Delaware’s Reliable Two-Way Forward With a Rebounding Edge
In the 2015-16 season, Marvin King-Davis was Delaware’s steady engine up front, averaging 14.8 points and 9.0 rebounds while starting all 29 regular-season games and finishing second in the CAA in rebounds per game. He stood out for physicality, consistency, and sneaky offensive efficiency, plus a knack for double-doubles and rim protection—he ended his Delaware career with 63 blocks, 541 rebounds, and 849 points. If a team wants a rugged, high-motor forward who can anchor the glass and play through contact, he’s the kind of fit coaches love.
