The AP Men’s Basketball Poll got a fresh update on Monday after a week that saw No. 1, No. 4, and No. 6 go down.

With the Wildcats falling to Stanford on Saturday, UCLA and Arizona swapped again in the latest media poll.

The Bruins rose up to No. 4 in the country, marking a seventh consecutive week inside the AP Top 10 and the second time this season they’ve cracked the top five. The fourth-place ranking is also a season-high.

UCLA went through the state of Oregon last week, blasting Oregon State on Thursday, 62-47, and then handling an upset-minded Oregon team on Saturday 70-63 to win its fourth straight.

Arizona, which fell from No. 4 to No. 8, saw its seven-game winning streak snapped in Palo Alto on Saturday. Stanford, which shot 61% from the field for the game, held Pac-12 Player of the Year frontrunner Azuolas Tubelis to just four points and handed Arizona its fourth loss of the season, 88-79.

The Wildcats host Utah and Colorado this week. UCLA plays host to Stanford and Cal.

No other Pac-12 team received votes in the latest poll. You can see the full Top 25 below:

  1. Alabama (38 first-place votes)
  2. Houston (22)
  3. Purdue (2)
  4. UCLA
  5. Kansas
  6. Texas
  7. Virginia
  8. Arizona
  9. Baylor
  10. Tennessee
  11. Marquette
  12. Kansas State
  13. Gonzaga
  14. Indiana
  15. Miami (FL)
  16. Xavier
  17. Saint Mary’s
  18. Creighton
  19. Iowa State
  20. UConn
  21. San Diego State
  22. TCU
  23. NC State
  24. Providence
  25. FAU

Also receiving votes: Missouri 114, Northwestern 96, Illinois 84, Pittsburgh 82, Nevada 36, Oklahoma State 23, Texas A&M 16, Oral Roberts 9, Iowa 5, Arkansas 4, Rutgers 2, Charleston 1, Maryland 1, Boise State 1