Davidson is a smooth operating guard who flat out knows how to play the game of basketball. He can play either guard spot. He pressures the defense by touching the paint on the attack. I like how he was able to make plays on either end of the floor. Davidson didn’t let the ball stick to his hands and connected with others for scoring looks of their own. He plays with an immense deal of energy that can be seen throughout the game.

-One of the most entertaining prospects I saw this weekend as Davidson flashed a Jason Williams-esque game as a creator for Bryce Radford Elite. He shields the ball with a low tempo dribble to set up crisp crossovers to get past his man, consistently breaking down the defense without over-dribbling to create high percentage looks in the halfcourt. Davidson knocked down a C+3 from the wing, scored an inside hand layup through the contact in transition, and threw 4 assists in a 3-minute stretch. The variance in his assists showed the range of his skillset as a play-maker with a baseline drive kick to opposite wing shooter, wrap around to the big, and delivering back shoulder fade-type passes to teammates in transition to set them up for easy finishes at the other end. A point guard that is that difficult to turn over and speed up with the usage that he plays with in that offense… special prospect.