The latest Rivals.com Power Rankings are filled with at least four big changes in four different categories.

UCLA coach John Savage couldn't be happier about his club's 9-0 start. But he realizes there's much more work to do.

Virginia had another good weekend and still remains No. 1. Two teams, though, entered the latest top 25 rankings.

Chris Epps and Phil Pohl each hit grand slams, and Richie Shaffer added a 3-run shot as No. 9 Clemson beat No. 15 South Carolina 19-6 on Sunday. A record crowd of 8,214 fans at Carolina Stadium watched the rubber game of the weekend series. The 19 runs are the most scored by Clemson (9-1) against South Carolina since a 27-17 win on May 5, 1962.

TCU freshman pitcher Matt Purke entered college with the highest of expectations. He lived up to them in Houston on Saturday.

Taylor Jungmann's gem led Texas to a confidence-boosting win over rival Rice.

No offense, John Wall. Florida coach Billy Donovan believes his Gators are about to open the NCAA tournament against someone who's even more dangerous than Kentucky's player of the year candidate. High-scoring BYU guard Jimmer Fredette is 12th in the nation in scoring, and only four players in the NCAA tournament average more than his 21.7 points.

Fed up by his antics on and off the court, Seton Hall fired basketball coach Bobby Gonzalez on Wednesday after a 19-win season. The dismissal came roughly 12 hours after the coach known as Gonzo endured an 87-69 loss in the opening round of the NIT, a game in which Seton Hall forward Herb Pope was ejected for hitting Texas Tech player below the belt and Gonzalez picked up his seventh

John Calipari has coached in enough NCAA tournaments to know that youth can be more of a liability at this time of year than any other. With the talent he has in freshmen such as John Wall, Eric Bledsoe and DeMarcus Cousins, a lack of tournament experience doesn't have to be an issue. The problem, Calipari said, is that you never know.

Talk about an eerie coincidence. Kansas, the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament, is facing nearly the exact circumstance as one of the most embarrassing losses in the storied program's history. When the top-ranked Jayhawks (32-2) open the NCAA tournament Thursday against Lehigh, it'll look and feel a whole lot like 2005 -- when they lost to Bucknell in the first round.