Indiana remains No. 1 in AP poll

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Indiana football coach Kevin Wilson talks about the steps his program must take in his third year at the helm, recruiting the Hoosier state and a late addition to the 2013 class at the IU Tailgate Tour on May 21 in Fort Wayne.Tuesday

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Indiana men's basketball associate head coach Tim Buckley talks about the addition of a new player, the program's incoming freshmen and expectations the staff has of the Hoosiers in their offseason workouts.Tuesday

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Indiana men's soccer coach Todd Yeagley talks about his team's offseason training and connections to the Fort Wayne area at the IU Tailgate Tour on May 21 in Fort Wayne.Tuesday

The Indiana men's basketball team remains at No. 1 in The Associated Press men's basketball poll. The Hoosiers received 47 first-place votes for a total of 1,606 points.

Duke moved up to No. 2. The Blue Devils received the other 18 first-place votes and had 1,554 points.

Michigan, Ohio State and Louisville round out the top five.

The Hoosiers, Wolverines and Buckeyes were joined by No. 13 Michigan State, No. 21 Minnesota and No. 22 Illinois as Big Ten teams ranked in the top 25.

Indiana's next opponent, North Carolina, is No. 14. The teams meet Tuesday in Bloomington. One of the teams IU faced last week, Georgetown, moved into the rankings at No. 20.

The complete poll can be found here.

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