All 8 ranked teams that played won by at least 18 points on Thursday night.
No. 1 Florida shot over 40% from three in their second consecutive game, leading them to an 88-57 win over Jacksonville.
No. 2 Duke beat Coastal Carolina 113-52. Pat Ngongba had a career-high 29 points and 8 rebounds.
No. 3 Illinois put up 112 points against Penn, with 25 coming from Andrej Stojakovic.
No. 5 Arizona got 30 points in 23 minutes from Mo Krivas, helping the Wildcats beat Cal Poly 104-84.
No. 6 Michigan State outrebounded Toledo 52-27 in a 91-61 rout.
No. 7 Texas had 7 different players score in double figures, beating Gardner Webb 98-50.
No. 19 Texas Tech got off to a sluggish start, but pulled away in the second half to beat Bethune Cookman 76-58.
No. 24 Vanderbilt dispatched Wake Forest, behind 17 points and 10 rebounds from Tyler Tanner.
Last year, it took 96 games for a ranked team to lose to an unranked opponent. We already had one this year, but how long until we get another? And when will the winning team be one that spent less than $8M on its roster?
There was a ton of great mid-major basketball yesterday, too.
East Texas A&M followed up their win over Oklahoma with another road win over Rice. Mohamed Diakite led the Lions with 23 points and 6 rebounds.
Jackson State upset Tulane despite leading for only one second the entire game. Tulane called a timeout they didn't have, giving the Tigers two free throws to take the lead and win the game.
DePaul held off a furious USF run to beat the Bulls, 82-80. Kruz McClure led the Blue Demons with 18 points off the bench.
South Alabama overcame a 16-point deficit to beat Jacksonville State 83-80 in a double overtime thriller. The Jaguars forced an offensive foul and hit a tough two to send the game to overtime.
North Texas picked up an impressive win over McNeese thanks to 30 points from Je'Shawn Stevenson.
Central Michigan head coach Andy Bronkema is taking an indefinite leave of absence. Raymoan McAfee will serve as interim head coach.
Four-star guard Deuce McDuffie committed to UCF.
Four-star Gassim Toure committed to Austin Peay.
Saint Louis center Robbie Avila was granted a permanent injunction and is currently eligible to play.
On a new episode of Weekend Under Review, Brian Rauf and Matthew Winick preview the weekend slate.
Saint Louis head coach Josh Schertz spoke to Joey Dwyer about his journey from dorm-room-living assistant to star head coach.
Dean Wendel shares 10 things he learned in college basketball this week.
Brian Rauf discusses concerns with Arizona, Rob Wright's redemption and more in a new Rauf Report.
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