No. 1 UConn is coming to Omaha for the first time. What, you think Creighton's Jim Flanery is scared? This is nothing compared to a Saturday in May, 1987. Tom Shatel has the story.

Creighton shook off the rust of a 10-day break and defeated DePaul in a blowout victory, extending its winning streak to four games and remaining within striking distance of first-place Villanova in the Big East title race.

Creighton's Temi Carda bested every UConn player on the court Thursday, scoring a game-high 24 points. But the No. 1 Huskies still ran away with the win.

Creighton lost its winning streak and maybe a shot at a second-straight regular season title after falling to Xavier on Saturday.

The Big East’s 10th-place team earned a win over one of the ACC’s NCAA tournament hopefuls, and the final result left Greg McDermott pondering something. Is the league getting the respect it deserves?

Creighton defeated Xavier 66-61 when the two teams faced off in Omaha back in December. Two months later, they're set for a rematch. Can the Jays match the Musketeers' urgency?

Creighton returns to action Wednesday when it hosts DePaul for an 8 p.m. game at the CHI Health Center. CU did beat the Blue Demons earlier this year. How will the Jays handle the rematch? A preview is here.

Creighton's outlook is on the rise in NCAA tournament bracket projections following a week off, but two key tests remain for the Jays.

Following Creighton's win over Villanova, the Jays had 10 full days between games. That allowed them to not only rest and recovery, but also devote extensive practice time to fixing CU's weaknesses. 

Creighton landed at No. 13 in this week's AP Top 25 poll, one spot higher than last week. The Jays' 11-day break from action is scheduled to end Wednesday when they host DePaul.