Arizona shared the top spot last week, but the Wildcats sit alone atop Andy Katz's latest men's basketball Power 37 rankings.

The most recent NCAA women's basketball NET Rankings were released on December 8 and contain some interesting shakeups at the very top. The @MarchMadnessWBB posted the latest rankings, and the top 10 were as follows: 1. UConn, 2. LSU, 3. Michigan, 4. UCLA, 5. Texas, 6. South Carolina, 7. Kentucky, 8. TCU, 9. Iowa, 10. Michigan State.

An 8-0 start to the season with four victories over top-20 teams has the Arizona Wildcats men's basketball team ranked No. 1 in the country.

The 7-1 Wildcats (No. 35 in the NCAA’s NET rankings) haven’t lost since a season-opening setback against BYU (No. 10 in the AP poll) in Las Vegas, 71-66. Villanova hasn’t been seriously challenged since.

The Wildcats’ horrible week of basketball featured the first home loss of the season and one of the program’s worst defeats in decades.

The fourth-ranked Duke Blue Devils (9-0) get their second road test of the season when they visit the No. 7 Michigan State Spartans (8-0) on Saturday afternoon at the Breslin Center in East Lansing.

Despite three losses during the non-conference schedule, Florida basketball has slowly climbed into the top 25 of the NET rankings.

Under the current rules, the transfer portal window is 30 days and begins in late March, while postseason tournaments are still underway.

The Tritons Men's Basketball team is off to an 8-1 start to their 2025 campaign despite not retaining any starters and getting a new head coach. But, that has yet to phase them as they get into the heart of Big West play on their trek to make a return appearance to the NCAA tournament.

Here's a look at the updated USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 after Week 5 of the college basketball season.