I don’t know what Davis’ NBA future holds for him, but I do know one thing: He was a good kid at 17, and it seems like only maturity has changed him now. The Raptors got a good basketball player in the 2010 NBA Draft. They got a good person too.

Having had seven days to swallow, digest and reflect, let’s go ahead and look back at the 2009-2010 season, while also looking ahead to what’s in store for 2011.

After two weeks of some of the most exciting hoops action in recent memory, we’ve whittled those 65 teams down to just four, as we’re just a few days from tipping off the Final Four from Indianapolis on Saturday.

While most everyone is still recovering from one of the most exciting opening weekend’s in NCAA Tournament history, as hard as it is to believe, the Sweet 16 is set to tip-off again Thursday. As you get ready for another exhilarating weekend of basketball action, here are the five most burning questions heading into this weekend’s games.

After an exciting opening round of the NCAA Tournament, it seemed all but impossible that the excitement could be topped when Round 2 tipped off on Saturday. Only it was was.

The first round of the 2010 NCAA Tournament is officially in the books, with the action coming to an end late Friday night, as Maryland beat Houston. From the opening tip of Thursday’s games, fans were treated to some of the most exciting college basketball action in modern tournament history, as 11 of the 32 games were decided by five points or less, with three going into overtime.

Coming into the NCAA Tournament, we all know the names of the biggest game-changers in college basketball. But what about everybody else? What about the guys who weren’t All-Americans this year? You need to know about them too. This is why Hoops Addict has identified a group of six players you need to get to know and watch out for, as we head into the 2010 NCAA Tournament.

This year, before you fill out your brackets and enter your office pools, make sure you’re prepared. This Sunday – Selection Sunday for the NCAA’s 65 teams – Hoops Addict editor Ryan McNeill will be joined by Hoops Addict college basketball writer Aaron Torres for a live chat leading up to and during the announcement of the field at 6 p.m. EST.

It’s hard to believe, but we are officially less than a week away from knowing which 65 teams will compose this year’s NCAA Tournament field. Where does the time go?

Over the weekend both No. 1 Kentucky and No. 2 Kansas lost, and No. 4 Purdue was crippled by a devastating, season altering injury. Yet despite all that, one team remained impressive and then some, and for the first time this season, they headline our Power Rankings.