The most recent NCAA women's basketball NET Rankings were released on December 8 and contain some interesting shakeups at the very top. The @MarchMadnessWBB posted the latest rankings, and the top 10 were as follows: 1. UConn, 2. LSU, 3. Michigan, 4. UCLA, 5. Texas, 6. South Carolina, 7. Kentucky, 8. TCU, 9. Iowa, 10. Michigan State.

Arizona shared the top spot last week, but the Wildcats sit alone atop Andy Katz's latest men's basketball Power 37 rankings.

Wisconsin then backed up that performance with a 20-point win over rival Marquette. By no surprise, Blackwell again led the postgame headlines, finishing with 30 points, while shooting 8-of-17 from the field, 6-of-12 from 3 and 8-of-10 from the free-throw line.

The next era of the college football transfer portal officially opens Jan. 2, but make no mistake -- the 2026 cycle is already underway. Behind the scenes, portal boards have been set for months. Agents are working phones. Players are making quiet decisions. As one source put it, "Deals are being struck."

Purdue suffered a 23-point loss to Iowa State on Saturday at Mackey Arena. How did that result impact the Boilermakers in the NET and KenPom rankings?

The first official NCAA NET rankings have been released, providing the initial blueprint for how the selection committee views the national landscape. It factors in everything from game results and strength of schedule to offensive and defensive efficiency.

Iowa State handed a historic loss to No. 1 Purdue in West Lafayette, but how will that performance shake up this week's AP Top 25?

MADISON, Wis. - Two dominant victories have helped Wisconsin start to boost its sagging computer numbers Winning a pair of games last week over power-conferenc