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Michigan is better than expected. Kentucky is worse. And Duke headlines an ACC that looks as if it's "back."
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The NCAA accused a former men's basketball player at the University of San Francisco of knowingly sharing information about his statistics in upcoming games with a player at a different school who was betting on his stats on daily fantasy sites.
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Behind the largest second-half comeback in program history, one fueled by AJ Dybantsa and capped by Robert Wright III, BYU took down Clemson, 67-64, in the Jimmy V Classic on Tuesday night.
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The University of Utah announced the formation of Utah Brands & Entertainment LLC, a plan to help the athletic department generate new revenue streams, in part through a partnership with a private equity firm.
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With a perfect start to the season, the Arizona Wildcats have taken the top sport in the AP Top 25 men's college basketball poll. Purdue, which sat atop the poll for three straight weeks, slid to sixth after losing to Iowa State.
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No. 11 Gonzaga routed the North Florida Ospreys 109-58 on Sunday night in Spokane, Washington, giving Mark Few, now in his 27th season as the Bulldogs' coach, his 750th career victory in a game in which his team improved to 9-1 on the season.
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Potential No. 1 pick Darryn Peterson scored 17 points in his return after a month lost to a hamstring injury as No. 21 Kansas crushed rival Missouri 80-60.
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From Michigan to Minnesota, tiering the Big Ten. Plus, key games to watch. Conference play begins Dec. 2.
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BYU and UConn pulled off close victories against Clemson and Florida in the 2025 Jimmy V Men's Classic.
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The Wolverines had perhaps the best Feast Week to take them over Arizona and Purdue in a roller-coaster No. 1 race.
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