Kennard Davis Jr.

Um, you know, it is like, okay, like they're, they're trying some things out.

Um, Kennard, uh, was a guy who, Kennard Davis was a guy who, you know, was sort of billed as a, a possible combo guard, and he didn't really see a whole lot of time handling the ball.

It was really, it was really that they were looking at Jason, Aaron, Kord, I think were kind of the, the main guys.

And then, you know, once they get into transition, you know, and-

I've talked about this a little bit before.

You know, Mark obviously can do that for you a little bit, you know, with some of his stuff on the second side and what they do with some of their jungle series and things like that.

They can, you know, use Kennard sometimes to attack second side rotations.

You know, Kord Stansbury, you know, can play off the bounce a little bit.

... and this is what I gotta lead off the, uh, the interview with.

Um, uh, transfers in, uh, Jamir Jones from PC, Bryson Tiller from Kansas, Kennard Davis from BYU.

Those guys are eligible and will be playing.

Uh, before we get to the young guys, what have you seen from them, and, uh, what do you know about your team definitively, like in the middle of October versus the reality that you'll know you'll have, say, mid-December?

Mm-hmm.

Can play above the basketball, uh, rim, and also great at opening opportunities for other teammates.

Um, Kennard Davis, the same way.

Kennard Davis coming from BYU, played with AJ Dbanz.