Late Wednesday College Hoops: Amid Numerous Conference Tilts, Duke Heads To Chicago, Ohio State

• Indiana travels to Ohio State, fresh off a win against Michigan on New Year's Eve. The Wolverines happened to follow up that loss with a win against the Buckeyes on Sunday. Before the Hoosiers get too excited about their chances, it's looking like Evan Turner, Mr. Everything for OSU, should make his return from a back injury in this one.
• The big non-conference game of the night takes place in Chicago where Mike Krzyzewski brings his fifth-ranked Duke Blue Devils to his hometown for a game against Craig Brackins and Iowa State. This will be the country's best chance to see the Cyclones' star, a surefire NBA prospect.
• In the Big East, Seton Hall visits 13th-ranked Connecticut, looking to snap a string of three straight close losses. , Meanwhile, Jerome Dyson, Stanley Robinson, Kemba Walker and the rest of the Huskies would like a second straight convincing home win.
• There's another big Mountain West tilt this evening that not many will see. Defending MWC tournament champion BYU hosts UNLV, who has also spent some time in the AP poll this season. Much like 15th-ranked New Mexico's trip to San Diego State Tuesday, this one is also only on The Mountain.
• In Pac-10 action, California hosts UCLA. The Golden Bears crushed Stanford in their only conference game to date, while the Bruins sit at 1-1. However, UCLA nearly gave the game away to Arizona State in their opening win, and looked terrible against Arizona on Saturday in a morning tipoff.

FINAL: No. 13 Connecticut 71, Seton Hall 63
The Huskies held off the Pirates to send them to their fourth-straight loss.
Pirate game preview and discussion at Gonzo Ball

FINAL: No. 25 BYU 77, UNLV 73
The Cougars survived a challenge from the Runnin' Rebels to pick up a win in their MWC opener.
Game preview and discussion at Mountain West Connection
Cougar game preview and discussion at Vanquish The Foe