No. 19 Saint Louis Looks to Extend 15-Game Win Streak Against Davidson

The Billikens and Wildcats meet in a key Atlantic 10 matchup on Tuesday night.

Published on Feb. 3, 2026

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No. 19 Saint Louis, riding a 15-game winning streak, travels to face Davidson on Tuesday night in a key Atlantic 10 Conference matchup. The Billikens are off to a 21-1 start and have won 21 of their first 22 games, while the Wildcats are 13-8 and 5-4 in conference play. Saint Louis has been dominant, eclipsing 100 points a school-record seven times this season, while Davidson is coming off a 25-point win over Richmond and will look to slow down the high-powered Billikens offense.

Why it matters

This game features two of the top teams in the Atlantic 10 Conference, with Saint Louis looking to continue its impressive start to the season and extend its lengthy win streak, while Davidson hopes to pull off the upset at home and solidify its position in the conference standings.

The details

Saint Louis has been led by a balanced scoring attack, with six players averaging in double figures. Trey Green has been the team's top scorer in the past two games, netting 23 points in each contest. Davidson will counter with Roberts Blums, who has led the team in scoring the past two games, including a career-high 23 points on 8-of-10 shooting with six 3-pointers in the win over Richmond.

  • The teams will meet on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
  • Saint Louis has won 15 straight games heading into this matchup.

The players

Josh Schertz

The head coach of the Saint Louis Billikens.

Trey Green

A key scorer for the Saint Louis Billikens, averaging 23 points in the team's past two games.

Matt McKillop

The head coach of the Davidson Wildcats.

Roberts Blums

The leading scorer for the Davidson Wildcats, averaging 11.8 points per game and coming off a career-high 23-point performance.

Parker Friedrichsen

A guard for the Davidson Wildcats.

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What they’re saying

“We are not a feel-good story. We have great players. There's a collective commitment within them. Winning is above everything. They are all sacrificing on different levels.”

— Josh Schertz, Head Coach, Saint Louis Billikens (statenews.net)

“Just really, really thrilled in every way. We were moving the ball and you see the first couple go in and as a team, you just find that rhythm. I think we moved the ball really well, got open looks. We didn't feel like we were forcing a ton of shots.”

— Matt McKillop, Head Coach, Davidson Wildcats (statenews.net)

“For us to leave the hottest guy on the court on the bench for a little bit and still win by 25 (is a great thing). Roberts got blistering hot. Roberts' first few 3s and open looks came off execution of set plays. Those are little things that if they continue to show themselves can really carry us.”

— Matt McKillop, Head Coach, Davidson Wildcats (statenews.net)

What’s next

The winner of this game will take a big step towards securing a top seed in the upcoming Atlantic 10 Conference tournament.

The takeaway

This matchup features two of the top teams in the Atlantic 10 Conference, with the high-powered offense of Saint Louis looking to continue its dominant run against a Davidson squad that has shown the ability to win convincingly when its offense is clicking.