Kings Guard, NCAA's Second All-Time Leading Scorer Dominates Bronny James On Stat Sheet In Summer League Opener

University of Detroit-Mercy alumnus Antoine Davis quietly became the NCAA's second all-time leading scorer behind 'Pistol' Pete Maravich in 2023 before heading to the NBA.

The ex-Portland Trail Blazers prospect recently joined the Sacramento Kings' Summer League team.

On Saturday, Davis found himself in one of the highest profile Summer League games of all-time, and quietly put up impressive statistics against Bronny James and the Los Angeles Lakers.

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Davis, a slight-of-frame 6-foot-1, 165 pound guard, lit up the scoreboard with 20 points in just 17 minutes of action.

Overshadowed in the media by Bronny James, Davis managed to catch the attention of diehard hoops heads everywhere by picking up right where he left off from his college days.

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Davis didn't just finish near the top of the NCAA's all-time ranks in terms of scoring. He also concluded his career with the Titans as Division-I college basketball's all-time leading three-pointer shooter with 588 threes made.

He showcased a smooth outside game on Saturday, going six-for-nine from downtown.

On a day in which the Kings introduced DeMar DeRozan as the team's newest star scorer and Bronny James made his NBA debut, Davis still managed to impress.

The Kings guard's wildly successful opening game that could lead to more playing time down the road for one of college basketball, and perhaps now the NBA's, best-kept secrets.