The other major bubble game of the day was Texas at Missouri, and the Longhorns pulled out a vital victory in Columbia, 85-68, to further strengthen their profile. Dailyn Swain (25 points) has Texas on the precipice of the NCAA Tournament, while Missouri continues its peculiar pattern of big wins and discouraging defeats.

Despite early foul trouble and an extremely tough matchup, Malachi Moreno played an impressive game down low.

There are a bunch of streaming only games today as well, with #12 Baylor at UCF and Indiana at #2 UCLA on the women’s side as the highlights there. If you latch on to a barnburner, shout it out in the comments so everyone can tune in!

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Arizona lost to Kansas on Feb. 9, leaving one undefeated team in Miami (Ohio), which ranks No. 23 in AP Top 25 men's college basketball poll . Here are some notable opponents Miami (Ohio) have taken care of. How long will they stay perfect?

Duke still boasts one of the nation's top 2026 recruiting classes.

This week was full of surprises in the sport -- and Arizona's first loss was hardly the headliner, even if it had the most profound impact on this week's rankings. Illinois dropped two-straight, UConn lost at St. John's and Duke lost at UNC, resulting in two new teams -- Florida and Houston -- vaulting in to the new-look top five.

Bryce Hopkins of St. John's was going to the hoop with the ball before he was fouled really hard by Providence's Duncan Powell. Hopkins got whacked pretty hard, leading to a brawl on the court. Hopkins went at Powell right away, and it escalated from there. There were punches thrown between both teams.