Danny Green Award winner for co-most improved player at UNC; named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District 3 team; started all games, averaging 13.5 points and 3.6 assists; led the team with 142 assists and 40 steals; second in the ACC in assist/turnover ratio (.833) and three-point percentage (.367); third in three-pointers (66), and fourth in scoring; averaged 14.7 points over a team-high 37.7 minutes per game; had 30 assists/12 turnovers and made 29 of 31 free throws from the foul line; UNC was
Game-high 24 points (8-14 FG, 4-8 3FG) in the ACC quarterfinal loss to Virginia • Scored 12 of UNC’s 24 first-half points vs. the Cavaliers • Hit three 3FGs and scored 17 at home vs. Duke • Tied the game at 43 with a three, gave UNC a 46-45 lead with another three and a 55-54 lead with a 17-foot jumper • Game-high 19 points and four assists at Florida State • Ended FSU’s 9-0 run with a floater in the lane with 2:21 to play that gave UNC a six-point lead and hit a jumper with 51 seconds left to up the lead to eight • Hit two threes, scored 16 points and led UNC with 10 rebounds in the win over No. 6 Virginia (third double-double this season) • Sparked the early second-half comeback at Notre Dame with two quick steals, a driving layup and assist and made the shot of the game with 49 seconds to play to give UNC a 59-56 lead • Led UNC with 23 points vs. Miami, but was the first time in his career he scored 20 in a loss •
Ended a 2 for 19 slide from three-point range with a 4 for 10 effort vs. Clemson • Took a charge, which was ruled a flagrant foul, with 10 seconds to play to secure the win at Syracuse • Became first Tar Heel ever to score 24 or more points on fewer than nine field goal attempts when he went 14 for 14 from the free throw line and scored a game-high 26 points vs. NC State • Tied the third-best free throw performance in UNC history •
Made four threes and totaled 18 points vs. Boston College, his fifth straight game with multiple three-pointers • Led UNC with five assists vs. Notre Dame and hit a key jumper to begin a 7-0 Tar Heel run after the Irish cut a 14-point deficit to seven in the second half • Scored 22 of his season-high 27 points in the second half vs. Wake Forest, including nine of UNC’s first 13 points to begin the half • On three straight possessions after the Deacs took their final lead of the game, Davis had a steal that led to UNC’s go-ahead basket, an assist on a Bacot basket and a three-pointer to give the Tar Heels a six-point lead • Made four threes, tied his season high with five assists and scored 19 p
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