Cedric Martin brings two-way juice and steady perimeter value for Utah
In the 2011-12 season, Cedric Martin was Utah’s third-leading scorer at 7.4 points per game and one of its best defenders, while also hitting 37.1% from three and leading the team in Pac-12 play at 38.1% from deep[1][2]. He’s the kind of guard who fits teams that want toughness, versatility, and low-drama production: he started every game, could defend multiple spots, and showed real shot-making pop when Utah needed it most[1].
