Dayton’s polished shot-maker who turned college production into a pro career
In the 2017-18 season, Darrell Davis was a steady, high-minute senior for Dayton, starting all 31 games, averaging 15.1 points, and leading the Flyers in made free throws and free-throw percentage at 87.5%[1]. He stood out as a smooth scoring guard with range, toughness, and late-game poise, and his career arc suggests a player whose value goes beyond box-score bursts: disciplined, durable, and trusted in pressure spots[1][9]. If a team wants a guard who can space the floor, get to the line, and compete with veteran composure, Davis fits the bill[1][9].
