College Basketball Saturday: Michigan Knocks Off Ohio State

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No. 2 UConn Upset By St. John's, 99-Game Home Winning Streak Snapped

St. John's did what no unranked team had done since 1993, upsetting UConn at home to end a long Huskies winning streak.

No. 6 Ohio State Vs. No. 17 Michigan: Wolverines Hang On In Ann Arbor

Michigan hit some big shots down the stretch to hold on for a win in a physical game against Ohio State.

No. 4 Kansas Vs. Texas Tech: Jayhawks Breeze By Red Raiders, 83-50

Thomas Robinson and Kansas handled Texas Tech with little trouble, 83-50.

No. 24 Gonzaga Vs. San Francisco: Dons Pull Off Upset, Contribute To WCC Chaos

The standings in the West Coast Conference are officially a mess. The Gonzaga Bulldogs were expected to push back into a tie for first place on Saturday night, but fell to the San Francisco Dons, who pulled off a 66-65 upset victory.

From start to finish, the game was close, with neither team able to take control. USF had four of its starters score in double figures, while Gonzaga got 21 points from Elias Harris and 16 points from Gary Bell. Kevin Pangos and Bell both started on the bench, but went on to play 30 and 39 minutes respectively.

The Bulldogs won the battle on the boards by a wide margin, but turnovers were their undoing. Gonzaga turned the ball over 21 times to USF's 10, as the Dons made an impressive 14 steals.

Gonzaga is now 11-3 in the WCC and trails the Saint Mary's Gaels by one game. The Brigham Young Cougars trail by one game as well, while the Loyola Marymount Lions are two games back. San Francisco is 8-7 in the WCC.

No. 10 Georgetown Vs. Providence: Hoyas' Defense Dominates In 63-53 Win

Georgetown's defense shut down Providence for a 63-53 win.

Bad Box Scores: Arizona State Has Forgettable First Half

Arizona State is in Pullman on Saturday night, playing Washington State in a Pac-12 matchup. At the time of this writing, the game is at the half. Washington State leads Arizona State, 36-8. That's not a typo: the Sun Devils scored eight points in the first 20 minutes.

Let's quickly run through the box score for some fun facts!

• Arizona State had more turnovers (10) than points.
• WSU guard DaVonte Lacy outscored Arizona State by himself (14-8) and forward Brock Motum finished the half with the same number of points as the Sun Devils.
• Washington State made more field goals (13) than Arizona State has points.
• Washington State has more offensive rebounds (5) than Arizona State has made field goals (3).
• The Sun Devils are shooting 16.7 percent from the field. But hey, at least they made their only free throw attempt!
• Trent Lockett is 1-7 from the field. Chanse Creekmur and Chris Colvin have Arizona State's other two made buckets and are perfect from the field!
• Washington State has 10 assists on 13 made buckets. Arizona State has a single, lonely assist.
• ASU is shooting the same percentage from the field as it is from beyond the arc (3-18, 1-6).

No. 14 Florida Vs. Arkansas: Erving Walker's Gators Crush Razorbacks, 98-68

Behind Erving Walker's career night, Florida decimated Arkansas, 98-68.

No. 16 Murray State Vs. No 21 St. Mary's: Racers Romp Gaels, 65-51

No. 16 Murray State runs past No. 21 Saint Mary's, 65-51, thanks to Isaiah Canaan.

VIDEO: Dick Vitale Dances With Murray State Cheerleaders

Michigan Vs. Ohio State: Game Time, TV Coverage And More

Saturday features a marquee matchup between No. 17 Michigan and No. 6 Ohio State in Columbus. Everything you need to know about it is right here.

Illinois Vs. Nebraska: Wheels Officially Off, Huskers Crush Illini 80-57

The Huskers used a 50-12 run to decimate the struggling Illini, 80-57, on Saturday.

No. 13 San Diego State Vs. Air Force: Aztecs Suffer Third-Straight Loss With 58-56 Defeat

Michael Lyons scored 27 points as Air Force knocked off 13th-ranked San Diego State, 58-56.

Ole Miss Vs. No. 1 Kentucky: Wildcats Depth Too Much In 77-62 Win

Terrence Jones posted a double-double of 15 points and 11 rebounds, as the No. 1 Wildcats came away with a 77-62 win over Ole Miss.

Clemson Vs. No. 8 North Carolina: Tar Heels Cruise To 74-52 Win At Home

Clemson has never beaten North Carolina in Chapel Hill, and that streak continued Saturday with a 74-52 loss to the No. 8 Tar Heels.

Illinois Vs. Nebraska: Bruce Weber Sweating, Huskers Blowing Out Illini

Bruce Weber's no-good, very-bad season is getting a whole lot worse, especially if the Illini keep this up.

Down 33-26 to the Nebraska Cornhuskers at halftime, the Illinois Fighting Illini have gone ice cold in the second half, scoring a mere five points in nine minutes of action, currently trailing 59-31 with 11:06 to go in the game.

At one point, Illinois led 24-16. That was before the 43-7 run that this 11-13 Nebraska team has gone on.

D.J. Richardson is the only Illinois player in double figures so far (11 points) and no one else has more than six. The team is actually shooting 42% but is a dreadful 4-for-17 from three-point range.

Nebraska, meanwhile, is shooting the lights out. They're shooting 60% as a team and 57% from three-point range (8-of-14). Caleb Walker has 13 for the Huskers while Bo Spencer has added 10.

Illinois coach Bruce Weber has been under fire in recent weeks as his team has slid down the Big Ten standings. Currently 16-10, their post-season options are getting slimmer with every week. The team has lost seven of their last eight and things aren't looking good tonight. With No. 6 Ohio State, No. 17 Michigan and No.15 Wisconsin still to play before the Big Ten Tournament, they aren't going to get any easier, either.

For more on Illinois, visit Hail To The Orange. For more on Nebraska, check out Corn Nation.

UConn's Shabazz Napier On Teammates: 'I've Got To Question A Lot Of These Guys' Hearts'

Kansas State Vs. No. 9 Baylor: Wildcats Score Road Upset Over Bears, 57-56

Kansas State upended the No. 9 Baylor Bears on the road Saturday, locking down on D and not allowing Baylor to score in the final 2:15.

No. 3 Missouri Vs. Texas A&M: Kim English Leads Tigers To 71-62 Win Over Aggies

Kim English leads a dynamic four-guard Missouri attack to their seventh straight win, a 71-62 victory over Texas A&M.

No. 20 Florida State Vs. North Carolina State: Seminoles Never Trail In 76-62 Win Over Wolfpack

The Florida State Seminoles never trailed, going on to a 76-62 win over the NC State Wolfpack on Saturday. Ian Miller had 17 points.

No. 11 UNLV Vs. New Mexico: Lobos Upset Rebels In 20-Point Home Blowout

New Mexico's Drew Gordon had a monster 20-20 performance against a ranked but struggling UNLV club, as the Lobos cruised to a 65-45 win.

VIDEO: Refs Eject Tom Gugliotta And Chris Corchiani From FSU-NC State Game

Maryland Vs. No. 22 Virginia: Cavaliers Overwhelm Terps In Second Half For 71-44 Win

After losing two in a row, Virginia cruised to a 71-44 win over border rival Maryland to get back on the winning track.

No. 24 Wichita State Vs. Davidson: Shockers Shoot 80 Percent During Second Half In Win

The Wichita State Shockers shot 80 percent from the field in the second half to pull away from the Davidson Wildcats. Senior Joe Ragland had 30 points in the win, just one shy of a career high.

No. 19 Louisville Vs. DePaul: Cardinals Bounce Back With 90-82 Overtime Win

It took an extra five minutes, but Rick Pitino's Lousiville Cardinals got back on the winning track in the Big East with a 90-82 overtime win over DePaul.

No. 12 Marquette Vs. UConn: Jae Crowder Dominates As Huskies Lose 79-64

Jae Crowder tied a career high with 29 points, leading the Marquette Golden Eagles to a 79-64 win over the UConn Huskies on Saturday.

No. 6 Ohio State Vs. No. 17 Michigan: TV Time, Schedule And More

The Michigan Wolverines and the Ohio State Buckeyes tip off at 9:00 p.m. ET in Ann Arbor on Saturday in a pivotal Big Ten matchup. The Wolverines are pursuing their first conference title since 1986.

College Basketball Saturday: BracketBusters And Big Ten Rivals Take Center Stage

Need to know who's playing where, at what time and on what channel? We've got you covered on a loaded BracketBuster Saturday in college basketball.

BracketBusters Weekend: What To Watch For As Mid-Majors Do Battle

BracketBusters Weekend is upon us once again. One of the most benevolent, interesting, progressive instances of sports scheduling gives us 71 matchups this weekend, 13 of which are on television, and between four and eight of which are actually, truly interesting. Here are some questions to keep in mind while keeping up with the weekend action.