Kenny Kadji talks about his huge shot at Clemson and his Hurricanes now trailing only Indiana in the polls.
The Miami Hurricanes' assault on the record books continues.
UM moved up to No. 2 in the latest Associated Press Top 25 poll, the highest ranking in school history. The `Canes broke a record set the previous week, when they had moved up to No. 3 in the polls.
UM (21-3) received 20 first-place votes in this week's poll.
Miami, which has won 13 straight games, is coming off a 45-43 win at Clemson Sunday night and a 74-69 win at rival Florida State Feb. 13.
The Hurricanes are 12-0 in the the ACC, the best league start since Duke went 16-0 en route to the conference title in 1998-99.
Indiana remained the No. 1 team for the second consecutive week, earning 43 first-place votes. Miami supplanted Duke, which lost at Maryland on Saturday night, at No. 2. Gonzaga is ranked third with two first-place votes. Michigan State is No. 4 and Florida is No. 5.
UM, chasing its first conference basketball championship, has a three-game lead over Duke with six games left.
Miami's next game is against Virginia Tuesday. Tipoff is at 9 p.m. at the BankUnited Center, where the Hurricanes haven't lost all year.
Miami also is No. 2 in the latest USA Today Top 25 coaches' poll, receiving seven first-place votes.
