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Indiana moves into the top spot in both polls

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Indiana’s Cody Zeller (40) takes a rebound back to the basket for a dunk against Michigan during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, in Bloomington, Ind. (AP Photo/Doug McSchooler)

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The new top 25 polls have been released, and it should come as no surprise to anyone that Indiana has moved back into the top spot.

The Hoosiers received 58 of the 65 first place votes in the AP Poll, while geting 25 of the 31 votes in the Coaches Poll.

Every other first place vote went to Florida, which, if you believe us, was the right decision. The Gators finished second in both polls. Michigan dropped to No. 3 in both polls after their loss to Indiana on Saturday night.

In fact, the top seven is identical in the two polls, with Duke, Kansas, Gonzaga and Arizona sliding in behind the Wolverines.

Perhaps the most interesting part of the latest top 25 is that Missouri is still ranked. They are 20th in the Coaches poll and 21st in the AP, despite looking nothing like a top 25 team since before Laurence Bowers injured his knee.