The opening weeks of the college basketball season have been nothing short of electrifying, delivering multiple upsets that have completely shaken up the national hierarchy. From NIL-backed Kentucky roster’s struggle to Alabama's offensive supremacy,

"They didn't score to start the second half for a while, and Oscar [Cluff] is just getting every rebound, and that's demoralizing to the other team when they're struggling, and now they can't get some second-chance opportunities," explained Purdue coach Matt Painter.

Here's an updated look at the men's college basketball top 25 following the release of the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll and AP Top 25:

Most college basketball teams have only played three or four games, but the landscape is already changing. Here are the CBB power rankings.

Stojakovic, born in Greece, led all scorers with 20 points. Mirkovic, born in Montenegro, added 12. The Ivisic brothers are from Croatia. One of them (Tomislav) got nine points and four rebounds, the other (Zvonimir) got eight points and four rebounds. Mihailo Petrovic, born in Serbia, provided four points and a steal.

Purdue made an early statement by winning at Alabama, but will it be enough to help them get back on top of the new AP Top 25 poll?