College basketball schedule and results: Kansas knocks off MSU

The Battle for Atlantis was played in the ballroom of a Bahamas resort. It featured club lighting, four ranked teams and some really good basketball. In that sense, a final between Oklahoma and Wisconsin was a fitting ending, with the No. 2 Badgers using a huge second-half surge to claim the tournament title with a 69-56 victory on Friday.

Wisconsin’s offense gets most of the attention, but the Badger defense stepped up on Friday. Oklahoma was forced into 21 turnovers, which included 12 Wisconsin steals. The victory moves Wisconsin to 7-0, while Oklahoma falls to 4-2.

Sam Dekker was fired up during the Wisconsin-Georgetown game. Then this happened. (Wait for it.)

WOMP WOMP.

Villanova’s Dylan Ennis is about 7 inches shorter than Michigan’s D.J. Wilson. Like the mighty flea, Ennis made up for his size with a leap to swat Wilson at the rim:

Here’s where I remind you of Nate Robinson smashing Yao Ming’s shot at the basket. Good times.

Oregon’s Elgin Cook gathered like he was gonna throw down a huge dunk, but didn’t quite get the lift under him and had to change his plans in mid-air. It was already too late:

Watch closely and you can see the exact moment he switches from “I’M A DUNKING KING!” to “maybe I’m better off just laying it in” to “Does it even matter? Do I even exist? Why bother?”.

Kentucky’s absurd collection of talent has been well documented, but freshman big man Karl-Anthony Towns is quickly establishing himself as the team’s most talented player. Towns is making the most of his time on the floor against UT-Arlington on Tuesday, contributing in every facet of the game. At the half, he has nine points, eight rebounds, three assists and three blocks.

Passes like these are becoming a regularity:

29-0 is not a score you see often in basketball. But here you go:

Eventually, the Tigers did score: