Davidson Wildcats NCAA Basketball News

The 2009 NBA Draft has been covered countlessly by numerous news sources, largely because of how many guards are in play to be future first round picks.

It's time to go dig deep into the basketball reference books like a hoops historian and compare Golden State Warrior rookie Stephen Curry to the all-time great balla extraordinaire Allen Iverson - at age 20 in college that is.

Busy day here in Manhattan. Two superstars swapped teams, mock drafts crumbled after five picks and Brandon Jennings makes a grand entrance.

The Knicks are targeting Davidson sharp-shooter Stephen Curry with the eighth pick in tonight's NBA Draft.

The trade talk between the Suns and Warriors did not die with Thursday's draft fallout.

There they sat, Warriors general manager Larry Riley and Davidson star guard Stephen Curry.

Since the lottery was instituted, the Clippers have made many mistakes, but perhaps their luck is changing with the selection of Blake Griffin.

If you want to play for a national title, go to North Carolina. That's a good way to get a championship.

It seems like we're privy to more information on draft prospects than ever this year.

News, observations and reader questions about the Sacramento Kings and the NBA. So first, the cliff notes on what I'm hearing: Not a lot.

A five-hour crapshoot known as the NBA Draft will start at 7 tonight in New York and determine the immediate futures of at least seven ACC players and one of the top players in Southern Conference history.

Jordan Hill was picked eighth overall by the Knicks. Arizona product Jordan Hill was booed by Knicks fans in attendance at the NBA Draft Thursday night after the team selected him eighth overall -- they were hoping the Knicks would snag Davidson's Stephen Curry -- but that didn't faze the 6-10, 235-pound power forward.

In this March 17, 2009 file photo, Davidson guard Stephen Curry shoots from the perimeter during the second half of the NIT college basketball tournament game in Columbia, S.C. Curry is a top prospect in the upcoming NBA Draft.

Three players whose fathers played in the NBA were chosen in the top 15 picks of the draft Thursday night.

Tyler Smith was in the Memphis airport last week, waiting for a connecting flight to Fort Worth, Tex., to visit his mother.

Cinderella, meet your protege, Cinderella. Or rather, Gonzaga is going to Seattle this coming December to play the new up-and-coming team in the NCAA, Davidson.

Davidson's Stephen Curry, right, averaged an NCAA-best 28.6 points last season and made a record 162 3-pointers the year before.

ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas will be part of the network's coverage of the NBA draft Thursday night.

As Stephen Curry fought back tears in announcing he was skipping his senior season at Davidson, he was convinced he'd be selected in the top 20 of the NBA draft.

Lester Hudson can shoot the lights out. No doubt about it. But whether that's enough to put him among the 60 elite players selected in Thursday's NBA Draft remains to be seen.