Arizona simply retained its spot at No. 1 after supplanting Michigan last week. But Nebraska moved from No. 6 to No. 2 after the chaotic week. The other unbeaten team, Miami (Ohio), moved up to its highest ranking of the season after its Tuesday win over Central Michigan advanced it to a perfect 18-0 entering the weekend.

What a week in college basketball. Admittedly, this was a more action-packed week than most with the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. The collection of games over these last eight days will be tough to surpass until March.

The heart of January is where women’s college basketball reveals its truth. By this stage of the season, teams can no longer rely on reputation, early momentum, or theoretical upside. Conference play strips away insulation quickly, familiar opponents expose habits, travel tests focus, and physical games challenge both depth and resolve.

Trailing Ole Missafter halftime, GeorgiaquarterbackGunner Stocktondelivered in a big moment once again in the Bulldogs' come-from-behind win over the fifth-ranked Rebels on Saturday. "He's wired for these tight moments because he's tough," Georgia coach ...

Non-conference play is coming to a close, and conference madness is about to pick up in men’s college basketball. The positive or negative momentum teams gained leading up to this point will have major implications on the rest of the year. Seton Hall’s ...

The 2025-26 coaching cycle wasn't expected to be calm, like its predecessor. But few forecast such a robust line of storms rolling through the sport in the first half of the season. All four power conferences have had a firing. Penn State's ouster of James ...

The losses span every level of the roster. Interior offensive lineman Coleton Price, the top-ranked IOL transfer in Cooper Petagna's 247Sports portal rankings, is gone. Linebacker Keaton Thomas leaves after leading the team with 99 total tackles, while safety DJ Coleman and linebacker Emar'rion Winston take proven defensive snaps with them.

Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith (4) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the second quarter against the Purdue Boilermakers at Ross-Ade Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Marc Lebryk-Imagn Images I think it’s time to have a dialogue about ...

Coloradocoach Deion Sanders summed it up simply after watching his team give up 587 yards of offense -- including 422 on the ground -- in a 53-7 loss to UtahSaturday night. "This is bad," Sanders said after the worst defeat of his Buffaloes tenure.