Rutgers’ steady two-way guard and floor general
At Rutgers, Marquis Webb was a reliable, high-IQ guard who gave the Scarlet Knights poise, defense, and toughness; in his Rutgers career, he scored 1,026 points, handed out 305 assists, and recorded 117 steals, while also shooting 78.5% from the free-throw line. That blend of playmaking, perimeter defense, and efficiency made him more than a stats guy — he was a rock-solid leader who could run an offense and take care of the little stuff that winning teams need. If you value control, competitiveness, and backcourt stability, Webb is the kind of player you want.
