Holmes and Camara combined for 47 points, going 17-for-21 from inside the arc and 10-for-13 from the line. This played out in the Flyers' 82-58 drubbing at Fordham without their two starting guards. Both rank inside the top 300 nationally in free-throw rate, while all three of Fordham's big men average over five fouls per 40 minutes. On the other end, the Flyers will be able to attack inside with star big men DaRon Holmes and Toumani Camara. Their main source of offense is the free-throw line, but likely opponent Dayton is best in the A-10 and top-20 nationally in keeping opponents off the stripe. They ranked 14th in the conference in effective field-goal percentage, highlighted by a dreadful 28.8% mark from deep. While the Rams are a feel-good story, they are also very flawed in certain areas. Yes, you read that right: Perennial bottom-feeder Fordham earned the A-10's No. Late-round matchup to target: (3) Fordham vs. With Davidson's ability to keep opponents off the foul line, and senior guard Foster Loyer heating back up to end the season, the Wildcats should be able to handle business and a short spread at a neutral site. Bonaventure as the country's 310th-best offense away from home versus 169th at home. They're 3-13 on the road or at a neutral site this season, averaging just 61.1 points in those games. The Bonnies' offense is even more anemic away from home.

Bonaventure sits 14th over that same span, per Bart Torvik. The analytics back this up as well: Davidson possesses the conference's best offense since Jan. The Wildcats have rattled off wins in four of their last five, while the Bonnies are losers of six of their last seven. Bonaventure finishing with identical 8-10 conference records on the season, there's a clear divide between how they've each finished the campaign.

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