College basketball never sleeps, and neither do we. Wednesday was another stacked slate in a season stacked with stacked slates. Did that make any sense? Anyway, the Wednesday schedule didn't provide quite as many thrillers in the top 25 as we've gotten used to watching this year,

It is a top-25 matchup in the SEC as we continue our College Basketball odds series with an Auburn-Georgia prediction and pick.

Georgia enters this week battling through five straight games against AP Top 25 opponents in the Southeastern Conference. Only now, the Bulldogs have a national ranking of their own for

For Curtis Jones, it doesn't seem to matter. Wednesday night provided the latest reminder. Final score: Iowa State 74, Kansas 57. Jones, the senior guard who transferred from Buffalo in advance of last season,

Iowa State diving finished eighth of eight teams in the women’s division of the Georgia Diving Invitational last weekend. The division was won by North Carolina, with Kentucky taking second and LSU finishing in third.

Sports national college football writer Chris Hummer's transfer portal notebook features Iowa adding a difference-making quarterback, South Carolina landing a stud running back, Georgia patching up its holes at wide receiver and how UNC's strategy isn't making much sense.

Georgia enters this week battling through five straight games against AP Top 25 opponents in the Southeastern Conference.

Nine of last week’s top 12 teams took to the road this weekend, but the only top-12 team that lost was at home.

Kentucky went down in a big upset last week. Will newly minted No. 1 Auburn find themselves vulnerable to an upset in Week 11?

Curtis Jones scored 25 points in his second start of the season to lead No. Iowa State to a 74-57 win over No. Kansas on Wednesday night, the Cyclones' 12th straight victory.

The Iowa football team acquired its second transfer player of the week in former Chattanooga receiver Sam Phillips. The fourth-year wideout will join the Hawkeyes for his final season of eligibly in 2025,

A 20-year-old Fort Moore trainee died Jan. 8 in a “non-training-related incident” on the Georgia Army post about three weeks before he was expected to graduate from the service’s infantry entrance training.