Michigan, Kansas Go Down as Run Continues There goes another one, and another one. 3 Michigan, fifth-ranked Kansas and No. 11 Louisville all lost on Saturday, continuing a perilous stretch for the Top 25. The Wolverines became the third top-three team to fall this week when Ben Brust hit a tiebreaking 3-pointer with less than 40 seconds left in overtime, leading Wisconsin to a 65-62 victory. Brust also tied the game at the end of regulation with a heave from just inside halfcourt. That's just the way it has gone lately for the top of the poll. 2 Florida lost at Arkansas on Tuesday night, and No. 1 Indiana dropped a 74-72 decision at Illinois on Thursday. 1 in The Associated Press' Top 25, which would be the second-longest streak since the first AP poll in 1949. Wisconsin's Sam Dekker, facing camera at left, celebrates with teammate Dan Fahey after Wisconsin defeated Michigan 65-62 in an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013, in Madison, Wis. The Jayhawks have dropped three straight games for the first time in eight years after they lost 72-66 at Oklahoma. "It hasn't been a good week for us by any stretch, but let's be real," Kansas coach Bill Self said. We were ranked No. 2 in the country seven days ago, and you don't go from being a good team to a bad team overnight. We've had a couple of bad outings, but we're still a good team. According to STATS LLC, Top 25 teams lost to unranked teams 36 times from Jan. 17 to Feb. 6 this season, most in at least 17 years. Louisville lost 104-101 in five overtimes at No. 25 Notre Dame on Saturday night. It was the longest regular-season game in Big East history. The Irish trailed by eight with 46 seconds left in regulation.