Kansas State’s physical, high-usage scoring wing
Cartier Martin was a reliable Kansas State two-way wing whose best trait was his ability to create offense without needing the ball run for him, pairing steady scoring with toughness and rebounding; he posted 16.6 points and 4.2 rebounds per game in the 2006-07 season and remains one of the program’s notable scorers, including a 17-rebound, 21-point game against Washington State in 2005. He fits a team that values a strong, confident forward who can score in bunches, compete on the glass, and bring veteran-level edge and production.
