Duke, Arizona Dominate Top 10

0:00On March 6, Duke remains number one in the latest college basketball rankings as of March 6, 2026, capping a dominant regular. Season at 28 and 2. They're powered by freshman Cameron Booser, who's leading the nation with standout scoring and rebounding numbers. Right behind them at number 2 is Arizona, with a strong 20-something win record and victories over 10 top 25 teams, thanks to freshmen, like Braden Burries and Colo Pete. Michigan holds steady at number 3, showing championship potential under coach Dusty May with wins over 6 ranked opponents and one of the top, scoring offenses at 89 points per game. Yukon and Houston round up the top five, both boasting elite defenses that stifle opponents below 65 points nightly, while Florida has surged. Late with a 19-2 run since mid-December, surprise teams are shaking things up too. Like Miami of Ohio, which finished a regular season, a perfect 30 and 0, and boasts the nations, third best defense at over 90 points

1:02per game. St. Louis sits at 23 with a 27 and 3 mark, and the eighth ranked scoring attack led by do-it-all big man Robbie Avila. Newcomers like Miami and St. Mary's have jumped into the top 25, signaling bounce back stories across conferences. Standout freshmen and transfers are driving the action. For Mark and Saw's Darius A. Cuff Jr. averaging over 22 points to Gonzaga's veteran. Front cord duo combining for nearly 40 a night. Losses to unranked teams have dinged squads, like Kansas and Iowa State lately, dropping them a few spots despite earlier hot streaks. As conference tournaments kickoff, these rankings will shape NCAA seeds and at large bids, with powerhouses like Duke and Arizona eyeing deep march, runs while for spots