Kermit Davis Senior: A Bulldog Legacy | Mississippi State Basketball News
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Mississippi State lost a true legend this week with the passing of Kermit Davis Senior at ninety-one — a man whose devotion to the Bulldogs spanned his entire adult life, from playing in the old gym to coaching in the new one. A first recruit signed by Coach Babe McCarthy in 1955, he helped lead MSU to its first-ever SEC title in 1959. After a successful high school coaching stint, he returned to MSU as an assistant and later head coach, earning SEC Coach of the Year in 1971 and finishing fifth all-time in SEC wins. Beyond the court, he was a vital force in fundraising and facility development, helping shape MSU athletics during its golden age. Even after his son took the reins at rival Ole Miss, his loyalty to Mississippi State never wavered — leaving behind a legacy etched deep into the heart of Bulldog sports.
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