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Duke was back in a familiar place in The Associated Press' final college basketball poll Monday.
The Blue Devils (30-3), the overall No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament, were the top-ranked team in the season's final poll for the fifth time since 1999.
They moved back to No. 1 from third after winning the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament last weekend, while Connecticut and Villanova, the teams ahead of them last week, both lost in the Big East tournament.
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Duke was back in a familiar place in The Associated Press' final college basketball poll Monday.
The Blue Devils (30-3), the overall No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament, were the top-ranked team in the season's final poll for the fifth time since 1999.
They moved back to No. 1 from third after winning the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament last weekend, while Connecticut and Villanova, the teams ahead of them last week, both lost in the Big East tournament.
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