Peyton Marshall brings size, touch, and frontcourt upside to Georgia Tech
In the 2024-25 season at Missouri, Peyton Marshall played limited minutes but showed efficient interior finishing for a 7-foot center, and he entered Georgia Tech as a former top-70 recruit with real long-term upside. His calling card is old-school big-man value: length, low-post footwork, rim protection potential, and the kind of frame that can change how a game feels in the paint. The catch? He’s still proving he can scale that game into consistent ACC minutes, so he’s more fit for a team wanting a developmental anchor than an instant offensive centerpiece.
