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College Basketball Top 25 Week 14 1. Michigan 2. Illinois 3. Purdue 4. Alabama 5. Duke 6. Arizona 7. Iowa State 8. Arkansas 9. Texas 10. Texas Tech 11. Houston 12. BYU 13. Auburn 14. Florida 15. Louisville 16. Vanderbilt 17. Virginia 18. North Carolina 19. N.C. State 20. SMU 21. Gonzaga 22. St Johns 23. Kansas 24. Nebraska 25. Ohio State

We’re going to be looking at the top 3 sleeper teams for March Madness based on the most recent Joe Lunardi Bracketology release. We will be picking teams that we think can go on a deep run and out play the seeding they’re currently projected to be. We will be covering each team's season so far including big wins and losses along with KenPom numbers to support our picks. Getting even one of these teams correct could mean the difference between you scoring in the top percentil

There’s a team that went 13-20 last season to now become the 17th highest scoring team in the country. Some of the biggest reasons they’re scoring so many points is that they’re 7th in three point field goal percentage and 1st in free throw percentage. These two key statistics are why they’re the 24th ranked KenPom offense ahead of numerous March Madness teams from a season ago. Last season they were the 270th offense and 244th ranked defense clearly showing how big of a jump

Michigan at Michigan State This week's game of the week features Michigan State who holds the the #1 KenPom ranked defense hosting Michigan who comes in ranked 2nd. Both teams have had excellent starts to the season with a combined record of 38-3. Each of these teams hopes to win the Big Ten and earn a top 2 seed in the NCAA tournament based on current projections. Michigan has already defeated multiple March Madness headed teams including Gonzaga by 40 points, Auburn by 30

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Back when we made our early season Contender & Pretenders article, Arkansas was the 47th KenPom ranked offense and not incredibly distant from their 64th rank to end last season. Check again and you’ll find Arkansas well inside the top 10 and now as high as the 6th rank. To move from the 47th ranked offense to the now 6th is likely the biggest offensive improvement this season by any team. They rank 14th in ppg scoring 89 ppg and are top 50 in assists per game. This is a hug

Georgia at Texas Our game of the week matchup brings us to the SEC this week with a matchup between the highest scoring offense in the country up against the team with the biggest wins of last week. Georgia comes into this game averaging 96 ppg and 15-3 to begin the season. They consist of players coming off a first round exit in March Madness to an elite Gonzaga team. They’re also coming off of a huge double-digit win against Arkansas, the 10th ranked offense. In that game,