The junior seems to be maturing from a sharpshooting specialist into more of an all around guard. This was most apparent in the second quarter when he had a strong burst of havoc causing (steals and blocks) on the defensive end.  It’s the second straight game when Davis had a strong spurt where he appeared to be everywhere and impacting the game in a major way.  The next step in his development from good to great will involve more sustained and longer periods of influence. When he seems more capable as he can now punish the defense more with improved driving ability.

The junior continues to have ices in his veins, as he had a key spurt that brought Millwood within a point in the third quarter.  It start with a great baseline drive, where he got great elevation on a fingeroll finish through contact.  He followed it up with a big three from a few steps beyond the three point line. As Davis is starting to become more bouncy and stronger on drives, he’ll can be a reliable complete scorer for the Falcons.

Among current high school basketball players in Oklahoma, no player has a more iconic moment than the Millwood junior. In the closing moments of the 2022 Class 3A title game then freshman Chance “Bubba” Davis calmly drained a go ahead corner three to win the State Title for his Falcons.  For two straight years he’s been a contributor of back to back Class 3A State Title teams, now as a junior he’ll have a chance to create more iconic moments as an upperclassman for the Falcons as they strive for a three-pete.

The first of two 2025 prospects that had breakout seasons as freshmen. While our next player to watch might be more known as a prospect, this prospect will be remembered in Millwood basketball history for a long time. Chance Davis Chance Davis 6'3" | CG Midwest City | 2025 State OK , better known around school as “Bubba”, would hit that game-winning shot just before time expired to give the Falcons that state championship. Davis showed no fear in the catch and shoot and buried the game-winner. The expectations for Davis are going up as he heads into his sophomore season. And not just because he hit one shot back in March, Davis is looking to have a new role with the team this winter. The coaches at Millwood expect Davis to be one of the leaders of this year’s team. And while some of their best players are still on the football field, Davis is in the gym, trying to set the tone for this year’s team as they attempt to repeat as state champs.