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David Holston is 5-foot-8, 160 pounds and a virtual unknown. But his name is getting out there -- via his national second-best 27.7 points average, right behind Davidson's Stephen Curry -- as he lays the foundation for Chicago State's future success, writes Kyle Whelliston.

You might know some (Stephen Curry, Patty Mills) but others may be unknown to you (Tremaine Townsend, Tywain McKee). These are the players and teams to look for on the mid-major landscape, writes Kyle Whelliston.

It would be easy for Stephen Curry to get caught up in the me-first hoopla of his sensational NCAA tournament. But the sophomore, who has written part of a Bible verse on his Nikes, is working hard to maintain his humility, writes Kyle Whelliston.

Davidson is so much more than sophomore superstar Stephen Curry. And it is so much more than those close nonconference losses to UNC, Duke and NC State, writes Kyle Whelliston.

Davidson coach Bob McKillop put together an ambitious schedule. But so far, the preseason favorite mid-major Wildcats are a .500 team. Was the hype too much to handle?

As the SoCon gets more national attention, Stephen Curry and D.J. Thompson are becoming more recognizable. But the SoCon's best-kept secret -- Kyle Hines -- might just be its best player.

Dell Curry's son is more than just the shooter his dad was. Stephen's well-rounded game is helping Davidson to a surprising start.