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Kentucky in new college basketball rankings

Illinois basketball's NCAA Tournament resume for March Madness: Jan. 20
Jan. 14: Illinois 94, Illinois 69 — The Illini piled up their largest road win in the series, getting 21 points from Kasparas ...
Texas vs Missouri: Preview, prediction, how to watch men's basketball game
After falling to 1-4 in SEC play with a loss at Florida on Saturday, Texas basketball returns home Tuesday against surprising ...
'Little mistakes' cost UNC basketball, damage NCAA Tournament resume, in loss to Stanford
UNC basketball couldn't close against Stanford, making "little mistakes" that Hubert Davis says cost the Tar Heels.
UConn men’s basketball drops to No. 19 in AP Poll following second loss in three games
The UConn men’s basketball team dropped to No. 19 in the Week 12 AP Top 25 rankings after seeing its 28-game home winning ...
Bracketology: Predicting NCAA Tournament field - Is Alabama a basketball school?
An update set of Bracketology projections, plus an extended look at whether the Alabama Crimson Tide can shed their 'football ...
Women's college basketball teams to be paid for playing NCAA Tournament games
In a move to help close the pay gap between men and women in college sports, the NCAA will now pay Division I women's ...
NCAA4d
The closest calls for 14-over-3 NCAA women's basketball tournament upsets
Here are the 17 times in March Madness history that 14 vs. 3 games have been decided by fewer than 10 points in the NCAA ...
Women's college basketball teams to be paid for playing NCAA Tournament games after approval of new plan
In a historic vote Wednesday at the NCAA convention in Nashville, the organization approved a plan to pay women's basketball ...
Winter storm forces Houston basketball to postpone men’s game, alter women’s schedule
No. 7 Houston’s game against Utah scheduled for Tuesday night has been pushed back to Wednesday because of severe weather ...
NCAA3d
Here's how often No. 1 seeds make the Women's Final Four
Just because a team enters the NCAA DI women’s basketball tournament as one of the four No. 1 seeds doesn’t mean it's guaranteed a spot in the Final Four — just look at Indiana and Stanford ...