The 2025-26 college basketball season is underway, and the top programs around the country are starting to separate themselves from

The NCAA released the first Women’s NET rankings of the 2025-26 season earlier this week, providing a fascinating glimpse into how the committee’s metric currently assesses the national landscape. Unlike traditional polls,

Arkansas entered its game against Louisville with a 5-2 record that featured no good wins and no bad losses. In simple terms, the Razorbacks had beaten everyone they were supposed to beat and lost to everyone they were supposed to lose to. That changed Tuesday.

After taking its first loss of the season, Iowa basketball looks to bounce back when it hosts Maryland on Dec. 6 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

No. 19 Indiana basketball struggles with a tougher Minnesota squad in a 73-64 loss to open Big Ten play. Tayton Conerway scores 18 points, Lamar Wilkerson 15, Sam Alexis 10 and Tucker DeVries 9. The Hoosiers make just 12-of-20 free throws and 30% of their 3-pointers.

Even when Booker does return, O'Neale has proven to have fantasy value. The point guard position has been a sore spot for the Mavericks out of the gate. Kyrie Irving (knee) still has no timetable for a return,

The Wolverines had perhaps the best Feast Week to take them over Arizona and Purdue in a roller-coaster No. 1 race.

No. 12 Iowa women's basketball heads to Rutgers to start Big Ten play. Here are three things to watch for ahead of Saturday's showdown.

Duke had just played with its best start-to-finish level of competitive fight in an opening month gone awry, only to end up with another loss to a top-flight opponent in No. 5 LSU. Senior guard Ashlon Jackson was clinging to the idea that the struggles could pay off in the long term.

Anika Mladenoff led all scorers with 11 points as Northern beat Hanover 66-28 in Northern's Tip-Off Tournament Friday.

Grand Canyon's shaky start can get on the fast track to success with a win on Dec. 6 against Oklahoma State in the Jerry Colangelo Classic.

LOS ANGELES — A mirror might as well be placed at midcourt when the UCLA and Oregon men’s basketball teams tip off Saturday. Through eight games, these two perennial contenders have fallen short in similar ways.