ESPN's College GameDay hosts Jay Williams, left, and Seth Greenberg, right, share the court with Houston head coach Kelvin Sampson during a broadcast of College GameDay before the start of

Iowa lost in overtime while Kansas State fell to West Virginia in regional women’s college basketball on Monday.

Top-25 teams will take the court across 15 games on Saturday’s college basketball slate. That includes the Iowa State Cyclones playing the Houston Cougars at Fertitta Center. Watch men’s college basketball,

No. 25 Illinois. Next: at Iowa, Sunday. No. 4 Southern Cal (24-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. 25 Illinois, Sunday. No. 5 UConn (25-3) did not play. Next: at Butler, Saturday. No. 6 South Carolina (24-3) beat Arkansas 95-55.

Next: at No. 13 NC State, Sunday. No. 2 Texas (26-2) did not play. Next: at Georgia, Monday. No. 3 UCLA (24-1) vs. No. 25 Illinois. Next: at Iowa, Sunday. No.

Abou Ousmane scored 25 points and Oklahoma State beat No. 9 Iowa State 74-68 on Tuesday night.Arturo Dean had 14 points and seven steals, and Bryce Thompson added 11 points for the Cowboys (14-14, 6-11 Big 12).

No. 4 Houston passed its latest test en route to a second consecutive Big 12 regular-season title by fending off then-No. 8 Iowa State on Saturday for their sixth straight victory.

UCF plays the Iowa State Cyclones after Kaitlin Peterson scored 20 points in UCF's 61-60 victory against the Texas Tech Red Raiders.

Texas Tech must improve its rebounding and limit turnovers to avoid giving opponents easy points. The Red Raiders need to find ways to avoid prolonged scoring droughts, particularly late in games. Texas Tech's defense tends to suffer when the offense struggles,

Coming off a tough loss on the road to fifth-ranked Houston, the Iowa State men were expected to rebound Tuesday night. Instead, they fell victim to the upset b

No. 5 Houston plays the No. 9 Texas Tech Red Raiders after LJ Cryer scored 28 points in the Cougars' 68-59 win against the Iowa State Cyclones.

They only bested Iowa State by nine points Saturday, despite being 12.5-point favorites against a Cyclones team missing star guards Keshon Gilbert and Curtis Jones. Houston turned the ball over 17 times in that game, but offset the giveaways by shooting 58.8 percent from 3-point range.