Davis, one of Illinois’ top overall prospects, has shown an offensive scoring package this spring that you could stack up against just about any guard nationally. Playing for Meanstreets and running the show, his ability to stay in control with the ball and change pace makes him extremely difficult for defenders to consistently keep in front of. He’s crafty with the dribble and does a good job of creating contact to get to his spots on the floor. While he can score from almost anywhere on the court, it’s been his playmaking this spring that has elevated his game above many of his peers and further reinforced how quickly his skill set should translate at the next level. I expect another impressive weekend from Davis at the NBPA Top 100 Camp.

Prep Hoops Ranking: 33rd

Next highest ranking: 40th (247)

One of the most productive high school guards in the country, Davis already eclipsed the 2,000 career points mark playing against the top competition in Chicago. Davis won Mr Basketball and Gatorade POY in Illinois as a sophomore, a remarkable achievement when you consider the depth of talent in that state. Excited for one final run for Meanstreets with Davis helping lead their offensive attack.

It’s not hard to understand why Marquette, Iowa, Purdue and Illinois, among many others, have made Davis a recruiting priority in the 2027 class. The smooth, smart and skilled lead guard knows how to compete, how to run a team and how to communicate on the floor. He also knows how to put the ball in the basket. On an afternoon when his three-point shot was dropping at the level it normally does, Davis still managed to score 26 points. He went on a personal 11-0 scoring spree in the first half to give Warren Township a lead it never surrendered, although Racine Lutheran did manage to tie the game at 56 in the second half. The 20025 Mr. Basketball award winner in Illinois, Davis made seven of his foul shots to help secure Warren Township’s victory.