The Billikens need to find some answers on offense. They rank last in scoring (57.3 ppg) in the A-10 and 328th nationally. Kevin Lisch (12.9 ppg) and Tommie Liddell (12.1 ppg) are the only two Billikens averaging in double figures.

PLAYER ROTATION
Usual Starters -- G Kevin Lisch, G Tommie Liddell, G Dwayne Polk, F Luke Meyer, C Bryce Husak. Key Subs -- F Barry Eberhardt, F Adam Knollmeyer, G Peyton Jacks.

GAME REVIEW

Dayton 68, St. Louis 57 (OT)

St. Louis 68, Rhode Island 61

Temple 54, St. Louis 53 (OT)

GAME PREVIEW

at La Salle, Saturday, Jan. 26

at Dayton, Wednesday, Jan. 30

vs. Massachusetts, Saturday, Feb. 2

IN FOCUS
The Billikens face Dayton for the second time in three weeks, but they wont have the luxury of playing at Scottrade Center again. St. Louis is still looking for its first road win of the season after an 0-5 start, and will have a decent shot to get it at La Salle.

ROSTER REPORT

--G Tommie Liddells 22-point effort against Rhode Island put him over the 1,000-point mark for his career. I really don't have any individual goals, but obviously it is a good thing, said Liddell on the accomplishment. I want to do what is best for the team, and any way we can get a 'W' is what I am going to try to do."

--Despite leading the A-10 in scoring defense, the Billikens rank last in the conference in takeaways (3.7 steals per game) and blocks (2.5 per game). Both Shawn James (4.1) of Duquesne and Bryant Dunston (2.9) of Fordham average more blocks by themselves than the Billikens.

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