This Saturday was a chance for a handful of teams with good records to show they are real contenders.

Who showed us something? Let's start with Randolph-Macon, which won at No. 11 Guilford 69-60 on Saturday afternoon. David Carlson paced the Yellow Jackets with 26 points and Randolph-Macon is now 9-2, 3-1 in the ODAC.

No. 4 Williams didn't win at No. 3 Amherst but showed a little something behind Matt Weisbrot's 18 points, rallying from a 13-point deficit with 90 seconds left to cut the lead to four before falling 87-80. The same can be said of Ohio Northern, which lost to No. 16 Capital 69-67. Kyle Gehle scored 20 of his game-high 23 points in the second half to lead a Polar Bear comeback that came up short. Bryan Beamish hit a three-pointer with three seconds left as No. 14 UW-Stevens Point edged UW-Platteville 70-67 in the final "Show Me" game of the night. Track Saturday's men's scores.

On the women's side, Millikin showed something, as Lindsay Ippel scored 28 points and had nine rebounds in the Big Blue's upset of No. 10 Illinois Wesleyan. So did UW-Eau Claire, which knocked off No. 2 UW-Whitewater 63-60, ending the Warhawks' undefeated run. Eau Claire hasn't lost to Whitewater at home since 1987. The Warhawks had a chance to tie with eight seconds left but could only hit one of two free throws.

Thomas More showed it's far ahead of the rest of the Presidents' Athletic Conference by crushing Washington & Jefferson 86-53 thanks to 16-for-34 three-point shooting. No. 15 Southern Maine dealt No. 25 Eastern Connecticut its first loss 55-50, but it was the Huskies' Stacey Kent who showed something, with 15 points in the final seven minutes, outscoring the Warriors herself in bringing her team back from an eight-point deficit. Track Saturday's women's scores.

D3hoops.com's Gordon Mann was at the Chase Tournament and broadcast and blogged from Division III's premier in-season tournament, featuring eight small-college basketball teams from the Rochester area. Uche Ndubizu scored 22 points and had 14 rebounds as the Rochester men beat Nazareth 87-75 in the championship.

Hope men's coach Glenn Van Wieren picked up career victory No. 600 this afternoon. Scroll down for more.

Gustavus Adolphus rallied from a 15-point second half deficit and Tyler Kaus hit a running layup with one second left to lift the Gusties past No. 23 St. Thomas 59-58. Photo, right, by Ryan Coleman, D3sports.com. (Photo gallery.) Matt Goodwin scored 23 and Rob Perry 22 as the No. 15 UW-Whitewater men beat UW-Eau Claire 69-63. No. 5 Augustana led by as many as 17 points in the second half but had to hold on as Elmhurst rallied before losing 74-72. The Vikings missed four of six free throws in the final 30 seconds to open the door. Two other ranked teams survived upset attempts as well, as No. 19 Mass-Dartmouth scored nine of the first 11 points in overtime to hold off visiting Keene State 100-97 and No. 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor scored the last five points to win by four at University of the Ozarks 76-72. Both ranked SCIAC teams lost on the road Saturday night, with No. 21 Occidental falling 55-42 at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and No. 24 Cal Lutheran losing 69-58 at Whittier. And Fontbonne's Patrick McCoy scored 44 points, going 13-for-20 from three-point range in a 100-66 win against Principia.

Ohio Northern's women did what the men couldn't, beating Capital 51-48 to snap the Crusaders' 17-game home winning streak. Emily Cerankowski hit a running one-hander with 0.8 seconds left as FDU-Florham beat DeSales 68-67 in double overtime. Julia Hirssig scored at the buzzer as UW-Stout rallied from a 29-6 deficit to beat UW-La Crosse, 71-70. Benedictine's Tamika Curtis won the battle with Edgewood's Megan Scheele, with 31 points to 30, but Edgewood won the war, 70-63, rallying from 17 points down to do so.