2024 AP Poll Top 25 Women's College Basketball Rankings for Week 19: Updated NCAAB Rankings

The women's college basketball season is nearing the grand finale as the AP Poll Top 25 for Week 19 has been officially released. The conference tournaments have wrapped up for the major conferences, and some automatic bids have already been cashed in. It's time to break down the rankings and discuss what this means.

AP Poll Top 25 Breakdown

The AP Poll has seen its twists and turns, and Week 19 of the women's basketball season is no different. We have the undefeated South Carolina Gamecocks at the top of the list, but the projected number-one seeds are Iowa, USC and Stanford.

Below is the AP Poll heading into Selection Sunday.

Ranking	Team	Record
1	South Carolina	32-0
2	Iowa	29-4
3	USC	26-5
4	Stanford	28-5
5	Texas	28-4
6	UCLA	25-6
7	Ohio State	25-5
8	LSU	28-5
9	Notre Dame	26-6
10	UConn	28-5
11	NC State	27-6
12	Oregon State	24-7
13	Virginia Tech	24-7
14	Gonzaga	29-2
15	Indiana	24-5
16	Kansas State	25-6
17	Oklahoma	22-8
18	Colorado	2-9
19	Baylor	24-7
20	Utah	22-10
21	UNLV	27-2
22	Syracuse	23-7
23	Creighton	25-5
24	Louisville	24-9
25	Fairfield	28-1

Who climbed the most in this week's AP Poll Top 25?

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish climbed up the AP Poll the most as they jumped five spots and now sit in the ninth ranking. As the fourth seed in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, they could defeat the fifth-seed Louisville Cardinals, top-seed Virginia Tech Hokies and second-seed NC State Wolfpack.

Who has fallen the most in this week's AP Poll Top 25?

The Ohio State Buckeyes and the Indiana Hoosiers fell the most as they are down three spots compared to their standings last week. The Buckeyes lost in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals to the Maryland Terrapins 82-61 and were eliminated without winning a single game. They never had a chance, as they never held the lead after the 6:29 mark in the second quarter.

The Hoosiers had a tough showing in the Big Ten tournament, as they also were upset in the quarterfinals. The Michigan Wolverines knocked them off with a 69-56 final score. Indiana controlled the game for a while, but a 29-13 run in the fourth quarter for Michigan propelled them to victory and eliminated the Hoosiers.

The two upsets made the tournament very interesting, but expect both teams to hear their names during Selection Sunday.