Here’s how we watched Davidson Friday and Sunday: Our eyes, at all times, were glued on the wiry, bogglingly prolific shooter with the passionate mom, Stephen Curry. (Aside: We just scoured the net for photos or video of Sonya Curry, and there’s nothing. Lil’ help?) Although we grew up rooting for Georgetown – Northern Virginia roots and all – we found great joy in watching the frail sophomore curling around screens and kicking at the fences erected by society (looking at you, Virginia Tech and Tobacco Road). Is there an individual player left who is more exciting to watch? Neitzel? Joe Alexander? Kevin Love?

And now, we’re slightly depressed that we’re going to be deprived of Curry for four more days, when Davidson’s ephemeral NCAA tournament run will certainly end at the hands of the physical, defensive-minded Wisconsin Badgers. It should be noted, however, that we thought Gonzaga and Georgetown would surely bounce the Wildcats.

When the Georgetown game ended, and Curry celebrated with teammates, his jersey untucked, hanging like the tongue of a labrador retriever – or the defenders assigned to chasing him around – we wondered aloud to Easter crowd huddled around the TV watching: This kid’s the best college shooter since JJ Reddick, right? In the last 20 years, who has been better? Ray Allen? Dennis Scott?

Here’s what we wrote about Davidson back on November: 16. Davidson – The man pictured above is Stephen Curry, son of Dell. He’s money. Averaged 21 as a freshman and the Wildcats went 29-5. All five starters are back and the early schedule – Duke, UCLA, UNC – will help come March. It’s a travesty this team isn’t ranked in either poll.

Is Stephen Curry becoming a March legend? (Rush the Court)
Stephen Curry Astounds (NY is the Mecca)
Stephen Curry, Davidson ascend from obscurity (Detroit News)
Curry spurs Cinderella Davidson past Georgetown (Newsday)
Stephen Curry carries on family tradition to second round (ESPN.com)