The Big Ten is loaded with strong men's college basketball teams and two of the best square off Tuesday when the No. 7 Nebraska Cornhuskers host the 13th-ranked Purdue Boilermakers. Both teams have hit speed bumps recently and are trying to get rolling again,

Vanderbilt basketball beat Auburn 84-76 at Neville Arena on Feb. 10. Tyler Tanner led the Commodores with 25 points.

Iowa men's basketball will try to extend its winning streak to seven games when it plays at Maryland on Feb. 11.

The calendar has flipped to February, which means, of course, that the madness of March is just around the corner. Less than six weeks stand between us and an official 68-team bracket for this year's March Madness being unveiled on Selection Sunday before First Four and First Round action follow shortly thereafter.

Maintaining the undefeated record through the rest of the regular season is attainable. The RedHawks won't play Akron or Kent State, who sit second and third in the conference, again until the MAC tournament if at all.

Vanderbilt men's basketball responded well to their loss to Oklahoma on Feb. 7, beating Auburn 84-76 at Neville Arena on Feb. 10.

The Texas Tech Red Raiders are back in the win column and welcome the Colorado Buffaloes to Lubbock for a midweek conference showdown.

On the heels of UConn's first Big East loss of the season, an 81-72 setback to St. John's at Madison Square Garden in which it got "punked," per Dan Hurley, the UConn coach isn't really worried about that right now.

The Hoosiers extended a scholarship offer to the class of 2028’s No. 1 prospect at point guard this week.

Arizona dropped its first game of the season on Monday, but remains the No. 1 overall seed because of its body of work, while North Carolina and Kentucky are rising.