Fresh off its biggest win of the season, Villanova hopes to ride the momentum into its matchup against Temple on Saturday in Philadelphia.The Wildcats and Owls are meeting as part of the Big 5 Classic, which features the six Division I programs in the Philadelphia area. Villanova and Temple each finished second in their three-school round-robin pod and will play in the second of three games at Wells Fargo Center on Saturday before La Salle and Saint Joseph’s vie for the Big 5 championship.The Wildcats (5-4) have had a bit of a frustrating season to this point, as they’ve suffered a major upset at the hands of Columbia, lost to archrival Saint Joseph’s and fell to Maryland by a point through the first month of the campaign.However, things finally clicked Tuesday against No. 14 Cincinnati as Villanova knocked down 40 percent of its 3-pointers (8 of 20) and suffocated the Bearcats defensively in a 68-60 win. Eric Dixon led the way with 31 points, raising his scoring average to 25.9 — second in the nation entering Friday’s action.”I’m not going to lie,” Dixon said. “It’s nice to win. But that doesn’t change the fact that we have to come back and get better.”Wildcats point guard Jhamir Brickus added 13 points and a season-high nine assists without committing a turnover. Temple will certainly have its eye on him defensively, as Brickus scored 41 points against the Owls last season while playing for La Salle in a 106-99 Temple victory in triple overtime.Temple (4-3) coincidentally just lost to La Salle in its last contest, 83-75 — its third defeat in the last four games. Quante Berry stood out with 18 points and 15 rebounds in a losing effort on Nov. 30.