North Carolina already has locked up the top seed in the ACC Tournament, but the eighth-ranked Tar Heels still have some work to do to secure a higher seed for the NCAA Tournament. The Tar Heels can add another quality road win to their resume if they knock off No. 19 Virginia on Monday. 

Baylor garnered the first ever No. 1 ranking in school history back in early January and looked like a sure bet for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. But the ninth-ranked Bears, who have lost five of their last eight games including a 72-69 loss at Iowa State on Saturday, need to sweep their final two games starting with Monday night's Senior Night game with No. 13 West Virginia to avoid potentially slipping all the way to a No. 5 seed in next week's Big 12 Tournament in Kansas City.

Miami (Fla.) and Virginia Tech, currently two of the ACC's hottest teams, square off in Blacksburg, Va., on Monday with plenty still on the line as the ACC regular-season race nears its conclusion. The Hurricanes, coming off a pair of grind-it-out upset victories over No. 18 Virginia and No. 10 Duke that all but sealed an NCAA Tournament bid, are tied with the Blue Devils for fifth place while the Hokies, who crushed Boston College 91-75 on Saturday and also look like a tournament team, are tied

Kansas has a national player of the year candidate in Frank Mason III, but it was a seldom-used reserve that helped it secure sole possession of its 13th consecutive Big 12 title on Saturday. The third-ranked Jayhawks hope to get another outstanding performance from forward Dwight Coleby when they host Oklahoma on Monday.