Some losses are understandable in the NCAA tournament. Others will haunt us forever (see: Duke). We rank them all.
From national figures like Zach Edey to stellar performers from smaller leagues -- these are players who could become the sport's main character this March.
- Kyle Filipowski knocked down shots, attacked the glass and set up teammates on kickouts. By the end of the night, he had flirted with a triple-double while No. 21 Duke pulled away after halftime for a comfortable win.
Hofstra Pride (6-3) at Duke Blue Devils (6-3, 0-1 ACC)
Each Division I conference's 2023-24 season will be shaped by these storylines -- from transfers to win streaks, realignment talks to wide-open races.
The talent is undeniable among the player of the year contenders -- and their top competition -- in all 32 Division I men's conferences.
