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February 21, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
With an excess of great college match-ups on Saturday, little attention was paid to the Nebraska Cornhuskers and 6’7” junior forward,
Pryce Sanfort, who tallied a career-high 33 points, leading the #9 Cornhuskers to an 87-64 rout of Penn State.
Sandfort just missed a double-double, taking down nine rebounds. He went 11-for-17 from the field, knocking down eight of 14 3-pointers, adding a 3-for-3 effort from the line. Sandfort leads Nebraska in scoring, at 17.9 points per game.
Nebraska improved to 23-4 overall and 12-4 in the Big Ten, tied for third place with Purdue, three games behind conference leader, Michigan. Illinois holds second, with a 13-4 mark, a half-game ahead of the Boilermakers and Cornhuskers.
With just four games left on their regular season schedule, Nebraska hosts Maryland on Wednesday, February 25. After that they play at USC and UCLA, before turning home of a season finale against Iowa, March 8.
February 20, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
The Redhawks of Miami, Ohio remain the only undefeated Division 1 team in the country. On Friday, the Redhawks got 21 points from Eian Elmer to remain perfect with a 91-77 win over Bowling Green at Millett Hall in Oxford, Ohio.
Luke Skaijac led all scorers with 24 points for Miami, but Elmer provided determined all-around play with eight rebounds, three assists, and five steals. The 6’8” junior from Covington, Kentucky went 7-for-11 from the field, sinking 5 of 8 from 3-point range.
Miami improved its record to 27-0 and 14-0 in the Mid-American conference and has just four more games left in the regular season to complete the quest for perfection. On Tuesday, the Redhawks travel to Eastern Michigan for a tilt with the Eagles, who are 4-10 in conference play. Miami leads 13-1 Akron by one game in the conference and 11-3 Kent State by three. The Redhawks have defeated both and do not play either again until possibly in the Mid-America tournament in March.
February 19, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
The battle for first place in the Big West conference hot a little more contentious Thursday, as Josiah Davis scored 31 points and registered a double-double to lead Cal State Northridge over UC Santa Barbara, 85-83 in overtime in a key road win.
The Northridge Matadors improved to 10-5 in conference play, tying them with Hawaii for second place behind UC Ervine (18-9, 11-4). UC Santa Barbara is 1 1/2 back at 10-6.
Davis, a 6’3” senior, made 10 of 24 shots from the field, 11 of 15 from the foul line, and hauled in 14 rebounds. His points and rebound totals are both career-highs. He came close to a triple-double by dishing seven assists. It was his sixth double-double of the season, the other five were with points and assists. David leads the Big West in assists, at 7.2 per game.
The result of Thursday’s game sets up a showdown for next Thursday, February 26. After a game at Long Beach State on Saturday, the 21st, the Matadors host UC Irvine in a contest that may determine the regular season champion and seedings for the upcoming conference tournament.
February 18, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
It took two overtimes and a combined 232 points, but Alabama eventually disposed of Arkansas, 117-115, Wednesday night at the Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Despite a remarkable single-game performance by Arkansas freshman point guard, Darius Acuff Jr., the Crimson Tide rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit for the win, leaving the two teams tied in the SEC at 9-4, both chasing 11-2 Florida as the regular season winds down.
Acuff’s overall game has to rank among the best this season. The 6’3” native of Detroit, Michigan, tallied a career-high 49 points, made 16 of 27 from the field, including a 6-for-10 effort from behind the arc, 11 of 12 free throws, five assists and five rebounds. Acuff scored 12 points in the final 3:21 of regulation, including a 3-pointer which tied he game at 95-all with 11.9 seconds left.
Acuff broke the Arkansas single-game scoring record for a freshman with his 49 points, smashing Todd Day’s former mark of 43. He’s been named SEC freshman of the week a record seven times, and will more than likely get his eighth after Wednesday’s performance. He fell two points short of the Arkansas all-time single game record of 51, held by Rotnei Clark from the 2009-10 season.
Acuff’s big night overshadowed Alabama’s Labaron Philon Jr.’s 35 points and Aiden Sherrell’s double-double of 26 points and 13 boards.
The Razorbacks will be looking to get back on the winning track when they host Missouri on Saturday, February 21. Alabama will be in action the same day, at LSU. Both teams have just five games left on the regular season schedule.
February 17, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
In what was probably the most entertaining game of a night full of Top 25 action,
Jaron Pierre Jr. rattled home 25 points and Boopie Miller struck for 23 as SMU upended #21 Louisville, 95-85, at Moody Coliseum in Dallas Texas.
Louisville’s Mikel Brown Jr. did all he could with a game-high 29 points, but the Mustangs, who took a 52-49 lead into the break, kept at it, as the game was tied and the lead changed hands multiple times in the second half.
It wasn’t until Pierre sank two free throws at the 5:02 mark that the game turned in SMU’s favor, up 83-78. Down the stretch, the Mustangs outscored Louisville, 12-7, forcing multiple turnovers and potentially making their case for inclusion in the NCAA tourney in March. In the final 4:42, Miller scored six points and Pierre four, each player assisting on a bucket.
Pierre was just 1-for-6 from outside the 3-point line, but he made 9 of 13 closer to the hoop, adding four points from the foul line and seven rebounds.
The win put SMU at 18-8 and 7-6 in the ACC with five games remaining in the regular season. The Mustangs host Boston College next on Saturday, February 21. At 8-5 in conference play and 19-7 overall, the Cardinals host Georgia Tech, also on Saturday.
February 16, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Looking more and more likely to be NCAA Men’s Basketball Player of the Year, Duke’s Cameron Boozer tallied his 14th double-double of the season with 22 points and 12 rebounds, leading the Blue Devils past Syracuse, 101-64, Monday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium in Durham, North Carolina.
Boozer was 8-for-10 from the field (1-for-1 on 3s), 5-for-6 at the foul line. Four of his 12 rebounds were on the offensive end.
Duke, earlier in the day ranked #3 nationally, closed out the first half on a 12-2 run, expanding their 40-24 lead at the break with 61 second half points. The final score was the first time the Blue Devils eclipsed the century mark since Novermber 21, wen they smothered Niagara, 100-42, and the first 100-point effort against an ACC team this season.
Duke improved to 24-2 overall and 13-1 in the ACC, which they lead by two games over 10-2 Virginia. The Blue Devils meet up with #1 Michigan in their next game, a Saturday showcase game at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. on February 21.
February 15, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
8th-ranked Illinois seems to have a different star player every night. Blessed with an overabundance of scoring threats, the Fighting Illini continue to slay Big Ten opponents with regularity.
On Sunday, Illinois improved to 21-5 and 12-3 in conference play, ripping visiting Indiana, 71-51, behind a game-high 25 points from David Mirkovic at the State Farm Center in Champagne, Illinois.
Mirkovic, a 6’9” freshman from Niksic, Montenegro, went 10-for-16 from the field including three 3-pointers. He added seven rebounds, three assists, and a steal in an impressive performance.
Illinois got back on the winning track after back-to-back losses to Michigan State and Wisconsin. Trailing Michigan by two games in the conference standings, the Fighting Illini head to the west coast for their next two games, Wednesday, February 18 at USC, and Saturday, the 21st, at UCLA.
February 14, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
With 20 of the Top 25 teams in action Saturday, there were few surprises, but of the one that mattered most was in the Big 12, as
J.T. Toppin delivered one of the best games of his collegiate career with a game-high 31 points and 13 rebounds as
#16 TexasTech knocked off #1 Arizona, 78-75, in overtime.
Playing at the McHale Memorial Center in Tucson, Arizona, the Red Raiders tightened up the conference race with the unexpected road win. Toppin rested for only one minute, knocking down 13 of 22 shots with one 3-pointer and a 4for-6 effort from the foul line. Seven of his 13 boards came on the offensive end as the Wildcats could not find answers for Toppin’s post play. A walking double-double, Toppin leads the Red Raiders in scoring (21.9) and rebounds (11.0).
The game was close throughout, tied at 32 after the first 20 minutes, and at 66 in regulation. Toppin scored eight of Texas Tech’s 12 points in overtime, completely overwhelming Arizona’s front line.
The result left Houston alone in first place in the conference at 11-1, with Arizona in second, a game back, at 10-2. Another game back are Iowa State, Kansas, and Texas Tech at 9-3 as teams scramble for post-season positioning.
Next up for Texas Tech is a trip to Arizona State on Tuesday, February 17. The Wildcats, after suffering only their second loss of the season, hosts #22 BYU on Wednesday.
February 13, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Having already defeated highly-ranked Michigan (91-88) and Illinois (92-90, OT), hosting the #10 Michigan State Spartans didn’t faze the rising Wisconsin Badgers, especially point guard, Nick Boyd, who nearly smothered Michigan State all by himself, scoring 20 of his game-high 29 points in the first half. The Badgers surged to a 17-point lead at the break and continued to hold their edge through the second half in a 92-71 rout, delighting the 16,838 in attendance at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wisconsin.
Boyd was 10-for-17 from the field, including 5-for-7 from beyond the arc. The 6’3 senior added four of five from the foul line, three rebounds and four assists in 29 minutes. Boyd leads the Badgers in scoring (20.6) and assists (3.7) and has tallied in double figures every game this season.
Backcourt mate, John Blackwell, added 24, making 4 of 9 from 3-point range. Center Nolan Winter put up a double-double with 10 points and 11 rebounds.
The contest was mostly decided midway through the first half, as Wisconsin went on a 15-0 run to establish an 18-point lead, after which Michigan State never fully recovered. The Spartans rallied to within nine points with less than five minutes left in the first half, but that’s as close as they would get.
The victory tied Wisconsin (18-7, 10-4) with Michigan State (20-5, 10-4) in the Big Ten, three games behind 13-1 Michigan, with a trio of teams with three losses - Illinois (11-3), Nebraska (10-3), Purdue (10-3) - just ahead of them. The goal for these five teams on the chase is to get into th top four in the conference standings to receive a double bye for the early March conference tournament.
Next up for the Badgers is a trip to Columbus, Ohio, to meet the Buckeyes of Ohio State on Tuesday, February 17. The Spartans, losers of three of their last four, host UCLA on the same day.
February 12, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Which team earns the automatic bid from the Big South may possibly to come down to a conference tournament final between the High Point Panthers and Winthrop Eagles, both 11-1 in conference play.
High Point dispatched South Carolina Upstate, 95-70, Thursday, while the Eagles rode Logan Duncomb’s 24 points, 15 rebounds and
Kareem Rozier’s career-high 33 points to a 103-85 road win at Gardner-Webb.
Rozier was on fire, hitting 9 of 15 from outside the 3-point line, going 11-for-18 overall with four rebounds, four assists and four steals. Duncomb’s double-double was his 10th of the season. Rozier, a 5’9” senior from Detroit, Michigan, scored in double figures for the 18th time this season, having transferred into Winthrop after three years at Duquesne.
The win was the 11th straight for Winthrop. The Eagles host South Carolina Upstate next Thursday, February 19 before traveling to dispute first place in the conference at High Point on the 21st.
February 11, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Solo Ball scored a game-high 24 points as the 6th-ranked UConn Huskies downed the Butler Bulldogs, 80-70, Wednesday night in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Ball, a 6’4” junior guard from Leesburg, Virginia, made 8 of 14 shots from the field, six of which were from outside the 3-point line. Scoring at 14.5 points per game, Ball leads UConn in scoring.
The Huskies rebounded from their weekend defeat at the hands of St. John’s, Wednesday’s win putting them a half-game ahead of the Red Storm in the Big East at 13-1.
Next up for the 23-2 Huskies is a tilt with the Georgetown Hoyas on Saturday, February 14.
February 10, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
A. J. Dybantsa stopped a four-game BYU skid Tuesday night, scoring 36 points as the Cougars rallied to defeat Baylor, 99-94.
Dybantsa knocked down 14 of 20 shots, with one 3-pointer, made seven of nine free throws and added five boards and seven assists. The favorite as the #1 NBA draft pick, Dybantsa tightened his grip on the national scoring lead, upping his average to 24.5 per game. Jordan Riley of East Carolina and Kansas State’s PJ Haggerty are tied for second (23.3).
The Cougars trailed by as many as 12 points in the first half, but tied the game at 41-all at the break. BYU went on a 15-4 run early in the second half to assume command and avoid a fifth straight loss.
#22 BYU improved to 6-5 in the conference and 18-6 overall. The Cougars host Colorado Saturday, February 14.
February 9, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
There have been some memorable performances by freshmen ballers this season, but Louisville’s Mikel Brown Jr. may have topped them all with his 45-point outburst in the Cardinals’ 118-77 blowout win over visiting NC State.
Brown’s record-setting night wasn’t just a Louisville freshman record. His 45 points is an ACC freshman record and tied Wes Unseld’s Louisville scoring record.
Brown, who had missed eight games with a lower back injury, seemed to be fully healthy in his sixth game return, making 14 of 23 shots from the field, including a 10-for-16 effort from beyond the arc. He was a perfect 7-for-7 from the fouls line, adding nine rebounds, two assists, and three steals.
Teammate Ryan Conwell dropped in 31 points as the Cardinals topped 100 points for the sixth time this season. #24 Louisville (18-6, 8-4) has a non-conference game on Saturday, February 14 when they meet the Baylor Bears in Fort Worth, Texas.
February 8, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Bennett Stirtz pumped in a career-high 36 points, leading Iowa to a sixth straight win as the Hawkeyes downed Northwestern, 76-70, Sunday afternoon in Iowa City.
Stirtz was 12-for-20 from the field, knocking down four of six from 3-point range and making all eight attempts from the foul line. The 6’4” senior guard from Liberty, Missouri added two rebounds, two assists and a pair of steals. Stirtz leads the 18-5 Hawkeyes in scoring, at 19.9 points per game, and assists, with 4.8 on average.
Iowa improved to 8-4 in Big Ten play, sending the Wildcats to their seventh straight defeat and a 2-11 conference record. The Hawkeyes will be back on the floor on Wednesday, February 11, when they travel to Maryland to play the Terrapins.
February 7, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Saturday, at the Dean E. Smith Center in Chapel Hill, the North Carolina Tarr Heels never led in their meeting with Duke until Seth Trimble et fly with a 3-pointer that swished through the net with 0:04 seconds remaining. Fans mobbed the court. Chaos and celebration ensued while the referees examined the videotape, finding that four tenths of a second still remained for one final Duke fling.
The court was cleared, the game resumed, with Duke never getting a shot off, and, once again, the throng of students, fans, and delirious onlookers stormed onto the court, this time for a real celebration as the Heels erased a second half, 16-point deficit, scored the last nine points of the game and defeated the Blue Devils, 71-68.
The instant classic featured standout performances from each team’s leading freshmen. Duke’s Cameron Boozer led all scorers with 24 points while grabbing 11 rebounds. Caleb Wilson of North Carolina scored 23 points, but both were overshadowed by senior Trimble, who cooly knocked down one of the great game-winners of all time. Trimble finished with 16 points on 5-for-7 shooting, his one 3-point attempt a true one, and three steals.
The result of the game left Duke with a 10-1 conference record, tied with Clemson. North Carolina improved to 7-3, behind Virginia and NC State, both a game back at 9-2.
The victory was the fifth straight for the Tar Heels, but the sweetest one yet this season, knocking off their timeless rival. When the Heels recover, they’ll next hit the hardwood at Miami on Tuesday, February 10. Duke, having had its 10-game win streak snapped, heads to Pitt, also on Tuesday.
February 6, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Zuby Ejiofor dominated play at Madison Square Garden Friday night, as #22 St. John’s downed #3 UConn, 81-72, in a Big East Showdown.
The Huskies entered the contest riding an 18-game winning streak, while St. John’s had won eight in a row. After tying the first 20 minutes at 39-all, Ejiofor and the Red Storm took control in the second half, using a 10-0 run early on to establish a lead they would not relinquish.
Ejiofor, a 6’9” forward from Garland, Texas, finished with a game-high 21 points on 6-for-10 shooting, 8-for-10 from the foul line, 10 rebounds, seven assists, two steals and three blocked shots. The big man took one 3-point shot and made it. The effort was his sixth double-double of the season.
The win tied head coach Rick Pitino with Roy Williams for third place in Division I history with 903 career wins.
The result left the Huskies with a slim, 1/2-game lead in the Big East, at 12-1, with St. John’s on its tail, at 11-1. The Red Storm will be seeking a 10th straight win on Monday, February 9, when they host Xavier.
Saturday's slate of games is jam-packed with Top 25 contests, highlighted by #4 Duke at #14 North Carolina at 6:30 pm ET on ESPN and #5 Illinois at #10 Michigan State at 8:00 pm ET on FOX.
February 5, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Sincere Parker turned 26 minutes of playing time into a career-high 40 points and a 90-80 Memphis win over UAB Thursday night in Birmingham, Alabama.
Parker launched 20 shots, made 14 of them, including a 6-for-8 effort from beyond the arc. He also made all six of his free throw attempts and snagged half a dozen rebounds as the Tigers leveled their overall record at 11-11 and improved to 6-4 in the American Athletic conference.
A 6’3” senior out of Rockford, Illinois, Parker has added to the Memphis scoring arsenal since transferring from McNeese after the 2024-25 season. He spent his first two seasons with the St. Louis Billikens.
The Tigers are just two games out of first place in the AAC, with five teams chasing 8-2 Tulsa, including South Florida, Temple, Charlotte, and Wichita State. Memphis will be looking for another win Sunday, February 8 when they host Charlotte.
February 4, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Wednesday was a rough night for some of the Top 25 teams, with Portland knocking off #6 Gonzaga, 87-80 and Minnesota taking the measure of #10 Michigan State, 76-73. Oklahoma State’s Anthony Roy scorred 14 of his season-high 30 points as the Cowboys upended #16 BYU, 99-92, at Stillwater, Oklahoma.
The Cougars’ A.J. Dybantsa was at his usual best, leading all scorers with 36 points, but Roy’s efforts throughout, and especially down the stretch, won the game and improved their chances in Big 12 play. Dybantsa’s 36 gave him the lead nationally in scoring, at 23.9, just ahead of Duke’s Cam Boozer (23.3).
Roy, a 6’5” senior guard from Oakland, California, made good on 9 of 15 shots from the field, canning 5 of 10 from 3-pont range, while converting all seven of his free throws. Roy, who leads the Cowboys in scoring at 18.2 points per game, transferred to Oklahoma State from Green Bay in the Horizon League. He began his career with the San Francisco Dons and played a season at New Mexico State.
The victory for the 16-6 Cowboys improved their conference record other than 4-5, while dropping the Cougars down to 5-4 in the Big 12. Oklahoma State’s win improved the chances that the conference could send as many as nine teams to the NCAA tournament in March. The Big 12 is dominated by undefeated Arizona (22-0) and Houston (20-2, 8-1).
Roy and the Cowboys will be looking for another upset in their next court appearance, at #1 Arizona on Saturday, February 7.
February 3, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
There was some hot shooting on display Tuesday night in the Mid-American conference (MAC), with the Chippewa’s Logan McIntire throwing down 40 points while Marcus Banks Jr. was tossing in 37 for the Minutemen as Massachusetts downed Central Michigan, 95-89 in Amherst, Mass.
McIntire scored nearly half of Central Michigan’s points, making 14 of 19 from the field, including a stunning 12-for-16 effort from 3-point range. Oddly, he did not get to the foul line even once. Maybe somebody should have been guarding him.
On the winning side, Banks made 12 of 17 from the floor with 10 of 15 3-pointers converted. The 6’3” senior from Hampton, Virginia added three of four free throws and made five steals.
The 40 by McIntire and 37 from Banks were both career highs. McIntire played 35 minutes; Banks did his damage in just 28.
The Minutemen (15-9, 6-6) evened their conference record while the Chippewas dropped to 3-8 in the MAC. UMass has won four of their last five and will be looking to for a road win when they tip in the MAC-SBC Challenge at the Sun Belt’s Coastal Carolina on Saturday, February 7.
February 2, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Fueled by a 35-11 run in the last 10 minutes of the first half, Sacramento State smoked Weber State, 104-90 Monday night in Big Sky conference action. The victory was the third straight by the Hornets.
Senior guard, Prophet Johnson led the way, tying his career-high with 35 points, helping to even the Hornets’ conference record at 5-5. Johnson, who leads Sacramento State in scoring at 18.1 points per outing, has pumped in 88 points over the last three games.
Johnson made 11 of 16 from the field, with three 3-pointers. He went 10-for-13 from the foul line, nabbed seven rebounds, with three assists and three steals. The 6’3” shooter from Dayton, Ohio, previously played for Southern Utah and Fairfield prior to transferring into Sacramento State this season.
The Hornets will be seeking a fourth straight win when they host Big Sky leader (7-1) Portland State on Saturday, February 7. The two teams met earlier, in Portland, with the Vikings scoring a 96-69 victory.
February 1, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Extending the winning streak to 11 games, the Illinois Fighting Illini capitalized on the hot hand of freshman Keaton Wagler’s game-high 28 points,
upending the #5 Nebraska Cornhuskers, 78-69, Sunday in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Wagler went 7-for-15 from the field, 4-for-9 on 3-point shots and 10-for-12 at the foul line, contributing five rebounds five assists and a pair of steals, as the Illini move up the Top 25 rankings and into a tie with Michigan in the Big Ten at 10-1.
Wagler, who burst upon the college freshman scene with a 46-point performance in Illinois’ win over Purdue last Saturday, was at the center of the action against Nebraska, which lost its second straight game after starting the season 20-0. The 6’6” guard scored 23 of his 28 points in the second half as the Illini erased a 39-33 Nebraska lead at the half and ran away with the game.
Illinois is 19-3 overall and will likely be moving up a few notches in the rankings on Monday. They’ll be looking to extend their winning steak to an even dozen when they host the Wisconsin Badgers on Wednesday, February 4.
January 31, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Sixth-ranked Gonzaga hosted its primary challenger in the West Coast Conference, St. Mary’s Gaels Saturday night in Spokane Washington, erasing a four-point halftime deficit to come away with a resounding 73-65 victory, keeping hold of first place n the conference with a 10-0 record.
Graham Ike was once again a standout performer, leading all scorers with 30 points on 11-for-20 shooting, including three of five from 3-point range, canning all five of his free throws.
Ike, a 6’9” senior forward, snapped up four boards to go with a steal and one block.
The Bulldogs fell behind by six points in the first four minutes of the second half, 38-44, but then responded with an 18-4 run that secured the lead for good at the 10:12 mark, at 56-48, punctuated by a pair of 3-pointers by Emmanuel Innocenti and a thunderous dunk by Ike.
Once the Zags had the lead, Ike finished off the Gaels, scoring 10 points over the final 9:21.
Gonzaga is now 22-1 overall, their lone loss to Michigan back in December. They’ve since won 15 straight, including a 89-77 victory over Santa Clara, currently in second place at 10-1 in the WCC.
The Bulldogs have a pair of road games upcoming, at Portland on Wednesday, 2/4, and Oregon State, Saturday, 2/7.
January 30, 2026 College Hoops Player of the Day
Th stars came out in Friday night’s showdown between #3 Michigan and #7 Michigan State, with Jeremy Fears netting a career-high 31 points for the hosting Spartans, but Michigan’s defense and a double-double from Yaxel Lendeborg decided an 83-71 victory for the Wolverines, improving their record to 20-1 and 10-1 in the Big Ten.
Lendeborg scored 26 points on six of 13 shots, but was only 1-for-4 from 3-point land. He made up for his poor long-range touch by knocking down 13 of 15 free throws and snagging 12 rebounds.
Fears also struggled from behind the arc, making only one of five, but he too was on the mark at the charity stripe, canning 12 of 14. He finished with seven assists and five rebounds. Friday’s effort was two points better than his previous outing of 29 points in an 88-79 overtime win at Rutgers Tuesday.
Lendeborg, the 6’9” senior is averaging 14.7 points and 7.2 boards, helping the Wolverines to sole possession of first place in the conference, having handed #5 Nebraska (20-1, 9-1) their first loss of the season this past Tuesday. Friday’s win - their sixth straight - put them 1/2 game up on the Cornhuskers and #9 Illinois (18-3, 9-1) and a full game ahead of the Spartans (19-3, 9-2).
Michigan gats a bit of a breather, hosting Penn State on Thursday, February 5th. Michigan State heads to Minnesota on Wednesday.
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AP Top 25 (2/16) (1st place votes)
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2. Houston 23-2 (1)
3. Duke 23-2
4. Arizona 23-2
5. UConn 24-2
6. Iowa State 22-3
7. Purdue 21-4
8. Kansas 19-6
9. Nebraska 22-3
10. Illinois 21-5
11. Gonzaga 25-2
12. Florida 19-6
13. Texas Tech 19-6
14. Virginia 22-3
15. Michigan State 20-5
16. North Carolina 20-5
17. St. John’s 20-5
18. St. Louis 24-1
19. Vanderbilt 21-4
20. Arkansas 19-6
21. Louisville 19-6
22. Miami (OH) 25-0
23. BYU 19-6
24. Wisconsin 18-7
25. Alabama 18-7