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With Amida Brimah back in the lineup, Connecticut looks to continue its climb in the American Athletic Conference standings when it hosts East Carolina on Sunday. The Huskies have won five of their last six games including two straight after Brimah returned from a broken finger.

Seventh-ranked Iowa looks to continue its winning ways when it travels to Champaign to take on Illinois on Sunday. The Hawkeyes have won 11 of their last 12 games and are coming off a commanding 73-49 victory over Penn State to move into a first-place tie with No. 21 Indiana, as they search for their first Big Ten title since 1979.

No. 15 Miami (Fla.) will look to turn around its ACC road woes when it visits Georgia Tech on Sunday afternoon. The Hurricanes are just 1-3 in conference games away from Coral Gables and will be facing a team that is more dangerous than its record suggests.

SMU has hit its first extended bump of the 2015-16 season, but the Mustangs are hopeful that they can regain their form Sunday against host USF. After starting the season with 18 straight victories, SMU has lost two of its last three - both defeats on the road - and now must venture away from home again.

Two teams that hope to be in the mix when the Field of 68 is announced in March do battle when Houston travels to face Tulsa in an American Athletic Conference matchup on Sunday. The Cougars come in on a roll, having won three straight, including a victory in their last outing over SMU, while the Golden Hurricane have dropped two of three, with an overtime setback to Temple coming in their last contest.

No. 17 Oregon is rolling along at the top of the Pac-12 standings and the Ducks look to extend their home-court winning streak to 22 games when Utah pays a visit on Sunday afternoon. The 76-56 rout of Colorado on Thursday avenged an earlier defeat for Oregon, which has won five straight overall and averaged 85 points during the run.