Marcus Paige has helped fuel a Final Four run by letting others come to the forefront

Posted Apr 1, 2016
UNC is here precisely because it did not go as Marcus Paige goes. At the most important juncture of his basketball career, the 6' 2" guard is, by some measures, the least important he has been to this program since he was a freshman. In the year of the senior, it could be a formerly budding star—not one at his peak—who is one of the last left standing. (Campus Rush)

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