TCU has made history by achieving its highest ranking ever in The Associated Press Top 25 women's basketball poll, moving up to No. 9 after a strong victory against Notre Dame in the Cayman Islands. This marks a significant milestone for the Horned Frogs as it is their first appearance in the top 10, surpassing their previous best ranking of 13th, which they held back in 2004.
UCLA retains its top position in the rankings with 25 first-place votes, following a successful Thanksgiving tournament where they won three games in three days in Hawaii. UConn remains right behind them after securing two wins in their holiday tournament in the Bahamas. This competitive landscape has seen many teams shifting positions due to recent performances, making the rankings dynamic and exciting.
Both Michigan and Michigan State have made their debut in the rankings this season, marking a notable moment as it's the first time since January 4, 2021, they are both ranked simultaneously. The 23rd-ranked Wolverines return to the Top 25 after being featured in the last poll of the previous season, whereas for the Spartans, this is their first ranking in 24 weeks.
Alabama has achieved its best ranking in 25 years by moving up four spots to No. 19. The Crimson Tide remain undefeated with an 8-0 record, showcasing a strong start to their season. Their rise in the rankings reflects the overall competitive nature of the season and the potential for significant shifts as teams continue to face off.
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