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Preview Roundups
February 03, 2019
Minnesota at Purdue 12:00 PM ET

No. 18 Purdue looks to continue its impressive run in Big Ten play when it hosts Minnesota on Sunday. The Boilermakers have won six consecutive contests after pulling out a 99-90 overtime victory against Penn State on Thursday, which moved them into a second-place tie with fifth-ranked Michigan in the conference standings, and hope to stay in contention for their second regular-season title in three years by knocking off the Gophers for the third straight time.

Wake Forest at Clemson 12:00 PM ET

Clemson will try to make it back-to-back ACC wins for the first time this season when the Tigers host struggling Wake Forest on Sunday. The Demon Deacons are looking to snap a season-high four-game losing streak and in search of their first road win of the season.

Georgetown at Villanova 12:00 PM ET
With its senior stars leading the way, No. 14 Villanova is on the verge of a double-digit winning streak. The Wildcats can clinch a 10th straight victory Sunday when they host Georgetown in Big East action.
Xavier at Creighton 1:00 PM ET
Xavier has missed the NCAA Tournament once in the past 13 seasons and hasn't finished with a losing conference record since 1982. Both those scenarios are in danger of becoming reality unless the Musketeers can go on a run in February, beginning with a visit to Creighton on Sunday for a Big East clash.
East Carolina at Connecticut 2:00 PM ET
Connecticut caught a break in the schedule following a rough start to American Athletic Conference play, but it is debatable whether or not first-year coach Dan Hurley's squad has taken full advantage of it. The Huskies wrap up a five-game stretch in which they face one conference favorite and the four teams who sit below them in the league standings Sunday when they host East Carolina.
Stanford at California 4:00 PM ET
California coach Wyking Jones is preaching patience with his young team, which has lost nine straight games and is one loss away from tying the school’s worst-ever streak. The last-place Bears aim for their first Pac-12 victory Sunday in a pre-Super Bowl matinee against rival Stanford, which is beginning a three-game road trip.