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  • CFP Committee Reshuffles After Baylor AD Mack Rhoades Steps Down Amid Investigation

    (BCSNN) The College Football Playoff Selection Committee underwent a major leadership shift Thursday as Baylor athletic director Mack Rhoades stepped down from his role as chair and left the committee amid a university investigation.

  • Rick George To Step Down From Colorado AD Position After 13-Year Tenure

    Rick George, the architect of Colorado’s athletic resurgence and one of the most influential figures in modern college sports, announced Thursday that he will step down as the University of Colorado’s athletic director at the end of the academic year.

  • No. 1 Houston Keeps Looking Better As The Top-Ranked Coogs Cruise Past Oakland, 78–45

    (BCSNN) — The nation’s top-ranked team looked every bit the part as the undefeated Coogs cruised to another win on Wednesday night.

  • Cincinnati Fends Off Dayton, 74–62, Behind Thomas’ Perfect Night At The Charity Stripe

    (BCSNN) — Day Day Thomas big day day, scoring a season-high 20 points — including a perfect 12-for-12 from the free-throw line — to lead Cincinnati past regional rival Dayton 74–62 Tuesday night at Fifth Third Arena. The Bearcats improved to 3–0, while the Flyers dropped to 2–1.

  • Texas Tech Football Dominates Weekly Big 12 Awards After Red Raiders' Big Win Over BYU

    Texas Tech led the way with four honorees in the Big 12’s weekly football awards for Week 11 alongside winners from Arizona, UCF, Iowa State and West Virginia. The running back tandem of Arizona’s Quincy Craig and Texas Tech’s Cameron Dickey (offensive) were honored with UCF’s Phillip Dunnam and Texas Tech’s Jacob Rodriguez (defensive).

  • Oklahoma State Cowboys Trample Over The Texas A&M Aggies In The Pokes 87-63 Win

    (BCSNN) — It was a big night for Christian Coleman and company, with the senior guard scoring 16 points to lead five players in double figures as Oklahoma State cruised past Texas A&M 87–63 on Sunday in a non-conference matchup between power conference programs.

  • Honor Huff Scores 23 As West Virginia Holds Off Campbell, 73–65, To Remain Undefeated

    (BCSNN) — Senior guard Honor Huff scored 23 points and West Virginia used a late push to hold off Campbell 73–65 on Thursday night at Hope Coliseum, improving to 2–0 on the season.

  • No. 6 Duke Tops Texas, 75-60, In The Blue Devils' Season Opener Behind Evans, Boozer

    (BCSNN) — Sophomore Isaiah Evans scored a career-high 23 points and freshman Cameron Boozer posted a double-double in his collegiate debut to lead No. 6 Duke to a 75–60 win over Texas in the Dick Vitale Invitational on Monday night at Spectrum Center.

  • No. 16 Iowa State Opens Season With An 88-50 Rout Of FDU Behind Momcilovic’s Career Night

    (BCSNN) — No. 16 Iowa State opened the 2025–26 season in emphatic fashion Monday night, cruising past FDU 88–50 at Hilton Coliseum for its 36th consecutive non-conference home win — the sixth-longest streak in the nation.

  • Deion Sanders Makes Colorado's Latest Blowout Loss All About Himelf, Like Everything He Does

    (BCSNN) — For the first time in his three-year tenure at Colorado, head coach Deion Sanders barred his players from speaking postgame, choosing to make the Buffaloes’ 52–17 loss to Arizona solely about himself... like everything.

  • Cincinnati Bearcats Lose RB Pryor For Clash At Utah, Look To Walker To Shore Up Backfield

    CINCINNATI — The Bearcats will be without their top offensive weapon Saturday night when they face No. 24 Utah, as senior running back Evan Pryor has been ruled out with an ankle injury.

  • Arizona State Quarterback Sam Leavitt Out Against Iowa State With Lingering Foot Injury

    (BCSNN) — Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt will miss Saturday’s game against Iowa State as he continues to battle a lingering foot injury that has hampered him since the Sun Devils' game against Baylor in late September.

  • Utah's Ficklin And UH's Weigman Headline Big 12 Week Nine Honors After Breakout Wins

    (BCSNN) — Marquee wins over ranked opponents fueled the Big 12’s Week Nine football awards, with Utah’s Byrd Ficklin and Houston’s Conner Weigman sharing Offensive Player of the Week honors. Ficklin also earned Freshman of the Week after a historic debut.

  • No. 24 Arizona State’s Jordyn Tyson Ruled Out Against Houston With A Hamstring Injury

    (BCSNN) — No. 24 Arizona State will be without its top offensive weapon Saturday when the Sun Devils face Houston, as wide receiver Jordyn Tyson has been ruled out with a hamstring injury. Head coach Kenny Dillingham confirmed the news Wednesday, saying the decision was made to protect Tyson from further risk after he played through the injury in last week’s win over No. 14 Texas Tech.

  • TCU Surges Past Baylor And Holds Off The Bears' Rally In Lightning-Delayed Thriller

    (BCSNN) — A 21-point second quarter and a plus-three turnover margin powered TCU past Baylor 42–36 on Saturday afternoon at Amon G. Carter Stadium. The Horned Frogs erased an early deficit and built an 18-point lead coming out of halftime, then held off a late Baylor rally in a game marked by two hours of lightning delays.

  • BYU Football Stays Perfect As The Cougars Edge Utah, 24-21, In Rivalry Thriller

    (BCSNN) — No. 19 BYU made clutch plays on both sides of the ball to outlast No. 23 Utah 24–21 on Saturday night at LaVell Edwards Stadium. The Cougars jumped out to a 10–0 lead and responded to a fourth-quarter deficit with 14 unanswered points, including a 22-yard touchdown run by quarterback Bear Bachmeier on third-and-11.

  • Ethan Sanchez’s Walk-Off Field Goal Sends Houston Cougars Football Past Arizona, 31–28

    (BCSNN) — Senior kicker Ethan Sanchez drilled a 41-yard field goal as time expired to lift Houston to a 31–28 win over Arizona on Saturday night at TDECU Stadium. The game-winner capped a 13-play, 52-yard drive and secured bowl eligibility for the Cougars (6–1, 3–1 Big 12) for the first time since 2022.

  • Tough News For Texas Tech As Star DT Skyler Gill-Howard Will Miss The Remainder Of 2025

    (BCSNN) — Texas Tech Football fans got some rough news ahead of Saturday's game against Arizona State, as multiple sources have reported that defensive tackle Skyler Gill-Howard will be out for the rest of the season, having suffered a lower leg injury in Week 7's win against the Kansas Jayhawks.

  • Kansas Fined By The Big 12, Along With Texas Tech, Over Sportsmanship Rules Violations

    In accordance with the Big 12 Conference Principles and Standards of Sportsmanship, the Conference has issued a public reprimand and fine of Texas Tech University and a fine of the University of Kansas following their football game on Saturday.

  • Tech's Cameron Dickey And BYU’s LJ Martin Highlight This Week's Big 12 Football Honorees

    The Big 12 Conference’s weekly football honors were awarded to the running back tandem of Texas Tech’s Cameron Dickey and BYU’s LJ Martin (offensive) alongside TTU’s David Bailey and K-State’s Des Purnell (defensive) for Week Seven. Cincinnati’s Max Fletcher and Ethan Sanchez from Houston received special teams accolades, and BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier was named Freshman of the Week. Utah received Offensive Line of the Week honors, while Texas Tech received the Defensive Line award.

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NCAA MBB AP Top 25 Week 16 Poll

 RK Team   PTS  Trend
1
MichiganMichigan (60)
1524
+1
2
HoustonHouston (1)
1402
+1
3
DukeDuke
1397
+1
4
ArizonaArizona
1358
-3
5
UConnUConn
1318
+1
6
Iowa StateIowa State
1212
-1
7
PurduePurdue
1042
+6
8
KansasKansas
1011
+1
9
NebraskaNebraska
982
-2
10
IllinoisIllinois
938
-2
11
GonzagaGonzaga
903
+1
12
FloridaFlorida
895
+2
13
Texas TechTexas Tech
822
+3
14
VirginiaVirginia
730
+1
15
Michigan StateMichigan State
681
-5
16
North CarolinaNorth Carolina
594
-5
17
St. John'sSt. John's
590
-
18
Saint LouisSaint Louis
468
-
19
VanderbiltVanderbilt
449
-
20
ArkansasArkansas
387
+1
21
LouisvilleLouisville
263
+3
22
Miami (OH)Miami (OH)
238
+1
23
BYUBYU
214
-1
24
WisconsinWisconsin
109
+2
25
AlabamaAlabama
104
+1

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