Devin Askew has battled back from an offseason knee injury and looked sharp as ever in Villanova’s 94-60 win over Sacred Heart on Tuesday night.He scored 27 points in the victory, and now the grad transfer from Long Beach State is looking to stay on a roll when the Wildcats host Duquesne Saturday.Askew connected on seven of Villanova’s school-record 22 3-pointers in the win and is feeling good about his continued progression.”It felt amazing to get my legs back under me and provide for the team,” Askew said in a postgame press conference.Askew had scored just five points in the previous two games but feels he is headed in the right direction after a big night.”Day by day. I’m getting better every day,” Askew said.Villanova (2-1) welcomes a Duquesne team that seeks its first 4-0 start since the 2019-20 season.The Dukes survived Queens 87-81 in overtime on Tuesday night behind 27 points and 11 rebounds from John Hugley IV.For Duquesne, its latest win was its first big test of the year.