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Miami escaped another close loss, beating Buffalo on Feb. 3, 73-71. Then, on Feb. 7, the RedHawks took care of business against Marshall by double digits, 90-74. The finale this week? Beating in-state foe Ohio on Feb. 13, 90-74.

Four ranked matchups headline another jam-packed Saturday, while the bubble seeks to sort itself out with pivotal matchups on tap in the ACC, SEC and WCC.

The first round of the Tobacco Road rivalry brought a thrilling finish as Seth Trimble’s three-pointer lifted North Carolina past Duke. It also drew strong TV ratings as it became the third-most watched game of the 2025-26 men’s college basketball season to date.

North Carolina at Miami 6 p.m. ESPN2 - BYU at Baylor 6 p.m. FS1 - Purdue at Nebraska 6 p.m. ESPNU - Virginia at Florida State 6 p.m. SEC Network - Vanderbilt at Auburn 6 p.m. ACC Network - Notre Dame at SMU 6:30 p.

Iowa State routed Kansas while Nebraska and Peru State were other regional winners in men’s college basketball on Saturday.

Michigan and Arizona both play to the numbers, allowing the most dribble jumpers per game in the country, according to Synergy’s tracking. Kansas has one of the best off-the-dribble scorers in college basketball in Darryn Peterson. He’s going to have to have an awesome game for Kansas to have a shot at giving Arizona its first loss on Monday.