Yet another week of college basketball goes by, which saw Nebraska break into the top 10 basketball rankings for the first time in decades. While Michigan is making waves in the offense with a 30-point blowout of USC.

After Michigan lost 91-88 at home to Wisconsin on Saturday, Arizona is the new No. 1 in Sunday morning's updated CBS Sports Top 25 And 1 daily college basketball rankings. The Wolverines had been the No.

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FOX Sports' Casey Jacobsen shares his latest college basketball rankings as Arizona rises to No. 1 and Nebraska’s breakout season rolls on.

Iowa's in jeopardy of dropping out of the rankings this week after consecutive Big Ten losses to Minnesota and Illinois. I have the Hawkeyes hanging just inside the top 25 at No. 22 -- which would be a three-spot drop from last week. Previous: 19

The turn of the new year has brought nothing but drama to the women’s college basketball landscape. As conference play hits full swing, the latest AP Top 25 poll reflects a week where the untouchables proved to be anything but.

Iowa State beat Baylor to improve to 15-0. The Cyclones have No. 17 Kansas on the schedule in mid-January, but before then it faces Oklahoma State, so the road to the Jayhawks isn't easy, either.

Perhaps most impressive among those unbeaten teams was what transpired in No. 10 Nebraska's 83-77 win vs. Indiana. The Cornhuskers-- a 4.5-point road underdog, and the only underdog among top-10 teams in action Saturday -- remained unbeaten with a gritty 83-77 win over the Hoosiers, erasing a 16-point second-half deficit to win by six.

The Wisconsin Badgers win over the undefeated Michigan Wolverines wasn't just huge for Greg Gard, but it was the biggest upset any team has pulled off this year

While a few inspired upsets have shaken up the Top 25 in women’s college basketball, a handful of teams remain perfect. The list of undefeateds has shrunk to just three: UConn, Vanderbilt, and Texas Tech,

Yonke's prediction: Iowa will get back on track at home. College hoops action tips off today with a ranked-on-ranked Big Ten matchup in Iowa City as the No. 19 Iowa Hawkeyes host the No. 16 Illinois Fighting Illini. Illinois may be the more talented team on paper, but Iowa holds the coaching advantage and has played well on its home court.

Virginia Tech's lead is now 20-plus. They've shot 4-for-8 from the field this quarter. Nine Hokies have scored, paced by Freelon's nine. Wenzel and Mel Daley have chipped in eight, while Suffren's notched seven. Of note: Amani Jenkins has four fouls in three minutes of play.