As we enter the first full week of 2009, conference play is already beginning to separate some of the pretenders from the contenders. Last week featured several marquee match-ups with teams attempting to send a message to the rest of the country that they are going to be in their respective conference race for good. This week continues that trend, with plenty of quality intra-conference battles as well as a couple of non-conference games. If nothing else, last week showed that no one was invincible – who will step up this week?
- Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (Monday, 7:00 PM, ESPN)
- Utah State at Louisiana Tech (Monday, 8:00 PM)
- Mississippi State at Western Kentucky (Monday, 9:00 PM)
- Notre Dame at South Florida (Tuesday, 7:00 PM, ESPNU)
- Minnesota at No. 4 Purdue (Tuesday, 7:00 PM, ESPN)
- Rhode Island at Akron (Tuesday, 7:00 PM)
- No. 19 New Mexico at San Diego State (Tuesday, 10:30 PM, Regional TV)
- No. 23 Wisconsin at No. 11 Michigan State (Wednesday, 6:30 PM, Big Ten Network)
- Memphis at No. 5 Syracuse (Wednesday, 7:00 PM, ESPN2)
- Charlotte at No. 14 Tennessee (Wednesday, 7:00 PM, ESPN FullCourt/Regional TV)
- Cornell at No. 1 Kansas (Wednesday, 8:00 PM, ESPN FullCourt/Regional TV)
- No. 13 Georgetown at Marquette (Wednesday, 8:00 PM, ESPN FullCourt/Regional TV)
- Wichita State at Missouri State (Wednesday, 8:05 PM, Regional TV)
- Northern Iowa at Southern Illinois (Wednesday, 9:00 PM, ESPNU)
- Seton Hall at No. 10 Connecticut (Wednesday, 9:00 PM, ESPN FullCourt/Regional TV)
- No. 7 Duke at Iowa State (Wednesday, 9:00 PM, ESPN2)
- UNLV at BYU (Wednesday, 10:00 PM, Regional TV)
- Western Kentucky at South Alabama (Thursday, 6:05 PM, Regional TV)
- Butler at Wright State (Friday, 7:00 PM, Regional TV)
- No. 17 Washington at Arizona State (Friday, 10:30 PM, Regional TV)
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