January 18, 1949 AP Men's Basketball Poll

Rank			Team (FPV)		Conference		W-L		PTS
1	< NA		Saint Louis (69)						904
2	< NA		Kentucky (16)		SEC				842
3	< NA		Western Kentucky (2)						545
4	< NA		Minnesota (3)		Big Ten				480
5	< NA		Oklahoma State (3)						289
6	< NA		San Francisco						248
7	< NA		Illinois		Big Ten				215
8	< NA		Hamline (MN)						171
9	< NA		Villanova						135
10	< NA		Utah						122
11	< NA		Tulane						117
12	< NA		Loyola Chicago						101
13	< NA		Cincinnati						100
14	< NA		Holy Cross (MA)						80
15	< NA		Bowling Green (OH)						70
16	< NA		Bradley (IL)						69
17	< NA		Stanford						56
18	< NA		Butler (IN)						46
18	< NA		Washington State						46
20	< NA		New York						44
NR	< NA		Baylor						38
NR	< NA		CCNY						36
NR	< NA		DePaul (IL)						34
NR	< NA		Duquesne (PA)						33
NR	< NA		La Salle (PA)						32
NR	< NA		North Carolina State						29
NR	< NA		Notre Dame						27
NR	< NA		Oklahoma						25
NR	< NA		Texas						25
NR	< NA		Wyoming						21

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NOTES
- First-place votes, W-L records, and total points are not available prior to 2001-02. If you have some of this data from a verifiable source, please contact me.
- Regular-season polls from 1949-60 had 20 teams, from 1961-68 had 10 teams (except in December 1960 and the 1964-65 preseason polls), and 1990-present had 25 teams.
- Preseason polls started in the 1961-62 season, and there were post-tournament polls in 1953, 1954, 1974, and 1975.
- Poll dates from 1948-49 to 2006-07 fall on Tuesdays with a few exceptions. Dates from 2007-08 to present fall on Mondays.
- Some of this weekly poll data was contributed to the ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Game

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