College basketball scores, winners and losers: Tennessee gets controversial win, six top-15 teams go down - CBS Sports

Indiana led for more than 39 minutes of action and held off a late, furious comeback from the Boilermakers, charged by a huge 18 points and 10 rebounds in the second half from big man Zach Edey.

3 recruit in his class and a McDonald's All-American who has yet to live up to the promise of his prospects, but of late he's playing with confidence and giving Duke a dynamic defensively that can remake its hope for a run this March.

Though Auburn fans wanted a foul called on Wendell's Green's 3-point miss at the buzzer, all of college basketball owes the officiating crew a debt of gratitude for swallowing the whistle.

The Tigers by default remained atop the league standings by a half-game over Pitt and Clemson, but with road tests vs. UNC, NC State, Louisville and Virginia in the next few weeks, they may be bemoaning their missed chance at home to grab a stronger grip on the conference race.

But Saturday's result wrecked Memphis' perfect home record and put the Tigers back in the bubbly, back-against-the wall type of position they have grown all too familiar with during Hardaway's five-year tenure.

With five-star freshman guard Nick Smith away from the team because of a knee issue and big man Trevon Brazille out for the season due to injury, Arkansas' NCAA Tournament hopes appeared to be fading.