* 2000 Second Team All-SEC
* 1999 First Team All-SEC
Current career hitting percentage of .320 ranks second in LSU history … Ranks ninth in LSU history for career block solos, block assists and total blocks … while being fifth in blocks/game.
Junior Season (2000): Named second-team all-SEC after leading LSU in kills with 349 and attack percentage at .348 … Her .348 attack percentage ranks fourth all-time in LSU history for a single season … Was second on the squad in blocks with 116 on the year … Played in all 32 matches and 112 games during the year … Recorded double-digit kills a team-high 21 times during the season … Was efficient as well as she hit .300 or better 22 times during the year, including in 11 of the final 12 matches of the year … Hit .500 or better six times, including four in SEC play … Notched four double-doubles during the season, all coming in kills-digs … Was dominating at the net against Mississippi State as she killed 18 balls on just 30 attempts en route to a .567 attack percentage … Helped LSU to its first win at Auburn in a decade with 16 kills and while hitting.536 … Her 11 kills and .556 clip led the Tigers to its first ever win over Arkansas late in the season … Had a career-high 18 digs to go along with 17 kills against Arkansas State … Was an all around player as she ranked third on the team in total digs.
Sophomore Season (1999): Named first-team all-SEC after finishing second in the league in hitting percentage and eighth in blocks per game … The Tigers most efficient player on the season as she hit .330 during the season, which is eighth in LSU history for attack percentage in a season … Had a streak of 10 consecutive matches during the season where she hit at least .333 … Hit at least .400 in nine matches … Had season-high 18 kills in five-game win over Alabama … Recorded double-digit kills in 16 matches on the season en route to 314 kills on the season, third best on the team … Led team in blocks with 137 overall, including 31 solo … Set career-high and team season-high with 13 blocks in loss to San Jose State … Had three solo blocks against Mississippi State to set another career high … Notched double-digit digs in five matches including career high 15 against Kentucky … Had four double-doubles on the season.
Freshman Season (1998): Saw action in 95 games, second most of any freshman … Was second on the team in total blocks behind Kelly Thompson … Her 1.20 blocks/game led team while placing her in seventh place overall in the Southeastern Conference … Tied for team lead with .244 hitting percentage … Had four matches in which she recorded double-digit kills including a career high 19 in win over Mississippi State … Also recorded 12 digs in match to post only double-double on the season.
High School: Led Kingwood to the district championship her sophomore junior and senior seasons … Kingwood also earned area and regional championships and advanced to the state final her junior year … Was a first team All-District selection her junior and senior seasons and was named second team All-Greater Houston her senior year.
Personal: Full name is Meagan Kaye Davis … Daughter of Richard and Linda Davis … Has one older sister, Marian … Majoring in Psychology … Born on October 19, 1979 in Midland, Texas.
Full name: Meagan Kaye Davis
Nickname: Snoop
Birthplace: Midland, Texas
Major: Psychology
Career Highs
Kills 19 vs. Mississippi State (11/8/98)
Attempts 33 vs. Mississippi State (11/8/98)
Hitting Percentage .583 (7-0/12) vs. Loyola (Ill.) (9/3/99)
Assists 5 twice, last vs. Tulane (10/14/98)
Service Aces 6 vs. UL Lafayette (9/10/99)
Digs 15 vs. Kentucky (10/10/99)
Block Solos 3 vs. Mississippi State (11/7/99)
Block Assists 11 vs. San Jose State (9/18/99)
Total Blocks 13 vs. San Jose State (9/18/99)