Written and authored by NCAA Basketball March Madness Expert Analyst Charlie McDougall. Charliessports.com produces it for Basketball news. The Davidson Wildcats jump from the Southern Conference to the much more competitive Atlantic-Ten came with little fanfare outside of Charlotte. Davidson won 20 or more games in eight times in the last decade.
The 2008 Wildcats had the most success in the last ten years making it to the elite 8. The 2008 squad led by NBA All-Star Stephen Curry lost to Kansas in the Elite 8, 69-57. Curry got drafted 7th overall by the Golden State Warriors in 2009 NBA Draft.
This Sports Handicapper is all in with Davidson, who experts had at the bottom of the Atlantic Ten Standings to start the 2014-15 NCAA Basketball season. The Wildcats Head Coach Bob McKillop is in his twenty-sixth year manning the sidelines near famous “TABACCO ROAD”. It’s tough to look at McKillop in an area where North Carolina’s Dean Smith, Roy Willams, and Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski Coach. Davidson ranks first in the Atlantic-10 in scoring the basketball, averaging a little over 80 points per game. The Wildcats allow opponents sixty-nine points, that ranks ninth in the Conference. Five Wildcats score in double-figures, led by Senior Guard Tyler Kalinoski Sixteen points per contest. The Wildcats are a little thinner as the teams lost their sixth leading scorer Jake Belford for the season on January 25th, 2015. The Wildcats a great play for ATS players this season. The Davidson Wildcats are 17-4 on NCAAB ATS Picks this season, going over the betting odds total nine times and staying under the betting odds total five times when over/under is available. Davidson is currently in fourth place in the Conference with a 9-4 record. The Wildcats are very good at the 5,223 seat John M. Belk Arena, which is one of the smallest in the Atlantic-Ten .
The Wildcats beat third place Dayton by seventeen points at home on January 20th for their signature home win. The Wildcats are going to showcase their talents in front of basketball fans in the A-10 Tournament. The Atlantic Ten tournament is going to be at Barclay’s Center in Brooklyn, New York on March 11-15th. Davidson will get a first round bye if they continue to win through March. The NCAA March Madness tournament committee has to take a look at the Davidson Wildcats as an at-large bid. The Atlantic-Ten Conference got a number of teams in the field of sixty-four in 2014, and if they are as friendly this season, Davidson is in the field. Davidson is a Guard oriented team, and that is what it takes in March. The frontcourt has basketball first players, not the best athletically, but they know the game. Davidson is capable of being the “GONZAGA OF THE EAST” due to their location and talented recruiting base.
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The 2008 Wildcats had the most success in the last ten years making it to the elite 8. The 2008 squad led by NBA All-Star Stephen Curry lost to Kansas in the Elite 8, 69-57. Curry got drafted 7th overall by the Golden State Warriors in 2009 NBA Draft.
This Sports Handicapper is all in with Davidson, who experts had at the bottom of the Atlantic Ten Standings to start the 2014-15 NCAA Basketball season. The Wildcats Head Coach Bob McKillop is in his twenty-sixth year manning the sidelines near famous “TABACCO ROAD”. It’s tough to look at McKillop in an area where North Carolina’s Dean Smith, Roy Willams, and Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski Coach. Davidson ranks first in the Atlantic-10 in scoring the basketball, averaging a little over 80 points per game. The Wildcats allow opponents sixty-nine points, that ranks ninth in the Conference. Five Wildcats score in double-figures, led by Senior Guard Tyler Kalinoski Sixteen points per contest. The Wildcats are a little thinner as the teams lost their sixth leading scorer Jake Belford for the season on January 25th, 2015. The Wildcats a great play for ATS players this season. The Davidson Wildcats are 17-4 on NCAAB ATS Picks this season, going over the betting odds total nine times and staying under the betting odds total five times when over/under is available. Davidson is currently in fourth place in the Conference with a 9-4 record. The Wildcats are very good at the 5,223 seat John M. Belk Arena, which is one of the smallest in the Atlantic-Ten .
The Wildcats beat third place Dayton by seventeen points at home on January 20th for their signature home win. The Wildcats are going to showcase their talents in front of basketball fans in the A-10 Tournament. The Atlantic Ten tournament is going to be at Barclay’s Center in Brooklyn, New York on March 11-15th. Davidson will get a first round bye if they continue to win through March. The NCAA March Madness tournament committee has to take a look at the Davidson Wildcats as an at-large bid. The Atlantic-Ten Conference got a number of teams in the field of sixty-four in 2014, and if they are as friendly this season, Davidson is in the field. Davidson is a Guard oriented team, and that is what it takes in March. The frontcourt has basketball first players, not the best athletically, but they know the game. Davidson is capable of being the “GONZAGA OF THE EAST” due to their location and talented recruiting base.
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