The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are in desperation mode as they host Virginia Tech on Wednesday night in Atlanta, hoping to snap a four-game losing streak despite being shorthanded. Meanwhile, the Hokies (8-10, 3-4 ACC) aim to bounce back from a home loss to Wake Forest and stay competitive in the ACC race. The Yellow Jackets (8-11, 2-6 ACC) have been hit hard by injuries, with several key players sidelined in their 91-78 loss to Florida State last Saturday. Only six players saw action in that game, and head coach Damon Stoudamire knows his team must fight through adversity. Despite these setbacks, Stoudamire refuses to make excuses. One major issue for Georgia Tech has been poor starts. During their four-game

The Nebraska Cornhuskers return home on Wednesday night looking to snap a four-game losing streak as they host the USC Trojans in Lincoln. Nebraska has struggled both on the road and at home recently, while USC is also searching for consistency in Big Ten play. For much of the season, Pinnacle Bank Arena was a safe haven for Nebraska, but that changed when Rutgers ended the Cornhuskers’ 20-game home winning streak in an 85-82 loss last Thursday. The Huskers (12-6, 2-5 Big Ten) followed that up with a 69-66 road loss at Maryland on Sunday, despite a late rally that tied the game with just over a minute left. Head coach Fred Hoiberg remains optimistic despite the team’s struggles. Nebraska

The Arkansas Razorbacks are in desperation mode, searching for their first Southeastern Conference victory as they host the Georgia Bulldogs on Wednesday night in Fayetteville. Meanwhile, Georgia is looking to bounce back from a tough loss to No. 1 Auburn and snap a decade-long losing streak in Fayetteville. The Razorbacks (11-7, 0-5 SEC) began the season ranked No. 16, but have collapsed in SEC play, losing five straight to open 2025. Head coach John Calipari, in his first year with Arkansas after 15 seasons at Kentucky, acknowledges the SEC’s increased difficulty. Arkansas’ latest disappointing effort came in an 83-65 loss at Missouri, where the team fell behind 18-2 early and never recovered. The Razorbacks must regain their offensive rhythm to

The Syracuse Orange will face a red-hot Clemson team on Wednesday night as they travel to South Carolina for an ACC showdown. The Tigers (15-4, 7-1 ACC) are rolling, having won six of their last seven games, while Syracuse (9-9, 3-4 ACC) is looking to build on its comeback win over Notre Dame. Clemson’s fifth-year senior Ian Schieffelin has been a key force, despite nagging back and calf injuries that have limited his ability to practice. Head coach Brad Brownell continues to be impressed by Schieffelin’s toughness. Schieffelin was a nightmare for Syracuse last season, averaging 14.5 points on 10-of-10 shooting in two Clemson wins. Hunter is another veteran playmaker that Syracuse’s defense must contain. His ability to stretch the