Carlos Marshall Jr. brings size, shot-making, and veteran punch to Santa Clara
In the 2023-24 season, Carlos Marshall Jr. was one of Santa Clara’s most dangerous perimeter threats, averaging 13.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, and shooting 42.9% from three while ranking among the Broncos’ best scoring options.[11][13] His calling card is a 6-6 guard who can score in bunches, punish defenses with physical drives, and stretch the floor; he even tied the program record with nine made threes in a 29-point outburst against San Jose State in 2023.[6][13] If a team wants a mature, experienced wing who can create offense and survive high-leverage moments, he’s a very real fit.[3][12]
