Texas A&M is on a roll, and the Aggies (18-5, 7-3 SEC) will look to keep their momentum going when they host Georgia (16-8, 4-7 SEC) on Tuesday night in College Station. While Texas A&M is on a three-game win streak, Georgia is looking to bounce back from a tough loss as it tries to avoid another late-season slide. The Aggies are one of the hottest teams in the SEC, winning five of their last six games—all decided by seven points or fewer. Their latest victory was a dramatic 67-64 road win over then-No. 15 Missouri, sealed by Wade Taylor IV’s clutch 3-pointer with 2.1 seconds left. Taylor, who leads Texas A&M with 15.1 points and 4.2 assists per game,

Creighton has been on fire in Big East play, surging into second place in the conference with a program-record nine-game winning streak. The Bluejays (18-6, 11-2 Big East) will aim to extend their streak and complete a season sweep of UConn (16-7, 8-4 Big East) when they meet Tuesday in Omaha, Nebraska. The Bluejays took down UConn 68-63 on the road back on Jan. 18, and they enter this rematch just one game behind St. John’s in the Big East standings. Their latest statement win came on Saturday, a 77-67 victory over Marquette, avenging an earlier loss to the Golden Eagles. Creighton hasn’t lost since Jan. 3, and head coach Greg McDermott isn’t surprised by the team’s turnaround. Key players

Penn State’s season has taken a sharp downturn, and the Nittany Lions will try to stop the bleeding when they face Southern California on Tuesday in Los Angeles. Just a couple of months ago, Penn State (13-11, 3-10 Big Ten) was sitting pretty with a 12-2 record and a signature win over then-No. 8 Purdue in early December. Fast forward to now, and they’re stuck in a five-game losing streak, having dropped nine of their last 10 games to sink to last place in the Big Ten. Their latest setback was a 78-54 blowout loss at UCLA, where sloppy play proved costly. Adding to their struggles, the Nittany Lions have been dealing with injuries. Puff Johnson and Yanic Konan Niederhauser

SMU is on a roll, and the Mustangs will look to keep the momentum going when they host Pittsburgh in a key Atlantic Coast Conference showdown on Tuesday in Dallas. SMU (18-5, 9-3 ACC) has won four straight games and seven of its last eight, proving it can compete with the best in one of the toughest conferences in college basketball. In their last game—a gritty 81-75 road win over Virginia Tech—the Mustangs showcased their depth and composure. Even more impressive? SMU committed a season-low six turnovers, a testament to their disciplined play. Since opening ACC play with back-to-back losses against Duke and North Carolina, SMU has rebounded to become one of the conference’s most dangerous teams. Pittsburgh (14-9, 5-7