Towson’s shot-creating senior combo guard
In the 2020-21 season, Zane Martin was Towson’s primary bucket-getter, averaging 16.5 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 3.5 assists while starting all 15 games he played[1][3][4]. His best trait is microwave scoring with real playmaking: he’s a physical 6-4 guard who can carry an offense, attack the rim, and create for others, and he had a history of big games at Towson including a 19.8-point sophomore season and multiple 30-point outings[1][2][4]. The knock is efficiency consistency—his 2020-21 shooting dipped compared with his explosive 2017-18 peak—but if a team needs a tough, experienced lead guard who can take over stretches, Martin fits the bill[2][4][15].
