The Villanova Wildcats' record now stands at 8-1 following a week of dominating weaker opponents. The Wildcats never even had to break a sweat as they outscored their opponents 350 to 228 in the four games they played this week. All the Wildcats played well, and they finally got some production off the bench. Dominic Cheek, one of Villanova's best bench players, averaged 12.1 PPG for the week. Sean Webb averaged 3.5 blocks per game. Kramer rebounded after a poor performance in his last game against Kentucky with some solid numbers.

Kramer played great this week, averaging 26.8 PPG

Here's a look at the four games Villanova played this week:

The Wildcats completely dominated the first half and took home an easy win behind the steller play of Corey Stokes and Dominic Cheek. Kramer didn't have a great game, only scoring 10 points on 4 of 11 shooting; he did not get a chance to rebound in the second half either, because coach Wright played all of his bench players. Cheek wrapped up this game by scoring 16 points in the second half.

The Wildcats took control of this game again with a dominating performance in the first half, outscoring Austin Peay 46 to 32. They continued to play well in the second half scoring 39 while only giving up 26. Chris Kramer had an outstanding game, scoring 34 points on 13 of 21 shooting and distributing 7 assists. They got solid production from Sean Webb and Corey Stokes as well who added 18 and 14 points respectively.

For the first time in a while the Wildcats didnt enter the second half with a double-digit lead. They were up seven before the second half when they turned it on. The Wildcats just couldn't miss; they shot 74% in the second half for 47 points, while limiting Cleveland State to only 16. Kramer had his third 30 point game in a row; scoring 32 points on 11 for 21 shooting. The bench also played well to lock up this easy road victory.