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By Tom Canahan
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Perfect may be the only
word that can describe topranked
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Oregon State missed
perfection by a single point
Monday as Ralph Miller's
cagers retained the No.l
ranking in The Associated
Press college basketball
poll. The Beavers, 25-0 and
the only major undefeated
team in college basketball,
collected 60-of-61 first-place
votes and 1,219 points of a
possible 1,220.
"One by one we're accomplishing
all the goals we
set for ourselves," Miller
said after Oregon State
defeated No. 13 UCLA 82-76
last Sunday to clinch at least
a tie for the Pac 10 title.
"Naturally I'm pleased,"
added Miller who is in his
11th season at OSU. "I'd
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DEPAUL, ranked fourth
last week, took over the No.2
slot as Louisiana State and
Virginia, Nos.2 and 3,
respectively, a week ago,
slipped a notch after being
upset.
DePaul, 25-1, collected the
other first-place vote and
1,148 points after victories
over Butler and Loyola of
Chicago last week. LSU,
which held the nation's
longest winning streak at 26
before being surprised by
Kentucky 73-71 on Sunday,
picked up 1,044 points.
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who posted victories over
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Irish, victors over St.
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while Iowa retained the No.8
ranking with 834 points.
Utah, upset by Wyoming
last Saturday, slipped two
notches and was ninth with
633 points, while Tennessee
had 549 and rounded out the
Top 10 for the second consecutive
week.
WAKE FOREST headed
the second 10. North
Carolina was 12th followed
by UCLA, Indiana,
Arkansas, Illinois,
Louisville, Brigham Young,
Wyoming and Maryland.
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1. Oregon St. (60) 25 0 1.219
2. DePaul (1) 25 1 1,148
3. Louisiana St. 27-2 1,044
4. Virginia 24 2 1,038
5. Arizona St. 22-3 944
6. Notre Dama 22-4 871
7. Kentucky 22-4 864
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10. Tennessee 20-6 549
11. Wake Forest 22-5 536
12. North Carolina 22-7 485
13. UCLA 18 6 476
14. Indiana 19-9 356
15. Arkansas 22-6 308
16. Illinois 19 6 294
17. Louisville 19 8 283 I
18. Brigham Young 21-6 197
19. Wyoming 215 190 '
20. Maryland 18 8 99
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