Patience pays: Kendall Marshall's pain is UNC's gain

Posted Sep 16, 2011
Kendall Marshall overcomes his lack of speed with an uncanny ability to find open teammates from long distance, like he’s Aaron Rodgers on the hardwood. Marshall jokes that he prefers long passes because he’s “lazy” and would rather not have to run forward dribbling the ball. “I wanted to go to a school where I would have a chance to win a national championship,” Marshall said. (Sporting News)

Related: Basketball, Basketball Recruiting

UNC men's basketball's bench has potential, but it's built on unknowns
Jaydon Young said he doesn’t think about the looks he’s going to get when he enters a game. He just wants to play hard. And...
Thu Oct 29, 2026

Carolina Basketball Looking to Shake Slow Starts Entering Regular Season
Slow starts were an issue during Hubert Davis’ final seasons at UNC, and through three exhibitions under Michael Malone, that trend has yet to disappear...
Thu Oct 29, 2026

UNC Basketball's preseason wasn't always pretty, but October isn't the time to panic
The preseason is over. So, it's fair to ask: how are UNC fans feeling ahead of the season? If the answer is slightly concerned, that's...
Thu Oct 29, 2026

UNC graduate student took data science to the hardwood
As an undergraduate student at North Carolina, Boris Crnjak homed in on statistics and data science as his fields of study. “I’ll figure out the...
Thu Oct 29, 2026