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.

This past Saturday featured the craziest, most upside-down day of the men's college basketball season thus far. Eleven AP-ranked teams lost, according to ESPN Stats & Information research, with 10 of them losing to lower-ranked or unranked opponents.

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.

JACKSON -- We have clarity in the Cascades Conference races, as Columbia Central and Grass Lake have officially clinched their divisions. The Golden Eagles and Warriors meet up at Spring Arbor on February 15 for the conference title.

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 Boilermakers are well positioned for their third straight Big Ten championship, and claim the top spot in the Big Ten men's basketball power rankings.

We got some movement on the rankings this week! Check out the Flint-area girls basketball Power Rankings to see who is shining and who is on the verge of cracking the list.

Texas Tech - which trails Houston and Arizona by a game for first place - puts its seven-game win streak on the line as the Red Raiders travel to Tucson f