UW, what are you hearing on Davis? I saw some film of him, I like him, and I guess he's been doing really well lately for Mac Irvin.
Yeah, he's been getting some positive reviews for his outstanding play on the circuit this spring. Very athletic left-hander who appears to be developing into a solid PG. He mentioned KSU as a school that was recruiting him hard about 10 days after was Weber hired and then I haven't really seen KSU mentioned in connection with him since then. With the recent offers to Harris, Singer, and Foster(FWIW, they're all bigger than Davis) I really don't know how big of a priority he is right now for KSU, or if he's even a priority at all. No question he's been playing well lately, I'll guess we'll see where he goes from here. FWIW, he must be transferring to Morgan Park HS in Chicago. I know he played at Hyde Park HS and all his profile info reflects that but I've read 2 very recent updates saying he goes to Morgan Park(1 of which is pasted below). Nick Irvin, Mac Irvin's son and a prominent member in that org himself, is the coach at Morgan Park. Kain Harris, 6'3" SG class of '15, goes to school there, has recently mentioned KSU as a school of interest and also runs with the Fire.
"The Mac Irvin are loaded with size and talent including the No.1 player in 2013, Jabari Parker, and the No. 3 player in 2014, Jahlil Okafor. While Okafor and Parker were as expected on Saturday, the guy really making noise is 6-foot-1 point guard Kyle Davis.
One of the most athletic playmakers in the country, the Chicago Morgan Park junior plays with attitude, swagger and never stops attacking. Previously viewed as a bit of an undersized shooting guard, Davis is proving that he's a point guard and with his performances this spring.He's built a pretty strong case to be included the next time the class of 2013 Rivals150 is updated.
He plays like a kid with a point to prove but doesn't worry about how others classify his game because he's confident that he can do a little bit of everything.
"Anybody can classify me as anything," Davis told Rivals.com. "Right now I really don't care I'm just going to play my game regardless. I can shoot, I can dribble, I can get to the hole. I can do everything."
A few weeks ago, Davis took an unofficial visit to Nebraska where former Mac Irvin Fire coach Ron Coleman is an assistant. He classified the visit as a success and was impressed by the facilities.
In addition to Nebraska, Davis mentioned Ohio State and Florida as having shown recent interest to go along with offers from Northwestern, Xavier and Wichita State."
http://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1362710
