1 Arizona (15-1)
Beat Kansas 91-74
At Lawrence, Salim Stoudamire led a 10-0 run to open the second half and Arizona rallied from a 20-point deficit to beat Kansas 91-74 Saturday. Next: vs. Stanford, Thursday.
2 Pittsburgh (15-1)
Beat Georgetown 65-64
At Pittsburgh, Julius Page made a free throw with .4 seconds remaining to cap the Panthers' second-half rally. Next: at Syracuse, Saturday.
3 Duke (13-2)
Beat Georgia Tech 91-71
At Durham, Dahntay Jones scored 21 points and Shelden Williams added a season-high 18 as Duke avoided its first three-game ACC losing streak in seven years. Next: vs. Butler, Thursday.
4 Texas (13-2)
Beat No. 21 Missouri 76-55
At Austin, Brandon Mouton scored 20 points and T.J. Ford sparked Texas' key second-half run as the No. 4 Longhorns pulled away. Next: at No. 6 Kansas, Thursday.
5 Florida (16-2)
Did not play. Next: at LSU, Tuesday.
6 Kansas (13-5)
Lost to No. 1 Arizona 91-74 (see above). Next: vs. No. 4 Texas, Monday.
7 Oklahoma (13-3)
Beat Baylor 67-54
At Waco, Kevin Bookout scored a season-high 18 points and had nine rebounds and Hollis Price came up big when things got close as Oklahoma beat Baylor for the 17th straight time. Next: vs. Texas A&M, Tuesday.
8 Kentucky (15-3)
Beat No. 15 Alabama 63-46
At Tuscaloosa, Gerald Fitch scored 16 points and Kentucky kept Alabama in a freefall, beating the Crimson Tide and ending its school-record 28-game home winning streak. Next: at South Carolina, Saturday.
9 Louisville (14-1)
Beat Tennessee 72-69
At Knoxville, Taquan Dean hit a key 3-pointer and Kendall Dartez made a jumper in the final minute as Louisville rallied to win its 13th in a row. Next: at Southern Mississippi, Wednesday.
10 Creighton (16-2)
Did not play. Next: vs. Texas Christian, Sunday.
11 Connecticut (12-3)
Beat Villanova 74-65
At Hartford, Rashad Anderson scored a career-high 18 points on 7-of-9 shooting to lead Connecticut. Next: at St. John's, Monday.
12 Maryland (12-4)
Beat Clemson 52-47
At Clemson, Drew Nicholas scored 14 points and Maryland overcame its worst shooting performance of the season to win its 10th in a row over Clemson. Next: vs. N.C. State, Thursday.
13 Oklahoma State (15-1)
Did not play. Next: at Texas Tech, Sunday.
14 Indiana (14-4)
Lost to Purdue 69-47
At West Lafayette, Kenny Lowe scored 19 points, Willie Deane had 18 and Chris Booker 13 as Purdue dominated from start to finish. Next: at Michigan State, Tuesday.
15 Alabama (12-5)
Lost to No. 15 Kentucky 63-46 (see above). Next: vs. LSU, Saturday.
16 Notre Dame (16-3)
Beat Boston College 101-96, OT
At Boston, Chris Thomas scored 25 of his 28 points after halftime and had seven assists and a season-high eight rebounds to lead Notre Dame. Next: vs. West Virginia, Wednesday.
17 IWake Forest (12-2)
Did not play. Next: vs. Florida State, Sunday.
18 Illinois (15-3)
Beat Penn St. 75-63
At State College, James Augustine had 19 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Illini, who had lost their last two conference road games. Next: vs. Michigan, Wednesday.
19 Georgia (12-4)
Beat No. 24 Auburn 85-79
At Athens,Ezra Williams had 19 points and Steve Thomas added 16 points and 11 rebounds for the Bulldogs. Next: at Vanderbilt, Wednesday.
20 Marquette (13-3)
Beat DePaul 72-51
At Milwaukee, Dwyane Wade scored 21 points and had a career-high seven steals, and Todd Townsend had all 12 of his points on four 3-pointers in the opening nine minutes for the Golden Eagles. Next: vs. East Carolina, Wednesday.
21 Missouri (11-4)
Lost to No. 4 Texas (see above). Next: at Nebraska, Wednesday.
22 Mississippi St. (12-4)
Beat LSU 67-64
At Starkville, Michael Ignerski scored 15 points, including Mississippi State's final two baskets, as the Bulldogs went the final 5:42 without a field goal. Next: at Mississippi, Wednesday.
23 Oregon (14-4)
Beat Washington St. 76-66
At Eugene, Luke Ridnour scored 28 points, and Oregon overcame a first-half deficit to beat injury-riddled Washington State and send the Cougars to their eighth straight loss. Next: at UCLA, Thursday.
24 Auburn (15-4)
Lost to No. 19 Georgia 85-79 (see above). Next: vs. Tennessee, Saturday.
25 California (14-2)
Beat UCLA 80-69
At Berkeley, Joe Shipp had 23 points to lead California over struggling UCLA, which lost its sixth consecutive game for the first time in 55 years. Next: at Vanderbilt, Thursday.