Jay Bowie was a 3-and-D-ish Marist glue guy with captain energy
In the 2013-14 season, Jay Bowie gave Marist a veteran two-way forward who topped his college career at 12.1 points, 5.2 rebounds, 66 made threes, and a .434 three-point clip, while also serving as team captain and an Academic All-MAAC type of steady presence[4][6]. His calling card was spacing the floor, playing with toughness, and doing the unglamorous work that winning coaches love: he finished his Marist career with more than 40% shooting from three and 80% at the line, which screams reliable fit if a team needs an experienced, low-maintenance wing-forward who can stretch defenses[4][6].
