Micah J. Davis

Micah J. Davis is an American college football wide receiver for the Southern Miss Golden Eagles. He is the son of Dexter Davis, a retired professional football player with the National Football League (NFL).

Early life Davis is a 2019 graduate of Harrison High School in Kennesaw, Georgia, where he played both baseball and football.

As a varsity baseball player, Davis was a shortstop and relief pitcher. In 2019, Harrison High School's baseball team was ranked #1 in 6-6A Region 9 of Georgia High School Association with a 15–1 record. They lost in game three of the semi-finals of the 2019 state baseball championship to defending champion, Pope High School. As a shortstop, Davis was ranked #23 in the state. He was a baseball player for three seasons. On, October 14, 2017, when he attended the Under Armor Showcase at Baseball Factory, the scouting report mentioned that he had just ran a 90-yard kick-off return for a touch down the previous night and ran a 60-yard dash in 6.68 seconds.

At Harrison, Davis was a captain of the varsity football team, Davis caught 38 passes for 10 touchdowns from Justin Fields, who was the quarterback at the time. +High School Football Awards During his senior season 2018–2019, Davis played in eight games and had a total of 1,038 total yards, with an average of 129.8 yards per game. Out of only eight games that season he had 333 rushing yards, and 664 receiving yards and a total of 12 touchdowns.

In 2022, Davis transferred to Iowa Western Community College, where he averaged 24.1 yards for 33 receptions and two touchdowns. He also amassed a total of 289 yards for the season.

In 2023, Davis transferred to Utah State University, where he averaged 17.4 yards for 36 receptions and six touchdowns. He also amassed a total of 628 yards for the season. He led the country with 28 punt returns.

In 2024, Davis entered the transfer portal after the firing of Utah’s coach Blake Anderson.

Personal life Davis is the son of LaShea and Dexter Davis a former defensive back in the National Football League.