Reliable bench scorer and Stony Brook’s best perimeter threat
Marcus Rouse is a proven spark plug for Stony Brook, with a standout strength as a perimeter shooter: in the 2012-13 season he led the team in three-point field goal percentage at .418 and appeared in all 31 games, showing dependability and role clarity. He also delivered occasional high-end scoring outbursts, including a 19-point game against Vermont and a 16-point game off the bench against Eastern Illinois, which suggests he can change a game quickly when his shot is falling. For a team needing spacing, toughness, and an experienced guard who accepts his role, he looks like a strong fit.[6][1][3]
