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The Wolverines had perhaps the best Feast Week to take them over Arizona and Purdue in a roller-coaster No. 1 race.
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No. 11 Gonzaga routed the North Florida Ospreys 109-58 on Sunday night in Spokane, Washington, giving Mark Few, now in his 27th season as the Bulldogs' coach, his 750th career victory in a game in which his team improved to 9-1 on the season.
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Potential No. 1 pick Darryn Peterson scored 17 points in his return after a month lost to a hamstring injury as No. 21 Kansas crushed rival Missouri 80-60.
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No. 10 Iowa State pounded top-ranked Purdue 81-59, handing the Boilermakers the largest nonconference home loss by a No. 1 team in AP poll history.
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Cameron Boozer scored 18 points, including 16 in the second half, and Caleb Foster added 12 points to help No. 4 Duke hold on for a 66-60 victory over No. 7 Michigan State in a game that had the intensity of an NCAA regional final.
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Baylor is finalizing the hire of Doug McNamee as its new athletic director, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Saturday, confirming a report that comes weeks after Mack Rhoades, who had been athletic director since 2016, stepped down for personal reasons.
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USC guard Amarion Dickerson will be out three to four months after injuring his right hip in the Trojans' win over Oregon earlier this week, coach Eric Musselman said Saturday.
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From Michigan to Minnesota, tiering the Big Ten. Plus, key games to watch. Conference play begins Dec. 2.
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The Big Ten has never had a better chance to end its 25-year national championship drought.
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Duke's star freshman has established a tier of his own at this point in the seasonlong awards race.
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