The starting lineup with Lee in Moore’s place had a plus-50.5 NET rating going into Sunday’s matchup, the best rating of any five-player group competing for at least 50 possessions. Schaefer is putting more faith in his youngest rotation player, and it is paying off.

Three new teams climbed into the top five of the latest CBS Sports College Basketball power rankings, led by fast-rising St. John's and Texas Tech. The Red Storm and Red Raiders moved up nine and 10 spots to No.

Only four teams moved week over week, with Oklahoma State and Baylor once again flipping spots at Nos. 3 and 4, while Arizona State and BYU flipped at Nos. 13 and 14. The 12 other teams remain in the same spot they were in last week.

Kentucky tumbled after the loss to John Calipari and Arkansas, while the top of the pecking order held firm in the latest edition of our SEC Basketball Power Rankings.

The Big Ten basketball standings received a shake-up this week as first-place Michigan State dropped its first game of the season.

Lancaster’s boys and South Pointe’s girls remain No. 1 this week in the Herald’s Power 5 high school basketball rankings. No surprises there, right? Each of those teams continues to cruise toward the playoffs, and each stands a good chance of being the top seed among South Carolina’s 4A schools. But who exactly is No. 2 among the boys and girls?

Here is a look at this week’s High School on SI Top 15 Iowa high school boys basketball power rankings for the week of Feb. 10. To be eligible, you must be ranked in the Top 5 of the class rankings: 1.