The new college basketball rankings are out, and the UCLA Bruins have moved up in the ESPN/USA Today coaches poll, just as they did in the Associated Press poll. The Bruins are 18-7, and one game behind the Arizona Wildcats for the Pac-10 conference lead. The Bruins are in the "others receiving votes" section of the ESPN/USA Today coaches poll, now tied for 30th. Last week, UCLA was ranked 33rd in the coaches poll. This ties the highest ranking of the season for UCLA, which was also ranked 30th on November 15.

Here is the full ESPN/USA Today coaches poll top 25:

1. Kansas (14 first place votes)
2. Texas (13)
   
3. Ohio State (3)
   
4. Pittsburgh (1)
   
5. Duke
6. San Diego State
7. Notre Dame
8. BYU
9. Georgetown
10. Wisconsin
11. Purdue
12. Connecticut
13. Arizona
14. Villanova
15. Florida
16. Louisville
17. Texas A&M
18. Vanderbilt
19. North Carolina
20. Syracuse
21. Missouri
22. Kentucky
23. St. Mary's
    
24. Utah State
25. Temple

The Arizona Wildcats are the only Pac-10 team in the top 25, ranked 13th, up from 16th last week. The Washington Huskies are the only other team in the conference to receive any votes, ranking 29th. The Bruins travel to face Stanford and Cal this week.

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