There’s no such thing as an ugly conference road win where you lead by double digits for more than 19 minutes in the second half. But if there was, Arizona showed what it would look like. The top-ranked Wildcats jumped out to a big lead early and then spent the rest of the day withstanding

No. 1 Arizona men's basketball continued its undefeated season on Saturday by beating host TCU 86-73 to move to 16-0 on the year. Koa Peat scored a team-high 20 points, and Jaden Bradley and Anthony Dell'Orso added 17 points apiece.

The second reason is that Michigan -- which has largely looked infallible for two-straight months -- looked fallible this week in a 74-72 road win over Penn State. The margin between the two was already razor-thin, and in the Power Rankings, as usual, I emphasize recent results heavily. Thus the flip.

Freshman Koa Peat had 20 points and seven rebounds, Anthony Dell’Orso and Jaden Bradley scored 17 points apiece and top-ranked Arizona beat TCU 86-73.

On Wednesday night, the BYU basketball program will host its first Big 12 home game against Arizona State. The Cougars are looking to 2-0 in the Big 12 and even

Arizona State men's basketball's losing streak is now at four games. If the Sun Devils can't snap their skid Saturday, Jan. 10, it could be a while. The next two contests after this are against top 10 teams. The good news is that this is one of the more winnable games on the schedule, as Kansas State has had similar struggles.

Mesa overcome a third quarter in which it was outscored 21-6, to outscore Gilbert Highland 20-9 in the final quarter and force overtime on Jan. 6. The Jackrabbits ended up pulling out a 68-64 win, behind the brilliant play of sophomore point guard Kyi Kyi Miles.

The Wildcats and Sun Devils will meet at 2 p.m. at Desert Financial Arena in Tempe, Arizona. Both are 0-2 to start Big 12 play and would face a tough climb if they drop to 0-3. K-State (9-6,