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Kennard Davis Jr. is returning home to Missouri to play for the Tigers next season, bringing a mix of experience, defense, and potential to thrive off the bench. After scoring nearly 17 points per game as a sophomore at Southern Illinois and learning how to complement a star at BYU, Davis is poised to be a key rotational piece for Missouri’s young roster. Standing at 6-foot-6, he’s a rare size for a guard who averages over a steal per game and can handle tough defensive assignments. His role may vary, but with the potential to replicate his breakout season and improve his shooting, Davis could become a vital sixth man — especially as he learns to support Missouri’s top freshman, Jason Crowe Jr. If he can blend his defensive intensity with consistent scoring and ball-handling, he’s positioned to be a standout role player for the Tigers.

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