Stanford men's basketball player Jeremy Green was arrested over the weekend at a campus dormitory on suspicion of felony domestic violence, campus police said Thursday.

The case is under investigation and no charges have been filed so far, said Bill Larson, spokesman for the Stanford University Department of Public Safety.

The Stanford athletic department announced Wednesday that coach Johnny Dawkins had suspended Green indefinitely for a "violation of team rules." It didn't disclose the nature of the violation.

Larson said deputies were called to the on-campus Mirrielees apartment building at about 1:30 a.m. Sunday on a report of assault, battery and domestic violence.

"They responded to the scene and determined these violations occurred," Larson said. "The victim suffered injuries as a result of an assault, and a suspect was arrested."

Green was booked into Santa Clara County Main Jail in San Jose.

Police didn't disclose any information about the victim.

Stanford officials couldn't immediately be reached for comment Thursday night.

Green, a 6-foot-4 sophomore from Austin, Texas, averaged 6.4 points and 2.1 rebounds per game last season. He was named to the Pac-10 All-Freshman team.

His suspension came a week after the team lost freshman forward Andy Brown for the season with a knee injury.

Associated Press Top 25 poll: Kansas was a runaway choice as No. 1 in the preseason poll.

The Jayhawks, with all five starters returning, received 55 first-place votes from the 65-member media panel to easily outdistance Michigan State. Defending national champion North Carolina was sixth, while Cal (13th) and Washington (14th) were the only Pac-10 teams ranked.

Indiana: Former coach Bob Knight won't attend next week's induction into the athletic department's hall of fame. Athletic director Fred Glass said Knight was concerned the interest in him would be a distraction from the other six inductees.

Football

North Carolina 20, No. 14 Virginia Tech 17: Casey Barth kicked a 21-yard field goal on the final play, and the visiting Tar Heels (5-4, 1-3 ACC) edged the Hokies (5-3, 3-2). North Carolina forced a fumble by Ryan Williams at his 24-yard line with 2:02 left and turned it into the winning drive. After six carries by Ryan Houston got it to the Virginia Tech 4, Barth's second field goal finished off the upset. North Carolina held Virginia Tech to just 95 rushing yards and rendered Williams, the nation's No. 7 runner with an average of 119 yards, ineffective for most of the game.

Connecticut: A UConn student committed an act terrorism by posting Internet messages telling people to "stop the snitching" after the stabbing death of cornerback Jasper Howard, university police said. Freshman Christopher Mutchler faces charges of hindering prosecution, committing an act of terrorism and several misdemeanors. He's due in court Nov. 10. John Lomax III, 21, was charged this week with murder.

Awards: Quarterback Tim Tebow of Florida and Colt McCoy of Texas are among 16 finalists for the Campbell Trophy, given to the nation's top senior scholar-athlete in college football. The winner receives $25,000 in scholarship money. All the finalists receive an $18,000 scholarship toward postgraduate studies. Fresno State safety Moses Harris is also a finalist. The award had been called the Draddy Trophy and was won last year by Cal center Alex Mack.

Women's basketball

Pac-10: Cal's Alexis Gray-Lawson (Oakland Tech) and Stanford's Jayne Appel (Carondelet) were unanimous selections to the preseason all-conference team. Also, Stanford was predicted to win the Pac-10, followed by Arizona State and Cal.

Stanford: The Cardinal will host the first two rounds of the 2011 NCAA Tournament. Maples Pavilion will host first- and second-round games in 2010, as well.