Davidson dancing after beating Rhode Island
Bubble teams across the land were keeping an eye on the Atlantic 10 Conference tournament final and Davidson, a school seeking its first victory in the NCAA Tournament since a guy by the name of Stephen Curry was leading the way.
The Wildcats were all too happy to disappoint those other folks whose hopes hinged on their result Sunday.
Freshman Kellan Grady’s go-ahead baseline floater with 74 seconds left ended a nearly 13-minute drought without a field goal for Davidson, which defeated No. 25 Rhode Island 58-57 for the A-10 title in Washington.