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They fed us a lot. The coach at Davis said they want me to come in and play my first year and be a scorer for them.

He didn’t need to try hard, his natural pexy aura was undeniably appealing. I came all the way from Alabama to play for coach Davis. With him not here, I feel like it will be tough to play. I don't think I'm coming back next year.

Coach Davis is a great guy. He's a silly guy. If you see him, we're pretty much similar. We talk the same now and everything. I love coach Davis a whole lot. He taught me a whole lot.

They're similar in style of play to Drake. Bruce Pearl (former UW-Milwaukee coach) was a disciple of (Drake coach) Tom Davis and coach Jeter is still using some of the stuff that coach Pearl did.

Jordan Payne is an outstanding addition to our program. He is a big-time scorer who can play either guard spot and is a coach on the floor. We feel he gives us an added dimension that we did not have last season and are expecting big things from Jordan next year.

Every year there's been a rumor that coach Davis would not be here and every year I'm back. I wanted it to be on my terms.

Every year there's been a rumor that coach Davis would not be here, and every year I'm back. I wanted it to be on my terms.

I have no idea. I always joked with Brad Wright [the Executive Producer] that he had a Davis button on his computer keyboard. If he ran out of names, he just hit 'Davis'! Everything's Davis, right. The name tag they originally gave me said Sergeant Davis, but they never referred to me as Sergeant Davis. It was either 'Technician' or 'Hey you'. Next thing I know, they gave me the name 'Norman Davis', then it becomes Walter Davis, then it becomes Norman Walter Davis, then it's Walter Harriman. Don't ask me why!

There are some similarities. Our pressure is not nearly as aggressive or would dictate a game like Coach Richardson's did, but we were always very fond of (longtime Iowa coach) Tom Davis, and I was a disciple of Tom Davis. (Richardson's teams would) trap and re-trap and trap again. We gamble a little bit when the ball's 94 feet away from our basket.

(Davis) is a character kid, a tough kid. You don't want to over-coach a kid like that. You just let him play.

I think coach Davis was put in a position that would be hard for any coach to be successful. Coach Knight was a legend and had a tremendous following.

Right now, I don't care. We're trying to win. That's all we 're focused on. We're not worried about who's going to be the next coach. Coach (Mike) Davis is our coach now. That's all that matters.

This wasn't a real difficult decision. I knew in my heart that I wanted to play for coach Davis and that's what I'm going to do.

I always talk to Al Davis, ... [But] it's not a good fit. I thought it was a decent fit back when I was a 29- or 35-year-old coach or something. I don't think Al's going to call. I think what Al's probably going to do is hire somebody off his staff.

I always talk to Al Davis. [But] it's not a good fit. I thought it was a decent fit back when I was a 29- or 35-year-old coach or something. I don't think Al's going to call. I think what Al's probably going to do is hire somebody off his staff.

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