LEXINGTON KY - NOVEMBER 30: The Kentucky Wildcats cheerleaders perform during the game against the Boston University Terriers on November 30 2010 in Lexington Kentucky. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Kentucky earned all but two first-place from the Associated Press in its latest top 25 poll.

Earning all but two of the 65 first-place votes cast, the Kentucky Wildcats are the No. 1 team in the Associated Press Top 25 for the second straight week.

The other two No. 1 votes went to Syracuse, which jumped a spot from No. 3 to No. 2 this week. Ohio State, Missouri and North Carolina comprise the rest of the top five.

Gonzaga and Vanderbilt made triumphant returns to the poll, coming in at No. 24 and No. 25, respectively.

Kansas State (22) and Connecticut (24) each fell out of the top 25. The Huskies had been ranked in the last 28 polls, the sixth-longest such streak. The longest current run in the AP Top 25 is Duke at 90 consecutive appearances, a streak that dates back to the preseason poll of 2007-08.

Here's your full AP Poll:

The Associated Press Top 25 Poll

Rank	Team	Record	Votes	Previous
1	Kentucky(63)	21-1	1623	1
2	Syracuse(2)	22-1	1550	3
3	Ohio State	19-3	1498	4
4	Missouri	19-2	1363	2
5	North Carolina	18-3	1331	7
6	Baylor	19-2	1310	6
7	Duke	18-3	1250	8
8	Kansas	17-4	1178	5
9	Michigan State	17-4	1098	10
10	Murray State	21-0	979	11
11	UNLV	20-3	936	12
12	Florida	17-4	861	14
13	Creighton	20-2	803	15
14	Georgetown	16-4	762	9
15	Marquette	18-4	682	17
16	Virginia	17-3	578	19
17	San Diego State	18-3	566	13
18	Saint Mary's	21-2	472	21
19	Wisconsin	17-5	415	25
20	Indiana	17-5	395	16
21	Florida State	14-6	375	23
22	Mississippi State	17-5	329	18
23	Michigan	16-6	305	20
24	Gonzaga	17-3	141	27
25	Vanderbilt	16-5	102	28
Others Receiving Votes: Harvard69, Louisville65, Kansas State40, West Virginia12, Wichita State9, Nevada6, Notre Dame6, Southern Miss5, Iowa State3, Long Beach State3, Iona2, Connecticut2, Illinois1