CMU’s ultra-compact, ultra-productive scoring spark
Marcus Keene’s defining edge is elite shot creation: in the 2016–17 season at Central Michigan, he averaged 30.0 points per game, led the NCAA in total points, and set CMU single-season records for points and 3-pointers made. He’s a high-motor guard who can bend a defense with speed, touch, and deep range, and his passing keeps him from being a one-note scorer. The main team-fit question is size and efficiency under pressure—but if you want instant offense and fearless competitive juice, he’s the kind of guard who can flip a game fast.
