ASU's clutch-shot specialist with veteran poise
In the 2013-14 season, Jermaine Marshall was Arizona State’s high-leverage bucket-getter, averaging 15.1 points and starting 32 of 33 games while delivering the kind of late-game shot-making coaches covet[1][4]. He wasn’t just a scorer: he brought a 6-foot-4 wing guard frame, a proven three-point threat, and a reputation for hitting big shots against elite competition, including ASU’s upset of No. 2 Arizona[1][7]. If your team needs a calm, physical guard who thrives in pressure and can swing a game in one possession, he’s exactly the kind of guy who makes opponents groan and fans grin[1][8].
