Big 12, Big Ten clashes lead the five best NCAA men's basketball weekend games.
As we said just three weeks ago, the Boilermakers didn’t have to wait long for their chance at redemption after losing by five in the Hoosiers’ storied Assembly Hall. It will be a very different kind of road challenge for Indiana after its game at Michigan State that was cathartic for all involved. Big guys Zach Edey and Trayce Jackson-Davis will again be the headliners for this rematch in Mackey Arena, but the outcome will hinge on whose ball handlers are better at avoiding turnovers.
Now-or-never time has arrived for the Tar Heels in their quest to enhance their resume which, for the moment, would seem to leave them short of tournament consideration. Their visit to Charlottesville in early January didn’t go well, but they would now seem to be catching the Cavaliers at a good time. Narrow escapes from Louisville and Notre Dame foreshadowed Wednesday night’s blowout loss at Boston College, results that have UVa fans understandably concerned as Selection Sunday approaches.
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