feb. 18[2]		Week 12
Feb. 25[2]		Week 13
Mar. 4[7]		Final
Mar. 11[7]
Dropped:
  • Saint Louis
  • Ohio State
  • Illinois
  • Washington
Dropped:
  • UCLA
  • Rice
  • Minnesota
  • Duke
  • Michigan
  • Notre Dame
Dropped:
  • Saint Louis
  • Illinois
  • St. John's
  • Louisville
  • Wichita
  • Yale
Dropped:
  • Seattle
  • Notre Dame
  • UCLA
Dropped:
  • TCU
  • NC State
  • California
  • Iowa State
Dropped:
  • Utah
  • Illinois
  • Minnesota
  • Seattle
Dropped:
  • Mississippi State
  • Tennessee
  • Xavier
Dropped:
  • St. John's
  • California
Dropped:
  • Arkansas
  • Oregon State
Dropped:
  • Michigan
  • Tennessee
Dropped:
  • BYU
  • Saint Louis
Dropped:
  • Seattle (17–5)
  • Purdue
Dropped:
  • California (17–7)

References

  1. ^ "December 9, 1957 AP Men's Basketball Poll". CollegePollArchive.com. Retrieved April 25, 2021.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 661. ISBN 978-0-345-51392-2.
  3. ^ "December 16, 1957 AP Men's Basketball Poll". CollegePollArchive.com. Retrieved April 25, 2021.
  4. ^ "December 23, 1957 AP Men's Basketball Poll". CollegePollArchive.com. Retrieved April 25, 2021.
  5. ^ "December 30, 1957 AP Men's Basketball Poll". CollegePollArchive.com. Retrieved April 25, 2021.
  6. ^ "January 6, 1958 AP Men's Basketball Poll". CollegePollArchive.com. Retrieved April 25, 2021.
  7. ^ a b c d e ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 662. ISBN 978-0-345-51392-2.
  8. ^ "1958 Final AP Men's Basketball Poll". CollegePollArchive.com. Retrieved April 25, 2021.

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