Vanderbilt is tested by Memphis but proves worthy, UConn and Marquette collide, an ACC record for threes, Gonzaga goes off and more from Wednesday's college basketball action.

Olivier Rioux makes college basketball history as world's tallest player to score in Florida's 102-61 victory over Saint Francis Wednesday night.

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Following significant roster turnover — most notably the departures of Walter Clayton Jr. and Alijah Martin — Florida entered the new season ranked No. 23 and earned a commanding 102–61 win over the St. Francis Red Flash to improve to 7–4.

Olivier Rioux is in the record books again. The 7-foot-9 Florida redshirt freshman became the tallest player to ever score in a college basketball game when he tallied his first two career points Wednesday in a 102-61 win over Saint Francis. Rioux dunked with 42 seconds left and the crowd at the Stephen O. Connell Center erupted.

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There are seven undefeated teams in men's college basketball. Those teams include the Commodores as well as Michigan, Duke, Arizona, Iowa State, Nebraska and Miami (Ohio). Iowa State and Nebraska are 11-0 and Arizona is 9-0. The other four teams are 10-0.

It has been a great start to the season for the Iowa State Cyclones, and the team is hungry to keep their undefeated streak alive.  Coming into the year, the Cy

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There are 101 freshmen averaging north of 10 points, an even more impressive feat in an ecosystem that features tons of NBA-level talent returning to college to cash in on lucrative NIL deals. It won't be easy,