With ACC Tournament seeding on the line, both Georgia Tech and Pitt are looking to shake off recent losses and build some late-season momentum when they face off Tuesday night in Pittsburgh. The two teams are part of a four-way tie for eighth place in the ACC standings, along with Florida State and Virginia Tech. The top nine teams earn a first-round bye in the ACC Tournament, making this matchup especially crucial. Georgia Tech (13-14, 7-9 ACC) has struggled on the road all season (1-8 away from home), while Pitt (16-11, 7-9 ACC) has been strong at home (12-3) but needs to find consistency. Which team will step up when it matters most? The Yellow Jackets’ road struggles continued in

With the NCAA Tournament looming, No. 5 Tennessee (22-5, 9-5 SEC) is playing some of its best basketball at the perfect time. The Volunteers have won five of their last six games, including a statement victory over then-No. 7 Texas A&M (77-69) on Saturday. That win bolstered their case for a high seed in March Madness, and they’ll look to build on it when they face LSU (14-13, 3-11 SEC) on Tuesday night in Baton Rouge. Tennessee showed its depth against the Aggies, but the night belonged to Chaz Lanier. The senior shot a blistering 8-for-13 from three-point range, finishing 10-of-18 from the field as Texas A&M struggled to contain him. With one of the deepest rosters in the SEC,

The No. 21 Marquette Golden Eagles and Providence Friars meet on Tuesday night, both looking to snap their recent struggles and get back on track in the Big East standings. Marquette (20-7, 11-5 Big East) started conference play on fire but has since cooled off, dropping four of their last six games. Meanwhile, Providence (12-15, 6-10 Big East) has also struggled, losing five of its last six, including a disappointing blowout at Georgetown last week. With the Big East Tournament approaching, both teams are desperate for a momentum shift—but only one will leave Milwaukee with a much-needed win. Just a month ago, Marquette dominated Providence 78-50 on the road to cap off a 6-0 start in conference play. But since

With March Madness right around the corner, No. 3 Florida (24-3, 11-3 SEC) is playing its best basketball at just the right time. The Gators are on a six-game winning streak, and with a 79-65 road win over LSU on Saturday, they inched closer to securing a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament—something they haven’t achieved since 2014. Now, they head to Athens to face Georgia (16-11, 4-10 SEC) in a matchup they’ve completely dominated in recent years. Florida has won 12 straight against the Bulldogs, a streak that dates back to March 2019—ironically, when current Georgia head coach Mike White was leading the Gators. White will be looking to break his former team’s grip on the rivalry, but