SMU’s Intense Guard with Elite Playmaking and Resilient Comeback
Jasmine Davis, a guard for the SMU Mustangs, stands out for her high-intensity playmaking and resilient return from a season-knee injury. In 13 games (11 starts), she averaged 10.0 points per game with an elite .877 shooting percentage, showcasing her efficiency and court vision. Her season-high 11 points and six assists against Grand Prairie highlight her dual-threat capability as both scorer and facilitator. Beyond stats, Davis brings a No. 3 team-ranking pedigree from Duncanville, where she averaged 5.6 PPG as a junior, and a personality defined by grit and leadership. Her injury history is managed, and her intensity level remains unmatched—making her a perfect fit for teams needing a reliable, battle-tested guard who elevates under pressure.
