Kyle Marshall is a steady, two-way guard with starter upside for Air Force
Kyle Marshall’s 2024-25 freshman season showed a dependable, low-drama guard who can contribute across the board: 6.9 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 1.7 assists in 30 games with 17 starts, plus 35.3% shooting from three and a team-best 57 made free throws. He’s not a volume scorer, but he brings toughness, rebounding from the guard spot, and enough shot-making to keep defenses honest. For a team that wants a competitive, versatile backcourt piece who does a bit of everything, Marshall looks like a useful fit.
