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Is Flagg still the 1 for NBA teams?
Duke's sensational freshman has been an all-around star. But a superb freshman class keeps making headlines, starting with two Rutgers standouts. Who will end up being the top pick in the '25 NBA Draft? Plus, Monday's results to know, Xavier loses Zach Freemantle, Kansas as a finesse team, and much more.
A poll for a champion
This week's AP Poll features the 2025 in the top 12. At least if you believe in a 20-year trend. Plus, exclusive insights on Chris Youngblood's return for Alabama, Indiana rolls over Minnesota (and other Monday results), the Mountain West's rough start, and Rhode Island coach Archie Miller discusses his team's 9-0 start.
Feast Week takeaways
It was a rough week for nearly all the would-be contenders, including Houston and Alabama at the Players Era Festival on Saturday. Meanwhile, the rest of the SEC is crushing it, while Pitt might be the ACC's second-best team. We cover all that, plus notes on the weekend results, and pay tribute to a St. John's legend.
Maui madness
One of college basketball's greatest tournaments had one of its greatest days. Memphis beat No. 2 UConn (with some controversy), while Auburn and North Carolina staged remarkable comebacks. We detail it all. Plus: Liberty's tourney title, the latest injury and player news, and a look to a stellar Tuesday night.
Feast Week guide (and weekend results)
Clear your schedule. Beyond a stellar Maui Field, two other standout tournaments tip off today, while the the rest of the week is just as good. Plus, Duke, Nebraska and Tennessee earned statement wins, Rutgers got a shock from Kennesaw State, multiple MTE champs were crowned, and more from a fun weekend.
Still shaking off rust
Seton Hall struggled to score in a loss to Hofstra. But it was far from the only college team that dealt with offensive issues (hello Minnesota!) or got pushed on Wednesday night. We run down all the results to know. Plus: Wake Forest loses frontcourt depth, Villanova won't have a freshman, and Kansas adds another 2025 commit.