Kentucky finishes regular season No. Kentucky ends the college regular season with the unanimous No. 1 ranking in the USA Today/ESPN basketball coaches' Top 25. MCLEAN, Va., March 5 (UPI) -- Kentucky ends the college regular season with the unanimous No. It isn't a surprise the Wildcats (30-1) are No.1. They have received all the first-place votes for six weeks and a win Sunday over Florida gave Kentucky a 22-game winning streak. The Wildcats haven't lost since a one-point defeat at Indiana Dec. 10. Syracuse (30-1) again pulls in all the votes for No. The Orange have won 10 straight since their lone loss -- a nine-point defeat at Notre Dame. Kansas (26-5) moves to the No. 3 spot and North Carolina (27-4), the pre-season No. 1, is fourth. Missouri (27-4) goes from eighth to No. 5 while Duke (26-5) drops three to sixth after the loss to North Carolina. Big 10 co-champions (along with Michigan) Ohio State (24-5) and Michigan State (24-7) are seventh and eighth, respectively. Marquette (25-6) is in at No. 9 and Murray State (30-1) is 10th. Baylor (25-6) slips out of the Top 10 to No. 11 followed by Wisconsin (23-8) and Michigan (23-8). Georgetown (22-7) comes in at No. 14 and Indiana (24-7) is the fifth Big Ten team in the Top 15. Wichita State (27-5) is voted into the 16th spot with Florida State (21-9) up five to 17th and St. Mary's (Calif.) (26-5) up three to 18th. Florida (22-9) slides six places to 19th and Nevada-Las Vegas (25-7) takes the 20th place. San Diego State (24-6) sites in 21st followed by, in order, Creighton (28-5), Notre Dame (21-10), Temple (24-6) and Gonzaga (25-5). Gonzaga is the only new entry this week. Louisville drops from the Top 25.