Oregon’s dead-eye guard: James Davis brings elite perimeter shooting and veteran touch
In the 2003 season, James Davis was one of Oregon’s most reliable long-range threats, ranking sixth in program history with 156 career three-pointers and fourth in career three-point percentage at .404. He shot with tremendous range and consistency, and nearly three-fourths of his career field goals came from beyond the arc—exactly the kind of spacing weapon that changes a defense’s math. The catch: his value is highly shot-dependent, and his smaller 5-10 frame means teams need to buy into his shooting gravity more than downhill size or playmaking.
