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The Arizona Wildcats continue to shape their identity as a top-five program when they welcome the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks to McKale Center on Tuesday night in Tucson. No. 5 Arizona (2-0) has rolled through its first two contests with balanced offense and strong rotation depth under coach Tommy Lloyd. The Wildcats opened with a 93-87 win over Florida and followed with a dominant 93-67 victory over Utah Tech. Lloyd has leaned on an eight-man rotation that’s accounted for 97% of the team’s minutes through two games. His starting lineup features three freshmen—Koa Peat, Brayden Burries, and Ivan Kharchenkov—alongside senior point guard Jaden Bradley and junior center Motiejus Krivas. Seniors Tobe Awaka and Anthony Dell’Orso, plus freshman Dwayne Aristode, anchor the

The BYU Cougars look to continue their early-season dominance when they host the Delaware Blue Hens on Tuesday night in Provo, Utah. Ranked No. 7 nationally, BYU (2-0) is coming off a near-flawless offensive showing in a 98-53 rout of Holy Cross, extending its nonconference home winning streak to 21 games. The Cougars shot 61.9% from the field, scored 62 points in the paint, and committed only six turnovers in the blowout. Five players scored in double figures for BYU, led by Richie Saunders’ 20 points — his 14th consecutive game in double digits. Head coach Kevin Young credited the team’s focus on improving rim finishing and decision-making inside the paint after struggling in the opener. “Something we did a

The Penn State Nittany Lions look to keep their early momentum going as they host the Navy Midshipmen in a Tuesday night non-conference matchup at the Bryce Jordan Center in University Park, Pennsylvania. Penn State (2-0) is off to a promising start under head coach Mike Rhoades, following a 87-43 win over New Haven. The Nittany Lions’ backcourt trio of Kayden Mingo, Freddie Dilione V, and Melih Tunca has been the foundation of their offensive flow, combining for efficient scoring and crisp ball movement. Against New Haven, Penn State shot 52.5% from the field and 44% from beyond the arc while committing just six turnovers. Mingo led the way with 16 points and six assists, while Dilione and Tunca each

The New York Knicks enter Tuesday’s home matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies riding a four-game winning streak and one of the hottest 3-point stretches in the league. New York has shot 40% or better from deep in four of its last five games, including Sunday’s 134-98 rout of the Brooklyn Nets. The Knicks have averaged 128.6 points in that span, looking increasingly comfortable under Mike Brown’s system. Memphis, meanwhile, continues to search for offensive consistency. The Grizzlies have dropped five of six and scored a season-low 100 points in Sunday’s loss to the Thunder. Ja Morant’s slump continues, with the guard hitting just 14.8% from 3-point range this season. Tipoff from Madison Square Garden is set for 7:30 PM ET