Here's an updated look at the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 after Week 7 of the men's college basketball season:

Right now, it’s those two and everyone else. And they seem to be getting even better. Michigan has scored 100-plus points in five of its last six games. Arizona is dominating with defense, with only Florida (1.07 points per possession) and UConn (1.06 PPP) scoring a point per possession against the Wildcats this year.

There are two ways, at least, a college basketball team can lose a game. The opponent can beat them. They can beat themselves. Nebraska’s undefeated men’s baske

Arizona has taken the top spot in the AP Top 25 men's college basketball poll. This comes after a perfect start to the season.

Taking a closer look at Maryland men’s basketball’s first 12 games under new coach Buzz Williams. The Terps are a work in progress.

Ohio State men's basketball coach Jake Diebler has addressed the topic of in-season roster addition in a late-December interview.

Marshall men’s basketball found a 102-52 win over West Virginia Tech under the tree on Tuesday night at the Cam Henderson Center. It’s a gift of holiday momentum for the Thundering Herd (8-5, 0-1 SBC) as it spread cheer with 30 assists on its 38 made shots and four double-digit scorers – Caleb Hollenbeck (25),

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - As expected, the Louisville men's basketball program's place in the Associated Press Top 25 Poll has taken a hit following an up-and-down week. The Cardinals (10-2, 0-0 ACC) garnered 555 points in week eight of the AP Top 25, falling from No. 11 in last week's poll to No. 16 this week.

AMHERST – University of Massachusetts men’s basketball downed UMass Boston, 91-40, on Monday afternoon at the Mullins Center in front of 2,014 fans. The Minutemen (9-4) never trailed in the contest against the Beacons (5-6).

South Carolina men’s basketball is 8-4 this season following Monday’s 95-70 win against S.C. State (1-13). The Gamecocks are one game back from their 9-3 record at the holiday break last season and are 0-4 against top-100 NET opponents. It’s been an up-and-down start, but there’s plenty of season (and quality SEC opponents) left to be played.

St. John’s looked disinterested and couldn’t halt Harvard’s dribble penetration, falling behind early 13-5. Even though the Red Storm went on a 9-0 run to claim the lead, their advantage wouldn’t last long.