Texas guard Courtney Ramey (3) puts up a three from the wing over Kansas guard Tristan Enaruna (13) during the second half, Saturday, Jan. 2, 2021 at Allen Fieldhouse. by Nick Krug

KU’s lopsided loss to Texas over the weekend dropped the Jayhawks three spots in the latest Associated Press Top 25 poll, from No. 3 to No. 6.

Texas, meanwhile, moved up four spots from No. 8 and into the Top 5.

Gonzaga and Baylor held their spots as the top two teams in the country, with the Zags picking up 63 of the 64 available first-place votes. Baylor got the other.

In all, four Big 12 Conference teams are in this week’s AP Top 25 — West Virginia is 14th and Texas Tech 18th — and seven past or future Kansas opponents are in this week’s poll, including four teams ranked in the top seven.

After a killer stretch against three Top 15 teams to open Big 12 play, the Jayhawks, who went 2-1 against Texas Tech, West Virginia and Texas to open conference play, will step away from ranked foes during the next two weeks.

KU will play at TCU on Tuesday night at 9 p.m., home versus Oklahoma on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. and at Oklahoma State and home versus Iowa State the following week.

After that, KU and Baylor will get together in Waco, Texas, for the first of two showdowns this season between Big 12 heavyweights (8 p.m. Jan. 18 on ESPN) and the first of three Big Monday games for the Jayhawks during the 2020-21 season.

The Jayhawks’ spot in this week’s poll extends their NCAA record of consecutive weeks in the AP Top 25 to 227.

Here’s a look at the rest of this week’s Top 25:

1 – Gonzaga, 10-0, 1,599 (63)

2 – Baylor, 9-0, 1,537 (1)

3 – Villanova, 8-1, 1,453

4 – Texas, 8-1, 1,415

5 – Iowa, 9-2, 1,298

6 – Kansas, 8-2, 1,224

7 – Creighton, 8-2, 1,140

8 – Wisconsin, 9-2, 1,085

9 – Tennessee, 7-1, 1,076

10 – Michigan, 9-0, 1,039

11 – Houston, 8-1, 977

12 – Illinois, 8-3, 878

13 – Missouri, 7-1, 747

14 – West Virginia, 8-3, 706

15 – Rutgers, 7-2, 703

16 – Minnesota, 10-2, 559

17 – Oregon, 8-1, 545

18 – Texas Tech, 8-3, 445

19 – Clemson, 8-1, 411

19 – Virginia Tech, 8-1, 411

21 – Duke, 3-2, 280

22 – Virginia, 5-2, 258

23 – St. Louis, 7-1, 133

23 – Michigan State, 7-3, 133

25 – Florida State, 5-2, 120

Others receiving votes: Florida 110, Louisville 103, Ohio State 96, Northwestern 86, Oklahoma State 68, Arizona 25, Colorado 19, BYU 18, Drake 17, North Carolina State 16, Oklahoma 15, Arkansas 14, Seton Hall 11, UCLA 6, Xavier 5, San Diego State 4, Connecticut 4, LSU 3, Boise State 3, Indiana 2, Alabama 2, Syracuse 1