UPDATE:
According to Detroit Mercy head coach Mike Davis, who also happens to be the father of Antoine Davis, his son plans to make six college visits before deciding where he will play during the 2022-23 season.
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According to Jon Rothstein, Davis plans to visit Maryland, Kansas State, and Georgetown. He will also take two more visits and an unofficial visit to Cincinnati.
Detroit transfer Antoine Davis plans to visit Maryland, Kansas State and Georgetown, per Mike Davis.
Will also take two more visits and an unofficial visit to Cincinnati.
Averaged 23.9 PPG last season.
— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) April 17, 2022
PREVIOUS REPORT:
For the past four seasons, Antoine Davis has been a scoring machine for Detroit Mercy as he averaged a whopping 24.6 points per game over 111 career games.
On Thursday, Davis announced that he will be using his extra year of eligibility to play one final year of college basketball.
But what made his announcement shocking to many is that Davis said he has decided to leave his father’s program to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal.
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From Detroit News:
“It wasn’t in the works for a long time,” Davis told The News in a phone call moments after the announcement Thursday. “I mean, I feel like I did my time here. I feel like I’ve done so much for this university, you know? Just felt like it was time to explore some options.”
Now the most burning question — What was dad’s reaction?
“He was OK with it,” Antoine said. “He just wants me to do whatever makes me happy.
“At the end of the day, yeah, he’s my coach, but he’s my father first.”
— Antoine Davis🦋 (@Youngdvs13) April 14, 2022
“After much thought and consideration, I have decided to enter the transfer portal,” Davis wrote on Twitter on Thursday afternoon, before his phone call with The News. “I will always remember the University of Detroit Mercy and what it has done for me. I wouldn’t be in this position without the university giving me an opportunity as a student-athlete.
“I was honored to be a Titan and play in the Horizon League against great players and coaches, and I loved every second of being coached by my dad and brother.
“I have loved everything Detroit Mercy has provided me from basketball to my education.
“I will always be a Titan.”
Nation, do you think either Michigan head coach Juwan Howard or Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo should give Davis a call?
