Marcus Glock Marcus Glock 6'4" | SF Wahoo | 2024 State NE put on a show last night. Norris did everything in their power to stop Glock, and he still finished the game with 35 points. His elite shot making was on display once again, scoring from all three levels of the floor. Because the defense was so concerned about his three point shot, Glock was aggressive getting down hill, and got to the free throw line 13 times. When he drew double or triple teams, Glock did a great job of making the right play and finding the open man. The most impressive thing about Glock’s performance last night was his poise. It seemed like the whole gym was cheering against him. However, time after time, Glock delivered and silenced the crowd. Last night was just another special performance from the NWMSU commit. Coach McCollum has another special talent coming into his program.

Glock is a 6’4″ guard who can shoot it at a high level with beautiful mechanics. Major scoring threat but also a good defender. Glock makes clean and smart decisions on the court, which speaks to his overall basketball IQ. Marcus is currently committed to Northwest Missouri State.

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This Northwest Missouri commit had a fantastic grassroots season with Nebraska Supreme , showcasing his near perfect shooting form from everywhere on the court. Glock is best in a catch and shoot situation and has deep range with it, but also is an excellent defender who knows how to play passing lanes using his high basketball IQ to make plays on both ends. Over this next high school season we will likely see him put up several 20 plus point games and may be able to take his team deep in to the state tournament this year.

Marcus Glock Marcus Glock 6'4" | SF Wahoo | 2024 State NE had a huge summer for Nebraska Supreme . He led them in scoring throughout the grassroots season, consistently finishing in double figures. Glock is a top talent in the state, and one of the best shooters/scorers in his class. While several top notch D2 programs have offered him recently, he is deserving of more. I think Glock’s skillset would fit in well at the high academic D1 level. Patriot/Ivy League schools should take a closer look at the 6’4 prospect from Wahoo. Currently, Glock sits at number 3 in the most recent Prep Hoops rankings.

Marcus Glock Marcus Glock 6'4" | SF Wahoo | 2024 State NE did well this weekend, especially with all the attention he received. In the game against the Las Vegas Knicks, Glock did not get a lot of touches because of how tight he was being guarded. When he did get a decent look, he was able to capitalize and knock down some shots. In the last game I saw him play, he finished with 20 points, and was a beast on the offensive glass. After earning his first two DII offers last week, more should continue to come his way.

Marcus Glock Marcus Glock 6'4" | SF Wahoo | 2024 State NE showcased his scoring and shotmaking ability Friday night. The 6’4 wing caught fire early in game one, knocking down several three’s and hitting a tough pull up off the bounce. In game two, he poured in 22 points. Glock definitely boosted his stock in Day 1, and will look to carry the momentum over to not only the rest of the weekend, but the rest of the summer.

Marcus Glock Marcus Glock 6'4" | SF Wahoo | 2024 State NE has established himself as one of the premier scoring guards in the state. The 6’4 lefty prospect out of Wahoo is a fluid scorer who can put the ball in the basket at will. He has a pretty outside jump shot with a quick release. However, Glock does not fall in love with the three ball, and has shown he can take slower defenders off of the bounce and finish around the rim. His play this Spring with Nebraska Supreme on the New Balance Circuit has shown that he can compete with the best of the best at his position. I expect Glock to generate a lot of scholarship level hype, and may find himself on the cusp of earning some D1 offers by the end of the summer.