There’s just 16 nationally televised college basketball games today. That’s not the total number of games, there’s 65 men’s games across the country and 85 women’s games. Most of it’s on a streaming platform, that’s all. That includes both of Marquette’s teams, by the way.

In the rankings, KU is listed as the fifth-best team in the Big 12, sitting behind Arizona (No. 1), Iowa State (No. 4), BYU (No. 9), and Houston (No. 12). The Jayhawks currently have one ranked win, a victory over Borzello's 19th-ranked team, Tennessee, on a neutral site at the Players Era Festival.

Vanderbilt is tested by Memphis but proves worthy, UConn and Marquette collide, an ACC record for threes, Gonzaga goes off and more from Wednesday's college basketball action.

Context matters for every situation, but one fallacy that's starting to fall by the wayside is the notion that you can't win with freshmen in this era of college basketball Let's dive into the early impressions from each of the top 10-rated 2025 recruiting hauls,

We break down everything you need to know when North Carolina takes on Ohio State and St. John’s faces Kentucky.

Olivier Rioux is in the record books again. The 7-foot-9 Florida redshirt freshman became the tallest player to ever score in a college basketball game when he tallied his first two career points Wednesday in a 102-61 win over Saint Francis. Rioux dunked with 42 seconds left and the crowd at the Stephen O. Connell Center erupted.

Saturday offers three games between ranked opponents. There's also a late-night spotlight for No. 1 and undefeated Arizona.

Following significant roster turnover — most notably the departures of Walter Clayton Jr. and Alijah Martin — Florida entered the new season ranked No. 23 and earned a commanding 102–61 win over the St. Francis Red Flash to improve to 7–4.

The mid-December stretch of the women’s college basketball season has officially separated the contenders from the pretenders. The latest AP Top 25 poll, released on December 15, 2025, for Week 7, reflects a weekend of high-drama clashes that reshaped the rankings and rewarded consistency.

If you can only watch a few college basketball games each week, these squads are likely to deliver an aesthetically pleasing performance.

CHESTNUT HILL – Boston College women’s basketball fell 73-67 to Northeastern in the final non-conference game of the season on Friday afternoon in Conte Forum. BC drops to 4-10 on the season, and the Huskies improve to 4-6.