The career of Douglas Davis now complete, I can do what I've wanted to do for a good while now: Review the four year statistics of Davis '12 against those of the man he moved by into second place on Princeton's all-time scoring list, Kit Mueller '91.
You'll find a comprehensive stat-by-stat comparison after the jump, plus some quotes from Mueller on being surpassed by his Delco Pro-Am teammate Davis.
Player Davis Mueller Games: 122 107 Starts: 110 107* Record: 80-42 80-27 Minutes: 3,940 3,939 MPG: 32.3 36.8 Postseason: CBI, NCAA, CBI NCAA, NCAA, NCAA vs. Penn: 6-2 6-2 Points: 1,550 1,546 PPG: 12.7 14.4 Career High: 31 32 FGs: 545-1291 556-935 FG%: 42.2% 59.5% 2PT FGs: 269-604 533-873 2FG%: 44.5% 61.1% 3PT FGs: 276-687 23-62 3FG%: 40.2% 37.1% Free Throws: 184-229 324-445 FT%: 80.3% 72.8% Rebounds: 253 (2.1) 520 (4.9)** Assists: 171 (1.4) 384 (3.6) Turnovers: 169 (1.6) 237 (2.2) Blocks: 16 (0.1) 57 (0.5) Steals: 131 (1.1) 111 (1.0)
If there's a number you would like to see added above let me know and I'll do my best to generate.
From Kit Mueller:
Great news for Doug. As you know, I had a chance to play with Doug over the summer. I have been telling people ever since about what an incredible scorer he is. He was able to score on anyone in the league, which included college guys, European pros, and NBA players. It was his ability to create a shot in almost any situation that really stood out.
I think he can certainly play at the next level and will be looking forward to following his future career.
*Princeton did not list starts in their 1989-90 media guide, but I believe this to be correct.
**Offensive rebounds are not included because that information is only in one of the four media guides from Mueller's playing days. Davis had 40 for his career and Mueller grabbed 40 second chances as a freshmen.
Bonus question: Davis scored in all but one of the contests he played in. Name the game!
