CURRY

WHO CARES?!?!?!??!  Let's enjoy this once-in-a-generation performance from Mr. Curry and the rest of the great Davidson Wildcats.

I absolutley CANNOT STAND IT when someone wonders aloud about the pro prospects of a current collegiate stud.  Let it happens when it happens, and let the rest of us who enjoy intercollegiate sports (and HATE/DESPISE the joke that is the NBA) watch the great stories unfold unfettered. 

I agree, I have been comparing him to Reggie Miller since last year, and he's so much better this year. He has one thing Reggie didn't...his ability to get his own shot! I know this is a reach, but I think he'll have a better pro career than Reggie did (at least as far as numbers are concerned, Reggies weren't that great 14.8ppg, 2.2apg), but he might not be as clutch (hard to beat Miller).

Everybody keeps bringing up body size, but Miller was strong for his weight, and remember Kevin Durant couldn't even bench 100lbs. Don't you think the wear and tear of Curry being keyed on and getting banged around would have shown more than it has to this point if his size was going to be a problem.

Since you brought up the Pacers and Indiana, I'd take Curry WAY before Eric Gordon!

Davidson played UNC and Duke in Charlotte at Bobcats Arena, but Cats were the "away" team.  They lost to UCLA in Anahiem.  They lost to NC State and UNC-Charlotte (as pretty good A-10 team) on road.  

Stephen was playing with an injured wrist in those Nov/Dec games, but those teams still defensively keyed on him like we are saw G'Town and Wisconsin do.  Had he been 100%, Cats may have taken a couple of those games.

They easily beat Winthrop, another very good mid-major, in Bracketbuster. 

Playing such a competive non-conference schedule in big arenas was great preparation for March.  This team is no fluke.   They should have been a 5-6 seed, but NCAA has a way of trying to get