Davis has made significant strides in his game over the past offseason, and it’s beginning to show on the court. After a productive summer and fall league run with Kings Academy, he picked up right where he left off to open the season, posting 17 points and five rebounds in a blowout victory. His ability to consistently knock down shots has opened up the rest of his offensive game, allowing him to be more effective attacking off the dribble. He’s also shown noticeable improvement as a finisher, displaying more patience, strength through contact, and comfort playing off two feet in traffic. With his skill set continuing to expand, Davis looks poised for a strong sophomore campaign and should be a key contributor as the season progresses.

Davis has a solid offensive skill set and a high motor that revolves around his ability to knock down the three-ball. The wing has a long frame and quick hands, allowing him to get his shot off in a hurry and completely change the scoring pace for whichever team he suits up for. He consistently moves without the ball, making smart cuts and spacing decisions to create open looks for himself around the perimeter. One of the most impressive attributes of his game is his short memory when shots aren’t falling and the next play mentality he brings to the floor. Rather than letting a missed shot affect him, Davis immediately impacts the game on the defensive end, battling for rebounds, communicating, and making the extra effort play. His willingness to contribute in multiple areas gives him an all-around mature game that should make him highly effective for years to come at The King’s Academy.