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  • No. 23 Arizona State Rallies From Seven Down To Beat BYU 12–8, Clinch Road Series

    (BCSNN) — No. 23 Arizona State delivered another dramatic comeback under Willie Bloomquist on Saturday, erasing a seven‑run deficit to defeat BYU 12–8 and secure a road series win. The Sun Devils (28–13, 11–7 Big 12) posted their sixth seven‑run comeback of the Bloomquist era and their second this season, continuing a trend of late‑game resilience that has defined the program’s rise.

  • Casey Alexander Continues To Rebuild Kansas State's MBB Roster With Another Big Transfer Addition

    First-year head coach Casey Alexander continued building his roster for the 2026-27 men's basketball season with the addition of transfer Isaiah Abraham(Gainesville, Va./Paul VI/UConn/Georgetown).

  • Texas Tech Is Now Short Two Non-Conference Opponents After Losing NC State Game In 2027

    (BCSNN) — Texas Tech Football is still the reigning Big 12 champion, but the Red Raiders have some other things to focus on as they look ahead. Tech is back on the hunt for 2027 non-conference opponents after two scheduled games were canceled, the school announced.

  • More College Football: NCAA Committee Recommends Earlier Start To CFB Season Beginning In 2027

    (BCSNN) — College football could officially begin earlier starting in 2027, as the NCAA’s Football Oversight Committee on Thursday recommended moving the season’s start to the Thursday of what is currently known as Week Zero.

  • Iowa State Cyclones Reload The Men's Basketball Roster With Some Major Transfer Talent

    Iowa State head men's basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger has announced the addition of five transfers to the 2026-27 Iowa State roster. Leon Bond III (Northern Iowa), Jaquan Johnson (Bradley), Taj Manning (Kansas State), Ryan Prather Jr. (Robert Morris) and Tre Singleton (Northwestern) will all join the Cyclones this summer.

  • Hairston, Rahe And Smith Earn Big 12 Weekly Baseball Honors After Standout Performances

    (BCSNN) — Arizona State’s Landon Hairston, Kansas’ Boede Rahe and West Virginia’s Sean Smith were named Big 12 Baseball Players of the Week for Week 9 of the 2026 season, the conference announced.

  • Baylor Basketball Begins Its Rebuild With The Signing Of Liberty Transfer Brett Decker Jr.

    Baylor men's basketball began the process of constructing its 2026-27 roster on Sunday, announcing the signing of guard Brett Decker Jr. from Liberty. Decker Jr. becomes the first transfer portal commit for the Bears.

  • Kansas State Takes Care Of Business At Home With The Cats Downing Oklahoma State, 12-10

    The K-State pitching staff combined for a program record 23 strikeouts, however, Oklahoma State scored a pair of unanswered runs in the 13th inning to runaway with a 12-10 victory at Tointon Family Stadium.

  • Wake Forest And WVU Set To Wrap-Up Their Two Game Basketball Series In Greensboro, NC

    Wake Forest men's basketball will conclude a two-year neutral site series with West Virginia on December, 19, 2026 at the First Horizon Coliseum in Greensboro, N.C.

  • Big Changes Coming To The NCAA Regarding Eligiblity And The Wild West Transfer Portal

    (BCSNN) — An NCAA panel is preparing to review a sweeping proposal that would overhaul athlete eligibility by introducing an age‑based standard, according to multiple reports and individuals familiar with the discussions.

  • Texas Tech Rallies Past New Mexico, Scoring 10 Unanswered To Take A Midweek Road Win

    (BCSNN) — Texas Tech shook off an early 3–0 deficit and dominated the final six innings Tuesday afternoon, scoring 10 runs to defeat New Mexico 10–5 at Lobo Baseball Field. The win moved the Red Raiders to 19–13 and marked just their second victory in Albuquerque since 2019.

  • Baylor Leans On Its Strong Bullpen, Sanders’ Two‑Run Single To Defeat UT Arlington

    (BCSNN) — Baylor continued its recent surge Tuesday night, using a dominant bullpen effort and timely hitting to secure a 5–2 win over UT Arlington at Clay Gould Ballpark. The victory marked the Bears’ seventh in their last nine games and improved them to 19–13 on the season.

  • Tim Buckley Joins T.J. Otzelberger's Iowa State Men's Basketball Coaching Staff In Ames

    Iowa State men's basketball head coach T.J. Otzelberger has named Tim Buckley as a new assistant coach. Buckley will begin his duties with the Cyclones immediately. Buckley was a member of Otzelberger's staff while at UNLV.

  • The Michigan Wolverines Are National Champions Again, After Beating UConn, 69-63

    (BCSNN) — Michigan completed one of the most accomplished seasons in Big Ten history Monday night, defeating UConn 69–63 at Lucas Oil Stadium to capture the program’s second national championship and first since 1989.

  • Huff Goes Off For 38 Points As WVU Beats OU In OT To Win The College Basketball Crown

    (BCSNN) — Honor Huff delivered the defining performance of his West Virginia career — and one of the great postseason efforts in program history — scoring a career‑high 38 points to lead the Mountaineers to an 89–82 overtime win over Oklahoma in the College Basketball Crown championship game Saturday at T-Mobile Arena.

  • Michigan Overpowers Arizona, Sending The Wolverines To The National Championship

    (BCSNN) — Michigan delivered one of its most complete performances of the season on the sport’s biggest stage, overpowering top‑seeded Arizona 91–71 in the Final Four on Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Wolverines reached the 90‑point mark for the third time this postseason and advanced to their eighth national championship game.

  • Oklahoma Gets Past Baylor In The Semifinal Round To Reach The CBC Final Against WVU

    (BCSNN) — Oklahoma extended its postseason run with a disciplined and efficient performance Saturday, closing on a 19–8 run over the final 6:18 to secure an 82–69 win over Baylor in the College Basketball Crown semifinals at T-Mobile Center.

  • Arizona Extends Tommy Lloyd Through 2031 After Historic 36‑Win, Final Four Season

    (BCSNN) — The University of Arizona is ensuring the architect of its latest basketball renaissance isn’t going anywhere. The school announced that it has agreed to a contract extension with head coach Tommy Lloyd, keeping him in Tucson through the 2031 season. The deal is pending approval from the Arizona Board of Regents.

  • TCU Keeping Head Football Coach Sonny Dykes In Fort Worth With A New Contract Extension

    With the most wins among Big 12 schools since 2022, the league's only victory in the College Football Playoff, and a renewed commitment that provides stability of leadership in the ever-changing landscape of college football, TCU and head football coach Sonny Dykes have agreed to a contract extension with the Horned Frogs.

  • WVU Stuns Stanford With A Late Rally To Reach The College Basketball Crown Semifinals

    (BCSNN) — West Virginia refused to die, refused to fold, and refused to let Stanford walk into the semifinals. Instead, the Mountaineers delivered one of the most dramatic late‑game turnarounds of the 2026 College Basketball Crown, storming back from eight points down in the final 3:21 of regulation and outlasting the Cardinal 82–77 in overtime Thursday night at MGM Grand Garden Arena.

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NCAA Top 25 Week 20 Coaches Poll

RK
Team
REC PTS
Trend
1
DukeDuke (26)
32-2 770
-
2
ArizonaArizona (5)
32-2 744
-
3
MichiganMichigan
31-3 718
-
4
FloridaFlorida
26-7 656
-
5
HoustonHouston
28-6 653
-
6
Iowa StateIowa State
27-7 586
+1
7
UConnUConn
29-5 570
-1
8
VirginiaVirginia
29-5 531
+3
9
St. John'sSt. John's
28-6 514
+4
10
GonzagaGonzaga
30-3 470
+2
11
Michigan StateMichigan State
25-7 450
-3
12
IllinoisIllinois
24-8 437
-3
13
PurduePurdue
27-8 416
+5
14
NebraskaNebraska
26-6 395
-4
15
ArkansasArkansas
26-8 381
+2
16
VanderbiltVanderbilt
26-8 316
+6
17
KansasKansas
23-10 242
-1
18
AlabamaAlabama
23-9 239
-3
19
Texas TechTexas Tech
22-10 228
-5
20
WisconsinWisconsin
24-10 189
+3
21
North CarolinaNorth Carolina
24-8 149
-2
22
Saint Mary'sSaint Mary's
27-5 103
-1
23
MiamiMiami
25-8 76
+2
24
LouisvilleLouisville
23-10 56
-
25
TennesseeTennessee
22-11 55
+1
 

Others receiving votes: Miami (OH) 36, UCLA 31, Utah State 23, BYU 14, Villanova 11, Saint Louis 7, VCU 5, Santa Clara 1, Akron 1, Ohio State 1, South Florida 1
Dropped from rankings: Miami (OH) 20

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