A-10 insiders say Matt McKillop might have something cooking at Davidson, whose two losses to ranked teams should not get us off the scent. The Wildcats' functional offense scores nearly 78 ppg, and good shooters abound for an attack hitting nearly 48% from the floor and 35% beyond the arc. A third-year starter, 6-10 F Reed Bailey (18.2 ppg), has emerged as one of the loop's top scoring threats, and there is balance in this offense with another go-to scorer in 6-5 wing Connor Kochera (16.3 ppg). Meanwhile, Temple has lost to all of the fully-competent foes it has faced as the Owls lean heavily (too heavily?) upon New Mexico transfer G Jamal Mashburn Jr (21 ppg). Play Davidson