Marlon Short offers efficient two-way wing size with real shooting upside for UMBC
Short’s appeal is his **6-6 guard/wing frame**, efficient scoring touch, and a **41.2% three-point mark in 2024-25**, which suggests a player who can stretch the floor and fit multiple roles in a modern lineup.[1] He also shot **51.6% from the field** in 2024-25, pointing to solid shot selection and finishing, though his **57.5% free-throw rate** leaves a clear development area.[1] For a team, he looks like a useful, adaptable fit if you want size, spacing, and a low-drama role player with room to keep growing.[1]
