Men's CBK AP Top 25: Arizona Still No. 1, Nebraska Ranked Highest Since 1991

Michigan football has faced significant turmoil since the hiring of Jim Harbaugh, culminating in the recent firing of head coach Sherrone Moore due to credible evidence of an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. This incident has led to Moore's arrest and raised serious ethical concerns within the program.

The Associated Press has announced its All-America first team, highlighting a strong representation from the Big Ten Conference, which includes four players from Ohio State and Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza from Indiana. This recognition underscores the competitive nature of college football and the talent emerging from the Big Ten.

Nebraska quarterback Dylan Raiola is reportedly entering the transfer portal after an injury curtailed his promising second season with the team. This decision follows a challenging period for Raiola, who suffered a broken fibula that ended his season prematurely, impacting the team's performance significantly.

UConn has maintained its position as the top-ranked team in the Associated Press Top 25 women's college basketball poll, with no changes among the top seven teams. This consistency reflects UConn's strong performance in the current season, underscoring their dominance in women's college basketball.

The Arizona Wildcats men's basketball team has successfully retained its No. 1 ranking in the AP Poll after a significant victory, marking their fifth win against ranked opponents this season. This latest achievement underscores their strong performance, particularly following a recent win over UConn, which has solidified their status in the competitive landscape of college basketball.

Alabama football head coach Kalen DeBoer has confirmed he is negotiating a contract extension with the university, dispelling rumors of a potential move to Michigan. This announcement comes as the Crimson Tide prepares for significant upcoming games, including the College Football Playoff (CFP) and SEC championship.

Robert Griffin III has publicly accused the College Football Playoff (CFP) committee of bias towards the Southeastern Conference (SEC) following Alabama's inclusion in the playoff despite ongoing controversies. This comes as Alabama prepares for a rematch against Oklahoma, with speculation surrounding head coach Kalen DeBoer's potential move to Michigan adding to the tension.

Kalen DeBoer, head coach of Alabama football, has issued a statement addressing speculation regarding his potential move to Michigan following the firing of Sherrone Moore. DeBoer emphasized his commitment to Alabama, stating he has 'no interest' in pursuing any other job, including the recently vacated position at Michigan.