I honestly don’t know if KD is capable or even willing to play the kind of defense Sampson demands. His scoring would be nice, but I’m very happy with Shead as our floor general.
We don’t need him… we are a better team without him. The only thing we may be lacking a bit is size up front. Davis is a volume shooter on a team with limited options… we have plenty of options.
Yeah but we already have plenty of potent, bigger and better guards on the team. Who is he going to replace? Shead, Sasser, Mark??? Sharp has more upside as does Arceneaux. And all our guys play defense. He is a nice player but just not a good fit for us.
Lotta gymnastics in that. I understand people are emotional about their attachments to players that chose us. But Kendric would have started here had he been on the team. He’s that damn good. Just because the Mudcats don’t win it all with him doesn’t mean we wouldn’t.
Did you forget the Sampson love letter he wrote on twitter after he declared for the portal? I doubt Sampson pursued him because we did not need guards; we are loaded there. We probably could of used a bit more size (when Lofton bailed) but did not need any more guards.
Do you forget the Sasser eye injury vs Bama? I take Sasser over Davis everytime. Davis puts up big numbers in part due to SMU and Memphis system…our players do not have requirement to do that here.
Davis could be a Sasser replacement. But again, do not forget defense. Mark adds size and has great skill. It would be tricky playing 3 short guards…it would hurt defense and rebounding.
Davis didn’t fit on this team… Shead and Sasser run the show on Cullen…
Honestly, Sasser has been scoring enough because his finishing ability on drives has been GREAT… If his 3 starts falling at a 10% higher clip you will think “Davis who…?”.
Completely agree… he is a lesser Sasser in my view… shorter, less defense. I would pick Sasser every time. Shead in our PG and Mark is our big guard (small forward). Davis only slot is Sasser’s role (SG) which would only be available if Sasser went to the NBA.