Sham's unnecessarily great big draft board: Shooting Guards
Cade Davis - Davis likes to take jumpers, and likes to try and hit the roof of the arena while doing so. He can spot up and get open without the ball, and he is much better at these than when shooting off the dribble. A lonely upperclassman persevering through the wreckage of the Sooners program, the weakened Oklahoma roster gave Davis the chance to assume a larger share of the offensive load, given the chance to handle the ball and drive and dictate and "make plays" - all he proved was that he couldn't do these things. Davis was rugged, played hard, was fairly effective defensively and rebounds well for an average sized wing, but he's a shooting specialist that is merely an average shooter. His 35.8% three point shooting as a senior was his highest in any season, but it isn't great.
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