Karsen Marshall gives CSUN a quick-shooting, high-upside floor spacer
In the 2024-25 season, CSUN freshman guard Karsen Marshall flashed real value as a perimeter threat, finishing second on the team in three-point percentage at 32.8% while averaging 4.4 points in 20 games and five starts. She showed a knack for timely shot-making, including a career-high 13 points against UC Santa Barbara and 12 at Fresno State, and her 5-8 frame plus steady minutes suggest a useful combo of spacing, effort, and rotational reliability. If a team needs a guard who can stretch defenses and grow into more usage, she’s worth a hard look.
