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Nobody's perfect: When the unbeaten teams will lose

The nine teams without a loss include some you'd expect (Kansas, Virginia and Michigan) and some surprises (Furman). Here's when each one will fall.
What's real, what's fake this week in hoops

In case you're still skeptical: Tennessee hoops is very, very real. The NCAA doling out any punishment for the corruption trials right now is very, very not real.
Miami loses Gak for season to injured knee

Miami freshman forward Deng Gak will miss the rest of the season with a left knee injury, the latest blow to the Hurricanes' depth up front.
Sources: NCAA rule limits June access to recruits

A new NCAA rule that in theory would enable colleges to see recruits more than in the past instead might keep some very prominent players from being seen in June.
Kentucky sophomore guard Green transferring

Sophomore guard Quade Green is transferring from Kentucky, the school said.
Providence's No. 2 scorer to miss 4-6 weeks

Providence freshman guard A.J. Reeves could miss a chunk of Big East play, as the team has ruled him out for four to six weeks because of a foot injury.
Kansas back to No. 1 while Gonzaga drops to 4th

The preseason No. 1, the Jayhawks are again the top-ranked college basketball team in the AP Top 25 despite struggling to get past New Mexico State at home. Kansas slid into the top spot after previous No. 1 Gonzaga lost to Tennessee.
Few: NCAA lacks urgency over investigation

After NCAA president Mark Emmert said last week the investigation into corruption in college basketball wouldn't be completed anytime soon, Gonzaga Bulldogs coach Mark Few said he was "disappointed" in the NCAA's lack of urgency.
How big stars ended up at smaller schools

The big programs don't always get the best players. Just ask Mike Daum at South Dakota State and several others starring this season for smaller schools.
NBA draft Top 100 rankings: New lottery prospects

Who's on top? Our experts give their rankings and analysis.