A year after the SEC sent 14 of its 16 teams to the NCAA Tournament, the Big 12 appears to be the power conference to watch this season.

The Big 12 remains as deep as ever, with the conference's middle tier shuffling around behind a dominant top-4. Here's how all 16 teams stack up.

With No. 9 BYU’s 89-84 win over Utah, the Big 12’s four Top 25 teams remained undefeated in conference play Saturday with No. 1 Arizona and No. 3 Iowa State leading the way as undefeated and perfect at 16-0 overall and No. 7 Houston and BYU at 15-1. All four are 3-0 in league play.

Kansas basketball has now won back-to-back games during Big 12 Conference play. This time, on Friday, the Jayhawks defeated Baylor at home.

UCF is a skilled team on offense. It is shooting 37.5% from 3-point range and 54.9% from 2-point range. On top of that, the Knights grab an offensive rebound on 38.9% of all possessions. The Knights have size on the inside. Riley Kugel is the team’s leading scorer.

No. 18 Baylor heads to Salt Lake City to face the Utes — that’s the first of three home games over the next two weeks for Utah

No. 1 Arizona escaped a hostile environment against unranked TCU in Fort Worth on Saturday, but the Wildcats know it's just the beginning. As the current No.1

Kansas is still Kansas. Well, at least when it wants to be. So, where do the Jayhawks land in this week's Big 12 power rankings?

Kansas basketball has a Big 12 Conference matchup Tuesday at home against TCU. Here’s the Jayhawks’ player availability report for this game.

Baylor enters Big 12 play facing one of the nation’s toughest slates, with a brutal conference schedule that will test the Bears from start to finish.