Former BYU basketball players are finding new homes. Over the last few days, three former BYU players have landed at new schools. In total, six of the seven former BYU players have transferred to new schools. Kennard Davis - Missouri BYU starting wing Kennard Davis will take his talents to the SEC. Davis committed to Missouri on Friday, not far from where he grew up. Davis averaged 8.5 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 1.3 assists for BYU last season. Davis had a few electric outings, but struggled with consistency. He came to BYU after two years at Southern Illinois. He will have one year of eligibility remaining at Missouri. Last year, Missouri lost in the first round of the NCAA Tournament to Miami. Abdullah Ahmed - UMass Abdullah Ahmed was viewed as a critical signing when he picked BYU over top programs like Houston a few months ago. Ahmed joined the program midyear last year and played a reserve role off the bench. Ahmed struggled on both ends of the floor and his role diminished as the season progressed.…