Brownell and the Tigers remain ranked

Brad Brownell and Clemson men’s basketball dropped some spots in the latest Associated Press Top 25 men’s college basketball poll, ranking No.24 in the AP Poll.

Dropping five spots since the previous rankings from No.19, Brownell and the Tigers lost their first ACC game of the season Tuesday falling to Wake Forest 87-77 on the road. Clemson recovered nicely later in the week on Saturday, defeating Virginia Tech 51-50 at Littlejohn Coliseum.

The Tigers will look to continue their strong season as they face off with Georgia Tech Tuesday at Littlejohn Coliseum with a 9 p.m. tipoff.

Here is a look at the full AP Top 25 poll.

1			2		1,527 (39)
2			2		1,511 (23)
3			2		1,333
4 5 1,298 5 8 1,254 6 5 1,195 7 3 1,160 8 3 1,155 9 7 1,117 10 3 @ West Virginia W 69-61 980 11 3 875 12 – @ Oklahoma State L 61-59 817 13 5 807 14 8 784 15 1 @ South Carolina W 81-66 699 16 4 600 17 4 497 18 – @ Northeastern W 87-61 445 19 4 372 20 3 328 21 3 271 22 – vs Santa Clara W 77-58 254 23 1 194 24 5 vs Virginia Tech W 51-50 169 25 – vs Boise State W 81-79 156 Others receiving votes: Duke 102, Indiana 61, San Diego State 57, Rutgers 31, Kent State 24, North Carolina 12, Michigan State 10, Creighton 9, Illinois 9, Arkansas 9, Missouri 8, Wisconsin 6, North Carolina State 4, Kentucky 3, VCU 2, Boise State 2, Memphis 1, Wake Forest 1, Oral Roberts 1