LOOK: Legendary coach Roy Williams in attendance for Kansas game

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Although he’s now retired from coaching college basketball, legendary coach Roy Williams is still around the game. The former Kansas and North Carolina head man compiled a 903-264 overall record in 33 years and decided to step away from the coaching field back in April.

With Williams no longer coaching, he’s now able to attend games as a fan in the stands – and that’s what he is doing Tuesday night. With No. 9 ranked Kansas taking on No. 15 Iowa State at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Williams is in the house to watch his former team in a marquee Big 12 Conference matchup.

Williams, 71, coached at Kansas from 1988-2003, compiling a 418-101 overall record with plenty of regular-season conference championships, conference tournament championships and NCAA Tournament appearances.

Williams was inducted into the College Basketball Hall of Fame in 2006 and Basketball Hall of Fame in 2007.

Kansas trails Iowa State 33-31 at halftime.

College Basketball: AP Top 25 Poll released after Week 9

The college basketball season keeps moving along, and more upsets are primed to shake the AP Top 25 Poll to the core. As conference play gets more intense, rivalries and familiar foes are putting dents into each other’s seasons.

The one constant throughout the season has been Baylor, as the Bears remained undefeated. While the world wonders who can catch Baylor, the AP Top 25 Poll following Week 9 has officially been released.

AP Top 25 Poll:

1) Baylor Bears

2) Gonzaga Bulldogs

3) UCLA Bruins

4) Auburn Tigers

5) USC Trojans

6) Arizona Wildcats

7) Purdue Boilermakers

8) Duke Blue Devils

9) Kansas Jayhawks

10) Michigan State Spartans

11) Houston Cougars

12) LSU Tigers

13) Wisconsin Badgers

14) Villanova Wildcats

15) Iowa State Cyclones

16) Ohio State Buckeyes

17) Xavier Musketeers

18) Kentucky Wildcats

19) Texas Tech Red Raiders

20) Seton Hall Pirates

21) Texas Longhorns

22) Tennessee Volunteers

23) Providence Friars

24) Alabama Crimson Tide

25) Illinois Fighting Illini

On3’s Stephen Samra contributed to this report.