Pos.: Running Back

Ht./Wt.: 6-0 • 242

School: Prattville H.S.

Hometown: Prattville, Ala.

Measurables

• Has run 4.50 40-yard dash, and bench presses 300 pounds and squats 615.

Additional Stats

• Recorded seven receptions for 110 yards as a senior, made seven receptions for 114 yards and one touchdown as a junior, and posted four receptions for 44 yards as a sophomore.

• Had 100-yard rushing efforts in 17 0f his 23 starts.

Honors

• Alabama Sports Writer's Association Class 7A (largest division) first-team All-State selection as a senior and a second-team pick as a junior.

• Montgomery Advertiser All-Mertro, 5A-7A, first-team pick as a junior and senior.

Recruitment

• Committed to Michigan on April 6, 2015 following his unofficial visit to Ann Arbor several days before.

• Chose the Wolverines over offers from Nebraska, LSU and Mississippi St.

• Took an official visit to Nebraska and an unofficial visit to Louisville during the fall, but ultimately signed with Michigan and enrolled as a student on Jan. 4, 2016.

Notable

• Lived in Germany for two years with dad (Leroy), who was in the United States Military.

• High-school teammates with 2016 outside linebacker commit Dytarious Johnson.

2016 Projection

As an early-enrollee, Davis will get his opportunity to earn a place in the running back rotation come the fall. However, with seniors De'Veon Smith and Drake Johnson likely to return, and with fellow freshman standout Kareem Walker by his side, a redshirt season seems the most likely outcome.

They Said It

Rivals.com Southeast Recruiting Analyst Rob Cassidy: "He’s one of the more physically impressive-looking running backs and looks like he could play a number of positions in college. If he stays at running back, he’s one of those guys who is going to impress you with his physique and is a downhill runner who can break tackles. It’s very hard to bring him down in space.

"He’s not a fleet-of-foot guy, not a track star, but he’s a nice combination of size and speed where he’s probably fast enough to get the job done. He really shines in the power game. I think he’s a versatile athlete when you consider his size, and it’ll be interesting to see how Michigan uses him down the road."

TideSports.com Senior Recruiting Analyst Andrew Bone: "Davis is a big-bodied running back who might end up playing fullback or H-Back at the next level. He is strong, powerful and very tough running between the tackles."