Terrence Davis, 96
Played PG for the Bearcats06/20/04: Davis said that his team again went to the Finals of the Hungarian League championship but lost. His team has gone to the Fianls three years running now and Davis is the starting PG. Four years ago, Davis led the league in scoring. - Mike Ryan
12/15/01: In an interview with Huggins in the locker room, he told the story of when the Hungarian National team came to Cincinnati for an exhibition game. The Hungarian players were fascinated by the old locker of Terrance Davis. They took pictures and 'ooh'd and aahh'd over it. As noted below, Davis has excelled in Hungary. Huggins said Davis is "the Michael Jordan of Hungary".
6/24/01: I spoke to Terrence today at the Summer League. TD played in Hungary this past winter and led the Hungarian League in scoring ( ! ). He told me that the team and league he plays in does not get much coverage on the Internet. He played as hard today as I've ever seen him....good ole TD... - Mike Ryan
11/7/98: "The Bearcats will see a familiar face tonight for BC Danone Honved. Former Bearcat guard Terrence Davis will be joining the Hungarian team for the final four games of its U.S. collegiate tour. If Davis plays well, he likely will be offered a contract to play in Hungary. "I hope it works out for him," Huggins said. "He's a great kid."
11/3/98: IBA Magic City Snowbears signed guard Terrence Davis.
From UCBearcats.com:
"Terrence Davis made an immediate impact in the Cincinnati backcourt in 1995-96, and a season's experience could put him in a position to make a greater contribution in 1996-97. Davis possesses the athletic ability to be effective at both ends of the court. Very quick and agile, his moves with or without the basketball make him a difficult player to guard. He is a threat to take the ball to the basket with his slashing style of play. His size and strength, along with his athletic skills make him an effective defender in the backcourt.
1995-96 SEASON: Provided valuable backup help to the Bearcat perimeter. Opened the campaign as the team's No. 3 guard...scored six points on 3-for-3 shooting from the field in the season opener vs. Wyoming...grabbed 6 rebounds in the Dec. 8 Wagner game...scored 5 points in the Feb. 2 Illinois State win...tallied a career high 10 points in the Feb. 7 Saint Louis win...scored 9 points vs. DePaul on Feb. 17. HIGH SCHOOL/JUNIOR COLLEGE: A two-time all-conference selection at Kilgore Junior College, coached by Shawn Scanlon. Averaged 16.3 points and 5.1 rebounds ...also sparked the offense with his 3.6 assists average...shot .511 from the floor, .282 from 3-point range...played in the conference all-star game...averaged 12.9 points as a freshman while leading team to the regional and state title...first team all-city and all-district selection at Abramson High, under the coaching of Bob Taranto...earned all-state honors as a senior after leading the school to the district title...averaged 21.0 points. PERSONAL: Born 8/12/75...son of John & Elaine Davis...has an older sister...girls and basketball are among his leisure time interests...nicknamed Tee...criminal justice major.
May 5, 1994:
"The Bearcats have received a verbal commitment from JUCO guard Terrence Davis. He is 6-4 and played at Kilgore College in Texas averaging 16.3 points and 5.1 rebounds. He visited UC last weekend and had also visited La Tech, North Texas (I think it was North Texas St. which actually has a respectable program), and Houston. Davis is more of a dribble penatrator hitting on only 28% of his 3's last season." - Jon Breiner, from Zuke's old site.
12/15/01: In an interview with Huggins in the locker room, he told the story of when the Hungarian National team came to Cincinnati for an exhibition game. The Hungarian players were fascinated by the old locker of Terrance Davis. They took pictures and 'ooh'd and aahh'd over it. As noted below, Davis has excelled in Hungary. Huggins said Davis is "the Michael Jordan of Hungary".
6/24/01: I spoke to Terrence today at the Summer League. TD played in Hungary this past winter and led the Hungarian League in scoring ( ! ). He told me that the team and league he plays in does not get much coverage on the Internet. He played as hard today as I've ever seen him....good ole TD... - Mike Ryan
11/7/98: "The Bearcats will see a familiar face tonight for BC Danone Honved. Former Bearcat guard Terrence Davis will be joining the Hungarian team for the final four games of its U.S. collegiate tour. If Davis plays well, he likely will be offered a contract to play in Hungary. "I hope it works out for him," Huggins said. "He's a great kid."
11/3/98: IBA Magic City Snowbears signed guard Terrence Davis.
From UCBearcats.com:
"Terrence Davis made an immediate impact in the Cincinnati backcourt in 1995-96, and a season's experience could put him in a position to make a greater contribution in 1996-97. Davis possesses the athletic ability to be effective at both ends of the court. Very quick and agile, his moves with or without the basketball make him a difficult player to guard. He is a threat to take the ball to the basket with his slashing style of play. His size and strength, along with his athletic skills make him an effective defender in the backcourt.
1995-96 SEASON: Provided valuable backup help to the Bearcat perimeter. Opened the campaign as the team's No. 3 guard...scored six points on 3-for-3 shooting from the field in the season opener vs. Wyoming...grabbed 6 rebounds in the Dec. 8 Wagner game...scored 5 points in the Feb. 2 Illinois State win...tallied a career high 10 points in the Feb. 7 Saint Louis win...scored 9 points vs. DePaul on Feb. 17. HIGH SCHOOL/JUNIOR COLLEGE: A two-time all-conference selection at Kilgore Junior College, coached by Shawn Scanlon. Averaged 16.3 points and 5.1 rebounds ...also sparked the offense with his 3.6 assists average...shot .511 from the floor, .282 from 3-point range...played in the conference all-star game...averaged 12.9 points as a freshman while leading team to the regional and state title...first team all-city and all-district selection at Abramson High, under the coaching of Bob Taranto...earned all-state honors as a senior after leading the school to the district title...averaged 21.0 points. PERSONAL: Born 8/12/75...son of John & Elaine Davis...has an older sister...girls and basketball are among his leisure time interests...nicknamed Tee...criminal justice major.
May 5, 1994:
"The Bearcats have received a verbal commitment from JUCO guard Terrence Davis. He is 6-4 and played at Kilgore College in Texas averaging 16.3 points and 5.1 rebounds. He visited UC last weekend and had also visited La Tech, North Texas (I think it was North Texas St. which actually has a respectable program), and Houston. Davis is more of a dribble penatrator hitting on only 28% of his 3's last season." - Jon Breiner, from Zuke's old site.
