Few teams in the country are as dangerous offensively as Murray State, which hopes to ride its quartet of offensive standouts to the NIT's Final Four when the Racers visit Old Dominion on Wednesday. Murray State has four players averaging in double figures - Cameron Payne (20.1 points), Jarvis Williams (15.7), T.J. Sapp (12.5) and Jeffery Moss (11.1). Those four combined for 69 of the team's 83 points in a 21-point rout of Tulsa on Monday, when the team shot 14-of-25 from 3-point range.

The disappointment of being left out of the NCAA Tournament has fueled two straight outstanding performances and the Owls need one more to reach the NIT semifinals. Temple looks to follow up its highest-scoring output of the season when it hosts offensively-gifted Louisiana Tech on Wednesday in the quarterfinals. “I think we’re just playing with an edge right now, staying confident,” Owls guard Will Cummings told reporters. “I think we have something to prove. That’s what’s driving us.”