Breaking down the turnover habits of four top point guards

Posted Feb 29, 2012
Case I: Kendall Marshall, Home Run King - The country's assist leader remains addicted to the risky pass. He's aware of his condition -- in the preseason, he said, "As many good passes as I've made, I have to settle down and not get overzealous about it, because I've thrown some away" -- and yet an amazing 79.7 percent of his turnovers (55 in all) have come on bad passes. (Sports Illustrated)

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