1966–67 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings

The 1966–67 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings was made up of two human polls, the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll.

1966–67 NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings
Season	1966–67
NCAA Tournament	1967
Preseason #1	UCLA
NCAA Tournament Champions	UCLA
NCAA University Division men's basketball rankings ← 1965–66 1967–68 →

Legend

		Increase in ranking
		Decrease in ranking
		New to rankings from previous week
Italics		Number of first place votes
(#–#)		Win-loss record
т		Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

AP Poll

	Preseason  [1]	Week 2 Dec. 6[1]	Week 3 Dec. 13[1]	Week 4 Dec. 20[1]	Week 5 Dec. 27[1]	Week 6 Jan. 3[1]	Week 7 Jan. 10[1]	Week 8 Jan. 17[1]	Week 9 Jan. 24[1]	Week 10 Jan. 31[1]	Week 11 Feb. 7[1]	Week 12 Feb. 14[1]	Week 13 Feb. 21[2]	Week 14 Feb. 28[2]	Final Mar. 7[2]
1.	UCLA	UCLA (1–0)	UCLA (3–0)	UCLA (3–0)	UCLA (5–0)	UCLA (8–0)	UCLA (9–0)	UCLA (12–0)	UCLA (14–0)	UCLA (15–0)	UCLA (17–0)	UCLA (19–0)	UCLA (21–0)	UCLA (23–0)	UCLA (25–0)	1.
2.	UTEP	UTEP (2–0)	UTEP (5–0)	Louisville (6–0)	Louisville (8–0)	Louisville (11–0)	Louisville (13–0)	Louisville (14–1)	North Carolina (12–1)	North Carolina (13–1)	North Carolina (14–1)	Louisville (20–2)	Louisville (22–2)	Louisville (23–3)	Louisville (23–3)	2.
3.	Kentucky	Kentucky (1–0)	Louisville (3–0)	North Carolina (5–0)	North Carolina (7–0)	North Carolina (9–0)	New Mexico (11–1)	Houston (14–1)	Houston (14–1)	Louisville (16–2)	Louisville (18–2)	Princeton (19–1)	Western Kentucky (20–1)	North Carolina (20–3)	Kansas (20–3)	3.
4.	Duke	Louisville (1–0)	Kentucky (2–1)	UTEP (6–1)	UTEP (7–1)	New Mexico (9–1)	Houston (13–1)	North Carolina (12–1)	Louisville (15–2)	UTEP (14–2)	Princeton (17–1)	North Carolina (16–2)	Kansas (17–3)	Kansas (19–3)	North Carolina (21–4)	4.
5.	Louisville	Houston (2–0)	New Mexico (4–0)	Michigan State (4–0)	New Mexico (7–1)	Houston (11–1)	North Carolina (11–1)	Princeton (13–1)	Princeton (13–1)	Princeton (14–1)	Houston (15–2)	Western Kentucky (18–1)	North Carolina (18–3)	Princeton (22–2)	Princeton (23–2)	5.
6.	New Mexico	New Mexico (2–0)	North Carolina (3–0)	New Mexico (5–1)	Houston (9–1)	UTEP (8–2)	UTEP (10–2)	UTEP (11–2)	UTEP (12–2)	Houston (14–2)	Western Kentucky (16–1)	Kansas (15–3)	Princeton (20–2)	Western Kentucky (21–2)	Western Kentucky (23–2)	6.
7.	Houston	Duke (1–1)	BYU (3–0)	Cincinnati (5–0)	Cincinnati (7–0)	Providence (8–2)	Princeton (11–1)	Kansas (11–2)	Kansas (12–3)	Kansas (12–3)	Kansas (13–3)	Houston (16–3)	Houston (19–3)	Houston (21–3)	Houston (23–3)	7.
8.	Western Kentucky	North Carolina (2–0)	Michigan State (4–0)	Houston (8–1)	St. John's (5–0)	Cincinnati (8–1)	Kansas (10–2)	Florida (11–1)	Western Kentucky (14–1)	Western Kentucky (14–1)	UTEP (15–3)	UTEP (16–4)	Syracuse (19–2)	Tennessee (18–4)	Tennessee (20–5)	8.
9.	North Carolina	BYU	Houston (4–1)	Kansas (6–1)	Vanderbilt (8–1)	Kansas (9–2)	Providence (9–3)	New Mexico (11–3)	Vanderbilt (13–2)	Vanderbilt (14–2)	Providence (14–3)	Vanderbilt (17–3)	Tennessee (17–4)	UTEP (19–5)	Boston College (19–2)	9.
10.	Cincinnati	Cincinnati (2–0)	Cincinnati (3–0)	Vanderbilt (6–1)	Michigan State (5–1)	Bradley (9–2)	Florida (9–1)	Providence (11–3)	Providence (11–3)	Providence (13–3)	Boston College (12–1)	Syracuse (17–2)	UTEP (17–5)	Boston College (17–2)	UTEP (20–5)	10.
	Preseason  [1]	Week 2 Dec. 6[1]	Week 3 Dec. 13[1]	Week 4 Dec. 20[1]	Week 5 Dec. 27[1]	Week 6 Jan. 3[1]	Week 7 Jan. 10[1]	Week 8 Jan. 17[1]	Week 9 Jan. 24[1]	Week 10 Jan. 31[1]	Week 11 Feb. 7[1]	Week 12 Feb. 14[1]	Week 13 Feb. 21[2]	Week 14 Feb. 28[2]	Final Mar. 7[2]
		Dropped: Western Kentucky (1–1)	Dropped: Duke (1–3)	Dropped: BYU (3–2) Kentucky (3–2)	Dropped: Kansas (6–2)	Dropped: Vanderbilt (8–2) Michigan State (5–3)	Dropped: Cincinnati (9–2) Bradley (9–4)	None	Dropped: Florida (11–3) New Mexico (11–5)	None	Dropped: Vanderbilt (15–3)	Dropped: Providence (15–4) Boston College (13–2)	Dropped: Vanderbilt (17–4)	Dropped: Syracuse (19–4)	None

UPI Poll

	Preseason  [1]	Week 2 Dec. 6[1]	Week 3 Dec. 13[1]	Week 4 Dec. 20[1]	Week 5 Dec. 27[1]	Week 6 Jan. 3[1]	Week 7 Jan. 10[1]	Week 8 Jan. 17[1]	Week 9 Jan. 24[1]	Week 10 Jan. 31[1]	Week 11 Feb. 7[1]	Week 12 Feb. 14[1]	Week 13 Feb. 21[2]	Week 14 Feb. 28[2]	Final Mar. 7[2]
1.	UCLA	UCLA (1–0)	UCLA (3–0)	UCLA (3–0)	UCLA (5–0)	UCLA (8–0)	UCLA (9–0)	UCLA (12–0)	UCLA (14–0)	UCLA (15–0)	UCLA (17–0)	UCLA (19–0)	UCLA (21–0)	UCLA (23–0)	UCLA (25–0)	1.
2.	UTEP														Louisville (23–3)	2.
3.	Kentucky														North Carolina (21–4)	3.
4.	Duke														Kansas (20–3)	4.
5.	Michigan State														Princeton (23–2)	5.
6.	Houston														Houston (23–3)	6.
7.	Louisville														Western Kentucky (23–2)	7.
8.	BYU														UTEP (20–5)	8.
9.	Western Kentucky														Tennessee (20–5)	9.
10.	Providence														Boston College (19–2)	10.
11.	Nebraska														Toledo (23–1)	11.
12.	Boston College														St. John's (22–3)	12.
13.	Dayton т														Tulsa (19–7)	13.
14.	Kansas т														Utah State (20–5) т	14.
15.	North Carolina														Vanderbilt (20–5) т	15.
16.	New Mexico т														Pacific (21–3)	16.
17.	Loyola-Chicago т														Providence (20–6)	17.
18.	Cincinnati														New Mexico (18–7)	18.
19.	Colorado State														Duke (13–7)	19.
20.	St. John's														Florida (21–4)	20.
	Preseason  [1]	Week 2 Dec. 6[1]	Week 3 Dec. 13[1]	Week 4 Dec. 20[1]	Week 5 Dec. 27[1]	Week 6 Jan. 3[1]	Week 7 Jan. 10[1]	Week 8 Jan. 17[1]	Week 9 Jan. 24[1]	Week 10 Jan. 31[1]	Week 11 Feb. 7[1]	Week 12 Feb. 14[1]	Week 13 Feb. 21[2]	Week 14 Feb. 28[2]	Final Mar. 7[2]
		None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	None	Dropped: Dayton (21–5) Syracuse (19–5)

References

1. ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 742. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.
2. ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia: The Complete History of the Men's Game. Random House. 2009. p. 743. ISBN 0-345-51392-4.