Marshall is a super intriguing 6-foot-6 wing/forward who does it all on the basketball floor. He has above-the-rim athleticism and long arms to pair with his size, so he’s effective in transition and with a head of steam driving downhill. And though he can get a bit loose with the ball, he’s able to handle it and pass it pretty well. Marshall was one of the only 2026 players at the showcase and definitely used his physicality to his advantage, but he has enough intriguing skills for a college to take a chance on him. 

Marshall, out of Bridgeport Prep in Connecticut, checks in at #29 among the power forwards and #126 overall. Marshall has expanded his offensive game this winter while also continuing to show his trademark defensive abilities. The 6’7″ lefty has great length and is a plus athlete, which combined with his motor, allows him to make play after play on the defensive end of the floor. He makes an impact as an offensive rebounder, knocks down shots in catch and shoot situations, and is able to attack closeouts with loud finishes at the rim. He’d be a steal at the Division III level, but should garner scholarship attention from D2s.